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When one thinks of social media, Facebook and Twitter are two platforms that come to mind instantly. Typically, people think of them as forms of entertainment that keep us glued to the screens of our mobile devices. However, it’s time to … Continue reading
From their website: Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources. Zotero is particularly useful if you will be using a wide variety of sources to write research papers. It is a Firefox … Continue reading
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Here are a a few photos from last week’s Mystery Skype session. You can also view them on the front page of the Educational Technology Support website and on previous events!
The SAMR Model was developed by Dr. Ruben Puentedura as a way for teachers to evaluate how they are incorporating technology into their practice. This video on Common Sense Media gives a good overview of the model. SAMR stands for substation, augmentation, … Continue reading
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There are so many potential uses for Skype and other web conferencing software. In addition to the technological affordances, Skype has also put together a community that lends itself to supporting teachers. One of the neatest feature of this community … Continue reading
It’s almost that time of the month again! Every second Wednesday of the month, Educational Technology Support (ETS) hosts Technology in Transit. Technology in Transit is a space for Teacher Candidates to showcase and raise awareness of different teaching and … Continue reading
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Good news: the Mystery Skype session next Thursday now has a location. It will be held in Scarfe 310 from 12:40-1:30pm. With the larger room, we are able to keep the registration open until we reach full capacity. If you thought you had … Continue reading
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