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 30, 2015
Q: What technology is available to make writing activity more fun for my online students?
A: NewsMaker: "really
is an extremely user-friendly program that students will enjoy. Now
teachers finally have a tool driven by content not the technology". Here is an overview. Newsmaker improves writing, presenting and collaborating skills when students are emotionally involved in fun news production process; there is an opportunity to interact with a global community similar to publishing a blog. It will boost creativity in your classroom, especially online. Newsmaker provides the students another way of thinking about organizing their information creatively and using their sense of humor. Newsmaker tool limits the amount of time students spent on editing and production. Students can focus on content and learning rather than production values.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Q: Do you know if any digitizing approach is available for group projects? In my class groups of students are assigned to build a repository of primary sources and then exhibit their collection.
A: The web publishing platform, Omeka, would work for creating narratives around digital collections. Read about the teaching with Omeka experiences here and here.
Labels:
data,
digital archive,
digital essay,
group,
map,
metadata,
omeka,
tag,
team
Monday, February 3, 2014
Q: The mobile learning seems to be attractive to students in my class. It is easier for them to stay connected while working on a group assignment online. What mobile app would you recommend which is safe to use in a classroom environment?
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