Archive for July, 2011

Reflection on Social Media Creation

Saturday, July 16th, 2011

I have to say, I started out rather scared approaching this activity, but very quickly got totally excited and loved creating my story!  There are so many different tools available, and in the end, I chose Animoto. When selecting my Web 2.0 tool, I thought about Bates’ and Poole’s (2003) SECTIONS model.  I loved that […]

My Digital Story

Friday, July 15th, 2011

For this activity I chose to do a story about my life outside of work to share with my online students.  I want my students to get a sense of who I am, and I decided a personal glimpse into my life would help to build some connections and trust as we get to know […]

Reflection on a Wiki

Sunday, July 10th, 2011

This week we used a class wiki to discuss challenges and strategies in using social media in classrooms. The experience of creating a wiki compared using the threaded discussions in our LMS was rather enlightening.  Some of the things I really liked about the wiki were: Felt like one large class discussion, rather than a […]

Creating a Video

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011

Today I made a video of myself for the Moodle course I’m creating.  In my course I ask students to share an experience they have had with a child who has AD/HD.  I wanted to share one of my experiences with my students, and decided to do a video.  Having John post a video earlier […]

Case Study – Boris

Monday, July 4th, 2011

Boris wants to create a stand alone self-directed review tool for his students for learning the Periodic Table, preferably with formative instant feedback.  One option for Boris is to create a “lesson” in Moodle.  The lesson activity allows teachers to set up and scaffold learning, providing instant feedback for students.  Information is presented/reviewed, and then […]

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