Posts relating to web tools for teaching and learning.
SMART TargetsAt this time of year students are usually asked to set SMART targets. These can be set by the student or the tutor; either option comes with its own advantages and disadvantages but generally it can be seen as yet another chore to be completed by both parties. As I am rethinking all aspects of my teaching,… Continue reading GoConqr the World
Inspired by #etmooc projects I have had a go at remixing a video for educational purposes. Professional Ethics is one of the #AAT Level 3 units which I will be teaching over the next term. It is a subject that some of my students have found difficult to get to grips with, its not to… Continue reading Video remix
Five Card Story: Creating memories a #etmooc story created by debseed flickr photo by mrsdkrebs flickr photo by Henriksent flickr photo by CEThompson flickr photo by cogdogblog flickr photo by Henriksent Summer days. Brothers, sisters, cousins and friends thrilled to be meeting up again for long days at the lake, full of adventure but never… Continue reading Digital Story Project #3
About 12 months ago I wrote this post about the tools I was using to try to cope with information overload. I have been prompted to revisit it by being asked to complete Thing 7 for the Theory and evaluation of elearning module of the MSc. In that post, I mentioned 3 tools I was… Continue reading Filtering out the noise (revisited)
Inspired by Jeannine St Amand‘s post on Google+ about coping with information overload I have created a mindmap based on Harold Jarche’s model: ‘Seek, Make Sense, Share’: see video here which maps how I (intend to) collect and curate articles that interest me. This mindmap itself is created using Gliffy, and is based on Allan Johnson’s Twitter… Continue reading Coping with information overload v3
For my MSc in Multimedia and Elearning I had to produce a Design Project, but although I specifically wrote down my ideas for the project, I then went off on a tangent and decided that a Prezi might be better. I spent (many enjoyable) hours creating this: [click on image to view] [WARNING: This is a… Continue reading and the runners up were……
This design project was produced for the ‘Understanding elearning’ unit of MSc Multimedia and elearning. It consists of a series of video tutorials for using spreadsheets. They were created using Camtasia Studio software, and follow principles for instructional design. This will be discussed in the design project rationale, to follow. You can view the introduction video and… Continue reading Design Project
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