Posted in ETEC533, Module C: Emerging Genres of Teaching, Learning and Digital Technologies on Apr 16th, 2009 No Comments »
Reading back through all my blog posts for ETEC 533 was an interesting experience. It was remarkable how my beliefs and opinions about technology use in education have evolved throughout the course. To explain the changes that I believe have occurred in my thinking I’m going to use a sweet analogy; the role of sugar […]
Posted in ETEC533, Module C: Emerging Genres of Teaching, Learning and Digital Technologies on Apr 2nd, 2009 No Comments »
I recorded these thoughts awhile ago, but just got to posting them here… I just completed my ILN lab. This was an experience where we were able to remotely operate a GC/MS analyzing a prepared sample. I chose to analysis sample 5, the anesthesiologist as I figured, since he’s the person handling the drugs, he’d […]
Posted in ETEC533, Module C: Emerging Genres of Teaching, Learning and Digital Technologies on Apr 2nd, 2009 No Comments »
I wonder about this question every time I notice the reliance of students on technology. It is clearly evident to me that students no longer use technology to enhance their everyday lives, they are reliant on it. Take away their cell phones, they’d be crushed! Scarier…take away their calculators and the vast majority would be […]
Posted in ETEC533, Module C: Emerging Genres of Teaching, Learning and Digital Technologies on Apr 2nd, 2009 No Comments »
According to Resnick and Wilensky (1998)1 , while role-playing activities have been commonly used in social studies classrooms, they have been infrequently used in science and mathematics classrooms. Speculate on why role playing activities may not be promoted in math and science and elaborate on your opinion on whether activities such as role playing should […]
Posted in ETEC533, Module C: Emerging Genres of Teaching, Learning and Digital Technologies on Mar 17th, 2009 No Comments »
This week I explored virtual chem. Lab programs on the internet, focusing specifically on this website http://chemlab.byu.edu/tour/Chemistry I like how this software combines visualization of lab technique with the creation of data values so that students can combine a scientific technique with the formulas they learn about in class. While I am still a strong […]