Monthly Archives: July 2011

Media and Learning

Posted on July 29, 2011 by Dave Horn

Investigating the different types of media available: images, audio, video, and DVD leads one to conclude that each has a useful place in education and in creating or delivering lessons. As a photographer I use bridge to manage photos and … Continue reading →

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A story of two worlds

Posted on July 20, 2011 by Dave Horn

One of the recent tasks on the adventure through ETEC 565 has been to create a story using social software. Thus, the images are real, or at least the ones I elected to use (alarm clock from Alan Cleaver), but … Continue reading →

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Utilities and pitfalls of Social Software

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dave Horn

Social software is a lot like a double-edged sword; awesome in some situations and dodgy in others.  Many of the programs support and encourage the development of learning communities, which I turn can lead to networks of knowledge in the … Continue reading →

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