OERemix: create, share, curate: offene E-Learning-Module

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.