I use this blog to document all my responses to questions from faculty, administration, staff, students etc. about educational technology.
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Friday, January 31, 2014
Q: Do you know any effective student response systems for cell phones?
A: With learning/catalytics students use any modern web-enabled device they already have — laptop, smartphone, or tablet to participate in a group activity or test, allowing a teacher to diagnose difficulties when working with students individually.
Q: Animated videos as course materials are very engaging for students. Is it any way to create them quickly?
A: There is a tool - VideoScribe. See if you like it. Start with Sparcol.com account.
Q: Where I'll get the code to embed video in my Blackboard course?
A: Use Embedomatron - a new web app called Embedomatron. It automatically optimizes video for use in course learning management systems by:
- Resizing all videos to be 650 pixels wide
- Limiting the amount of corporate branding
- Preventing “Related Videos” from being displayed at the end of video playback
- Generating HTTPS embed code for use on the secure pages on your LMS
Q: The LMS I am using for my online course has technical constrains. What platform would you recommend for video discussions, video presentations, group presentations, and poll questioning?
A: YouSeeU is a leading platform for education - online, blended and in-classroom. More
Q: I want to make a group activity in my online course more effective. Is it any tool available that supports peer to peer evaluation?
A: CritViz is a custom online tool for supporting real-time critique,
conversation, and peer to peer evaluation of student work in large
classrooms. More
CritViz software
CritViz software
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