The use of technology to deliver instruction is an idea whose
time has come - though the extent of its use varies greatly. At
some institutions, professors do little more than use learning
management systems to record attendance and grades and
to communicate with students. At the other end of the scale,
millions of students study entirely online.
here are many, many reasons we look up old tweets, and third party websites have come to our rescue! Let's take a look at some options for searching old tweets and backing up your tweet stream.
Made possible by the Ford Scholars Program, a summer research opportunity funded by Vassar, Professor of Earth Science Jeff Walker and Ford Scholar Maura Toomey '15 worked this past summer to make the original journals of John Burrough, a Hudson Valley based naturalist and writer more accessible by digitizing and placing them online in a searchable format.
journal here http://www.hrvh.org/cdm/ref/collection/vassar/id/1008
Canvas supports real-world, learner-owned, best-of-breed blogs in a number of ways. This session presents both the mechanisms that support blogging in Canvas as well as instructional designs that leverage these (and other) external web sites.
"This graphic chronicles the history of feature films from the origins in the 1910s until the present day. More than 2000 of the most important feature-length films are mapped into 20 genres spanning 100 years. Films selected to be included have: won important awards such as the best picture Academy Award; achieved critical acclaim according to recognized film critics; are considered to be key genre films by experts; and/or attained box office success."