Traditional and digital approaches
Table of Contents
Traditional and digital approaches
Introduction
Traditional and Digital
Note taking - Hand written notes
Diagrams, Mind maps, Graphical organisers and Flowcharts -
Formal writing
Drafting process
Formal Communications.
Informal Communications
Research
Research
General research
Presenting material,
Watching videos
Journals
Homework
Collecting Homework
Paper based tests
Voting and surveys
Discussions
Graphical organiser
Time management
Mathematics
Timelines
Bibliography
Introduction
This is a table looking at traditional classroom practice and potential digital alternatives. I have included software tools (proprietary, open source/free (FOSS) and Web 2.0) I am going to link these through to the websites, so if you are adding to this please make it a link.
Traditional and Digital
These are tools that can be found on a Windows or Mac Platform and also include some tools for the Apple iPad as well. Some of the tools are free and others are purchased.