megan cleaveley
A3: Mobile Technology for Education and Safety in the Backcountry
Hi folks, Building upon my experiences in the backcountry, and criticism about social media and nature, I am looking at some applications of mobile technology I would like to see used in Provincial and National Parks in order to enhance the experience of all visitors while enjoying the backcountry. Please click here to read more […]
A1: Learning about the natural world with iNaturalist
In this assignment, I go over the features of the iNaturalist app and how it can help users learn about the world around them.
A1: Learning using Mobile Exchange Economy: Hello Talk
Originally posted by Jiri Karas on October 13, 2019 My Assignment 1 focuses on Hello Talk, a language exchange mobile app which allows you to learn and practice a foreign language with people who are proficient/native speakers of that language and who want to learn your 1st language. It quite uniquely combines a number of affordances of different […]
booksource: classroom organizer
Original post by Jennifer L on September 10, 2019 Booksource is a free classroom library organization tool that can be accessed via web browser (screenshot below) or on your mobile (for both Android and Apple). In addition to creating an inventory of all your books, teachers can also create and manage student accounts, track who has which book, […]
Hello from Prince George, BC
Hello all, My name is Megan and I’ve been living in Prince George for nearly 4 years now. My partner and I relocated here after teaching at a BC offshore school in Cairo, where I taught for 3 years. Prior to that I worked as a TTOC in Vernon, BC. Other than technology, my biggest […]