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  • jarvise 9:17 am on November 27, 2011
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    Tags: , PPP learning, tutoring   

    Hi everyone, My venture focuses on improving communication for learning between parents and teachers to foster an atmosphere that is positive, practical and personal (PPP). Lots of money to be made in private tutoring; lots to be made in the DIY market. Combining them only makes sense. Enjoy! PPP Learning Elevator Pitch To see the […]

    Continue reading A3 PPP Learning Posted in: Uncategorized, Week 13: Venture Forum

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  • jarvise 10:05 am on November 25, 2011
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    Tags: ghostery   

    Was just checking out with my Black Friday order on LandsEnd site, and I got a new record of ghostery stalkers: 15 popped up in the window at once! Since I was buying a pair of purple boots, I should start getting some interesting purplelicious targeted advertising soon… Emily

    Continue reading New ghostery record… Posted in: Week 12: Social Analytics

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  • jarvise 1:51 pm on November 22, 2011
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    Tags: comments, rotten tomatoes   

    After examining the stalking tools – ahem, I mean, social analytics tools – out there, it is interesting that this seems to represent another level of disconnection. By this I mean, we are obviously so busy that we’ve gone from watching/reading the news, to reading blogs, to getting RSS feeds, to having the feeds focused […]

    Continue reading Day 2: Darwin Awareness is nice, but Rotten Tomatoes is great! Posted in: Week 12: Social Analytics

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  • jarvise 6:58 am on November 17, 2011
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    Day 1 I am not engaged in m-learning in any large way outside of the house. I have an ipad2, but use it basically at home. The only ‘mobile’ element to my use of it at home is using it while on the elliptical exercise machine. It fits nicely in the magazine-holder shelf. I’ve watched […]

    Continue reading tap…tap…1,2,3,4 Posted in: Week 11: Mobiles
     
  • jarvise 6:06 am on November 12, 2011
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    Tags: , idea generation,   

    I have used many of the products in my own learning and with students – blogs and wikis especially. I think a great product that could be designed is also a simple one (in theory). Part of the issue in developing good PBL activities is coming up with a good topic/question/plan. Wouldn’t it be nice […]

    Continue reading Final Post – Idea generator Posted in: Week 10: Product-Based Assessments

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  • jarvise 10:46 am on November 10, 2011
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    I remember when I first started MET, it was my first exposure to a Masters program, and to this style of learning. I remember waiting for a prof to intervene in our discussions when we were trying to figure out how to do something, and the intervention never coming. I remember feeling frustrated. What does […]

    Continue reading The MET PBL immersion Posted in: Week 10: Product-Based Assessments

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  • jarvise 11:48 am on November 2, 2011
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    Tags: information production, voice-to-text   

    I am choosing to address the ‘information production’ issue, and to do so I am going to extend my personal experience and opinions to a larger population. I have recently discovered (in the last few years) that any inclinations I used to have of thinking of myself as ‘original’ are pointless, and that if I’m […]

    Continue reading Discussion 3: new production techniques Posted in: Week 09: iPad Apps

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  • jarvise 11:46 am on November 2, 2011
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    Tags: , individualized   

    The ipad has a lot of potential to individualize learning in very specific ways. A student can access a lot of supplementary, near-instantaneous information to assist them in their learning. If they need help reading or understanding a word or concept, this help is there for them. This immediate help can yield increased motivation and […]

    Continue reading Discussion 2: Individualization Posted in: Week 09: iPad Apps

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  • jarvise 9:21 am on October 23, 2011
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    Blogging offers lots of benefits, but the ‘getting started’ learning curve can be intimidating (even if its not). When I talk to other teachers about blogging, they say that its something they are interested in, but haven’t had time to investigate and learn about it enough to get started. I think a great product geared […]

    Continue reading education blogging market… Posted in: Week 07: Blogs

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  • jarvise 8:06 am on October 23, 2011
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    Hi, Does anyone know what tool was used to create the ‘perfecting your pitch‘ presentation that we watched earlier in the course? This is a really effective tool for having a ‘face-based’ presentation along with graphics and media. Anyone know how to do this? Also: The service I’m thinking of pitching is an intermediary between […]

    Continue reading thinking about A3… Posted in: Questions & Answers

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