A final reflection on my experience with Moodle. Since the site was centered around the topic of woodworking it makes sense to stick with that for the final reflection.  Before you can actually start building a project you obviously need a plan, you have to know what it is you’re going to make before you […]

Fortunately I have some experience using a Wiki, all from the MET program, so I had pretty much gone through the learning cycle beforehand. As I’m learning the hard way trying to figure out how to add a voice over to the web 2 tools, removing the learning step was a big help when it […]

For the activity I have posted a topic into a discussion forum titled, ‘Week One Forum – Logging in British Columbia’.  The activity is designed to inspire students to think about their future as woodworkers in a larger context.  They will be working with wood, but that wood doesn’t just grow magically in a lumber […]

♦ I knew pretty much from the beginning that the two tools I wanted to use were a chat and a forum.  I’ve had experience in being a participant using both of these tools and I think they both compliment each other.  The chat I’ve enjoyed if for no other reason than it lets me […]

Well this didn’t come easily to me at all.  In fact i had a lot of confusion about this one.  I signed into the Wimba Live classroom account as instructed, o.k., that was easy.  Wimba tested my set-up and that went fine.  So far so good.  Then a new page opened up saying ‘Welcome to […]

Took a giant leap backwards and went through the instructions for setting up the weblog.  Sure enough, there is was, and not even hidden, instructions on adding a new post.

A reflection setting up a Welcome page and adding a discussion forum.  I feel like i’m having a bit of an argument with myself with this one.  I found the instructions very easy to follow, not labour intensive in the least, and not very challenging.  Now here’s the argument part.  One side of me is […]