Monthly Archives: October 2011

Techno Moms and Wordles Now that you have had a chance to read through Haraway’s article and have seen her on video we would like you to represent your understanding in a visual format. Here is a wordle to express … Continue reading →

How is technology supported in the workplace? Are there funding issues? Or have problems arose with parents/admin over use of technology? The administration is very supportive of technology use in the classroom and has gone out of their way to … Continue reading →

How can we get beneficial professional development to all teachers in the school when it comes to new technology? Suggest ways that you would deliver or organize the PD to maximize the benefits for all participants. Professional development has been … Continue reading →

I really enjoyed completing this discussion post for Module 5. I used my flip camera and some of the children’s artwork as a back drop. It was surprising how difficult to come up with the words to use. There are … Continue reading →

There are some great tools available for creating cartoons; Toondo, Kerpoof, Pikistrips, Bitstrips and Bubblr to name a few. I chose Pixton to create my toon as it was easy to use and the backgrounds and character choices were appropriate … Continue reading →

Assignment #1 Theorize an application / app, artifact, device, technique, or process related to ET. This essay should include a definition, explanation, development and details and, if applicable, examples. Include one toon / image (i.e., at least one ‘cell’) with the … Continue reading →

Current copyright laws outdated! Copyright issues are a hot debate item at many universities at the moment. Intellectual property, another hot button word keeps popping up. The internet has changed and blurred our current copyright laws. Once something is put … Continue reading →

Copyright issues are a hot debate item at many universities at the moment. Intellectual property, another hot button word keeps popping up.  The internet has changed and blurred our current copyright laws. Once something is put on the internet it … Continue reading →