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Chih-Hsiung Tu

Expository (ETC677) - 4 views

  • Instructional strategies: Um, providing something for parents that the kids should have picked up in class but for whatever reason forgot/lost.
  • Classroom web page of daily assignments/objectives listing
  • Instructional Strategies: Listening comprehension
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  • Instructional Strategies:  Self-paced, online drill
  • Instructional Strategies: Online Quizzes.
  • Instructional Strategies: Direct Instruction/Lecture
  • Evalution: none  
  • Instructional Strategies: Self-Paced, Online Drill
  • Instructional strategies: Direct Explicit Instructions
  • Instructional strategies: Lecture / simulation demonstration
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      What other integrated instructional strategies?
  • Instructional strategies: Lecture / explanation
  • Technology: Web, projector, broadband, printer, laptop
  • Online math test: Students taking online drills, tests, quiz etc.
  • Instructional strategies: Correspondence Learning
  •  Online grading protocol materials- participants go online to review the proper grading protocol of the student assessments in clinic.
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Good point! We even don't know whether audiences read/view these online materials.
  • Teachers who have to take a professional development class on educational technology because one of their coworkers happens to be studying it are forced to go to a CMS, read the lesson, watch the video, then pop into a chat room to be told the many great uses of educational technology.
  • Classroom web page of hyperlinked daily assignments/objectives that allows students to select instruction and assignments 
  • Instructional strategies: Self-paced, self-directed instruction
  • Technology: Web, authoring tools
  • Instructional strategies: Direct instructio
  • Online Spanish vocabulary games
  • Instructional strategies: Direct Instruction
  • OPAC search Jings
  • Instructional strategies: Lecture / Review
  • Instructional strategies: Self-paced, Online Drills
  • Weather extension activity cloud combination. Beyond the standard clouds there are many that are combination of two or more types.
  • Primary Source Material - AP U.S. History.
  • Online slide shows of Art work for identification on quizzes
  • Instructional Strategies: Direct instruction
  • PowerPoint presentation on the different types of Propaganda
  • Instructional Strategies: Direct Instruction
  • Instructional strategies: Direct Explicit Instructions
  • Share content of a WebQuest with incarcerated parents
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Why is this in synchronous format?
  • Evaluation: participation
  • Share content of a WebQuest with incarcerated parents
  • Instructional strategies: Learner/Instructor
  • Instructional Strategy: Direct Instruction/Lecture
  • Online scavenger hunt. Students download MS Word Doc with questions and links on volcanoes. Students follow links to answer questions about volcanoes. Students write answers on MS word doc, submit answers to instructor by email attachment and receive scores from instructor via email.
  • Instructional Strategy: Self-paced correspondence
  • Instructional Strategy: Lecture/Guided Practice
  • Instructional Strategy: Self-Directed
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      List all integrated strategies.
Lauren Hendley

Integrating NLE's Into Education Home - Integrating NLE's Into Education - 0 views

    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question I: NLE Strategies Applied Please discuss three most important strategies of NLE in your unit. Please be sure to justify why they are effective NLE strategies and how you assess them. Remember NLE strategies are not just your contents or "technologies," such as wiki, Blog, Twitter etc. It is integrated soft technologies. Hint: Four components of technology integrations: Content; Technology; Instructional Strategies; Assessment.
    • Milissa Holder
       
      I integrated the use of Google Docs as a means for collaboration - which is supporting a constructivists environment. I also incorporated Delicious for student to share resources which supports a connectivists environment. And the class Ning site for discussions.
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question II: NLE Please justify why your unit integrating NLE, not just online learning environments (OLE). Be sure to distinguish NLE from OLE. Provide the examples from your unit to justify your responses.
    • Milissa Holder
       
      Not sure I understand your question - my unit integrates NLE's such as wetpaint, Google docs, ning, delicious which are all part a network learning environment. I also utilize other software such as MS docs, research tools etc.
    • Lauren Hendley
       
      Milissa, what a great unit! I really think that this is a unit that could easily be used with teachers wanting to learn and utilize NLE technology with their teaching. Your NLE strategies and technologies complimented your topic perfectly. Besides your final project that I had a few questions about, I believe your unit was able to meet your objectives and goals nicely. The way you had your learners connecting their Web 2.0 technologies throughout the unit really proved that your unit was designed to demonstrate true NLE. Thank your for sharing! :) P.S. Do you plan on using this unit for your Capstone? If so, who is your intended audience? Just curious:)
    • Milissa Holder
       
      HI thank you for the comments - No this is not for my capstone - my intended audience is teachers at my school.
Steve Arizona

BrownsGuide2Wetpaint - BrownsGuide2Wetpaint - 0 views

    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question I: NLE Strategies Applied Please discuss three most important strategies of NLE in your unit. Please be sure to justify why they are effective NLE strategies and how you assess them. Remember NLE strategies are not just your contents or "technologies," such as wiki, Blog, Twitter etc. It is integrated soft technologies. Hint: Four components of technology integrations: Content; Technology; Instructional Strategies; Assessment.
    • Chris Brown
       
      The primary network learning environment strategies that I used in this unit were ones that concerned communication.  Students were asked to interact in a variety of ways.  They were asked to interact on forums, in chat rooms, and to sharing joint wiki pages.  These communications for interactive, synchronous, and asynchronous.  They allow the learners to feel connected with each other as a community of learners and to benefit from the unique skill sets of individual group members.  Content was delivered textually and through audio and video.  These techniques were used for the more cut dry aspects of the unit.  Students however were expected to build on that content and create their own in sharing their thoughts and reflections upon the unit at its content.  Assessment was based on authentic mini projects that had to meet the specifications of the assignment.  As the specifications were clear, goals were measurable, while allowing the individual learner to tailor NLE were necessary for the unit.  Announcements were served via twitter and e-mail.  Assignments were organized using Google calendar.  Finally iGoogle was used as the one piece that tied all the NLE components together into a usable and understandable environment for the learners.  My aim was to create an environment that fosters learning beyond the tools.
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      "They were asked to interact on forums, in chat rooms, and to sharing joint wiki pages. " sounds more like online learning strategy, not NLE strategies?!
    • Chris Brown
       
      To apply more networked learning environment specific terms, learners in this unit were required to engage in specific learning activities.  Learners were asked to create their own webpages and wet paint.  This amounts to user generated content.  This user generated content was then shared with classmates so they could gain insights into how the tool is used and how they can use it in their own practice.  This sharing of the user generated content also amounts to social content sharing for learners are engaged in sharing their resources and developed content.  In demonstrating how to embed videos and widgets in white paint, this unit encourages webpage creation in a mashup style where web development combines online content and resources from external sources.  The practice of sharing, editing privileges of individual wiki pages and engaging in dialogue through comments and forums helps to foster participatory web style learning as the users contribute to each other.  Finally, the sharing of access and editing privileges on wiki pages constitutes a form of cloud computing.  The resources are web applications that are accessed via an internet browser and stored on network servers.  This is the very essence of cloud computing.  These learning strategies combined with the elements previously posted are the core of the network learning environment generated by this unit.
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question II: NLE Please justify why your unit integrating NLE, not just online learning environments (OLE). Be sure to distinguish NLE from OLE. Provide the examples from your unit to justify your responses.
    • Chris Brown
       
      Although my unit has aspects of online learning environments, it is intended to be a network learning environment.  An online learning environment is more static with the presentation of information as its main means of education.  The network learning environment employed in this unit was intended to chain users in a set of skills (much like an online learning environment), but also for the learners to interact with each other and the content in ways that grew and improved learning beyond the text on the webpage page.  Web 2.0 tools were woven together to create an environment that fosters learning and exploration within the aims of the course.  Students were asked to comment upon possible ways the technology could be employed, both for students and educators.  They were then asked to create products and share them with each other to gain the benefits of the cooperative group effort.  The specifics of individual assignments were left open so that teachers could explore the uses of the technology and see how their colleagues did the same.  They were then required to do the work of others and gain further insight through the process.  The environment used goes beyond a collection of Web 2.0 tools and should be thought of as a collection of tools and resources that assist a collaboration of minds working towards similar goal in creating their own content.  It is this distinction that makes my unit a network learning environment.
    • Steve Arizona
       
      A pre and post measure of effectiveness is not included. The post survey is good to gauge how the participants felt the training was in regard to their learning, but it is not measured against a measurable goal.
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    • Steve Arizona
       
      The content chosen involved learning how to use Wetpaint to work collaboratively and integrating it in a PLE environment assist in management. The content is appropriate for the targeted audience, but a pre-survey should be offered as target audience may have prior knowledge or expertise that should be taken into account
Suzy Belonga

E-learning and Web 2.0 tools for schools - 0 views

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    mindmap of web 2.0 tools
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Chih-Hsiung Tu

Interactive (ETC677) - 1 views

  • Activity: Via teleconference, students take turns asking questions of celebrity, listening to responses, and recording answers, writing an article about the celebrity
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Why is this asynchronous?
  • Technology: Webquest
  • Instructional strategies:
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  • Students determine who will be which characters and who will be the narrator. From there they determine the plot and outcome.
  • Instructional Strategies: Online collaboration, Learner-learner, (Chatroom, simultaneous question and answer among team members).
  • Instructional Strategies: Learner-content (Email interviews)
  • Instructional Strategies: Learner-Learner Interaction
  • Instructional Strategies: Learner-Learner Interaction
  •  Instructional Strategy: Learner-Learner interaction
  • Instructional Strategy: Learner-Learner and Learner-Instructor Interaction
  • Use Googledoc to post questions about the unit of study for the instructor or other students to answer..
  • Instructional Strategy: Real-time online interaction between learners, learner/instructor, learner/content,                         learner/interface
  • Activity: Online Collaboration
  • Instructional Strategy: online collaboration, learner/learner interaction, learner/content interaction,                                  learner/interface interaction
  • Evaluation:  Rubric
  • Instructional Strategy:  Online collaboration, Learner-interface interaction
  • Evaluation:  Presentation criteria
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      What will you evaluate in your criteria?
  • Instructional Strategy:  Online collaboration, Learner-Content, Learner-Learner
  • Instructional Strategy:  Online collaboration, Learner-Learner
  • Instructional Strategy:  Learner-Content
  • Activity:  Students (in groups) create review guide for various chapters of the text. 
  • Instructional Strategy:  Online collaboration, Learner-learner interaction, Learner-content interaction,Learner-interface interaction
  • Evaluation:  Rubric
  • Instructional Strategy: Learner-learner, learner-instructor
  • Instructional Strategy: Learner-content
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Just learner-content interaction is not considered effective distributed learning instructional strategy.
  • Instructional Strategy: Learner-learner interaction
  • Instructional Strategy: Learner-learner interaction
  • Technology: Google Docs
  • They are then required to "teach" the other students online about the case, differential diagnoses, and care plans. 
  • Nursing student acting as discussion board "lead" for a week and presenting a patient case, leading students through the process of evaluating the case, treating the patient, and related issues such as cost of care, availability of diagnostics, cultural factors etc.
  • Evaluation: Lesson discussion criteria; Lesson moderation criteria.
  •  Students are to assume the roles of members of a health team s4nt to assist the people of an imaginary village discover what is afflicting the villagers. The affliction, its cause, preventative measures, and if possible, a cure, must be discovered. The villagers must also be educated in ways of preventing the affliction from reoccurring. All there is to go on so far is the symptoms of the affliction.
  • Using the website myinspiration.com learners will construct a concept map illustrating the steps to be taken in reviewing the symptoms given and researching
  • using the WWW to narrow down the affliction and determine the steps needed to prevent and/or cure, if possible, the affliction affecting the villagers. Learners will also put their WebQuest into a PowerPoint presentation for presentation of their completed work.
Lisa Costello

Accessibility in Your Design - Accessibility in Your Design - 0 views

    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question I: NLE Strategies Applied Please discuss three most important strategies of NLE in your unit. Please be sure to justify why they are effective NLE strategies and how you assess them. Remember NLE strategies are not just your contents or "technologies," such as wiki, Blog, Twitter etc. It is integrated soft technologies. Hint: Four components of technology integrations: Content; Technology; Instructional Strategies; Assessment.
    • Chih-Hsiung Tu
       
      Common Question II: NLE Please justify why your unit integrating NLE, not just online learning environments (OLE). Be sure to distinguish NLE from OLE. Provide the examples from your unit to justify your responses.
    • Steve Arizona
       
      A very noble cause! The Youtube video is very engaging. I believe and evauation of your network plan should be included.
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    • Lisa Costello
       
      Content supports organizational learning network environment, and is appropriate for the targeted audiences of individuals already possessing an intensive web design background. Linkage design appropriate, UGC&PAR (group wiki pages/needed to require that participants read each other's pages and provide feedback), community-community interaction (Delicious tags), Mashup (course blog), etc. Section for creation of group wiki space was unclear. Did not state to use this space for creating content. Technologies presented: youtube, Delicious, Blogger, video blogging, google docs, podcasting, Wordle...although I was unclear on the Wordle portion. There were no instructions or annotations. Was this meant to be a student activity, or just general information? Evaluation methods: Rubrics and criteria lists. No peer or self-evaluation. Artifacts to be turned in: youtube video, wiki page, essay with accompanying Delicious information. No self-reflection or post-course survey. This was a very interesting unit you created. I, even without intensive web design experience, enjoyed going through it. The initial youtube video was extremely interesting :) Thank you for sharing:)
    • Melanie Del Grosso
       
      Great idea for a topic, Jason! I especially like that you are targeting the people that know how to design websites already. This unit is expanding their understanding of their job. In terms of the assessment piece, you have evaluation checklists, which are utilized for several activities. There is also a rubric for the accessibility paper. Goals are aligned to evaluation pieces. Delicious, Google Docs, and Blogger seem to be integrated effectively and appropriately. A possible suggestion to make Delicious look more like a "network" technology would be to provide instructions and expectations on the use of tags. Overall, I think this unit is a great idea. I don't know much about technology departments on college campuses, but I am sure they don't spend enough time focusing on accessibility. I think this unit brings to light an important issue in educational technology today. Nice work!
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