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Greg Andrade

Slide Share: Strategic Communities of Practice - 1 views

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    While searching for CoP's for Macintosh Computers and Adobe Software for educators, I came across this site and felt that this CoP presented by Slide Share would be a good resource for CoPs through the use of slides, since I see this tool being used in Moodle.
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    I really enjoyed this slideshow. It definitely takes away from the monotony of reading PDF articles. The slides provide enough information for users to understand CoP.
meganapgar

32 Ways to Use Google Apps in the Classroom - Google Slides - 0 views

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    This slide show presents meaningful ways for using various Google Apps in the classroom in order to increase efficiency, collaboration, and engagement.
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    This slide show presents meaningful ways for using various Google Apps in the classroom in order to increase efficiency, collaboration, and engagement.
Katie Sisson

Using Google Slides to create an interactive quiz - Synergyse - 0 views

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    This website was a fantastic resource for me this week when learning how to create interactive slides. This is a great element to add to any PowerPoint presentation to get the students involved. Creating links on the slides to travel through the questions in the correct order takes some time to organize in your head but once it is created, it is awesome!
Jasmine Quezada

Google Slides - create and edit presentations online, for free. - 1 views

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    Easy to use presentation software created by Google, as part of the basic suite. Google Slides facilitates presentations and allows for collaboration between users. Ceate a new presentation and edit with others at the same time. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Slides to edit PowerPoint files. Free from Google.
tjepson

Tips for using Google Slides via G Suite Learning Center - 0 views

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    Everything from creating templates to publishing files as websites, the Tips page for Google Slides is full of helpful tips.
joshgiudicelli

Top Ten Slide Tips | Garr Reynolds Official Site - 0 views

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    1. Keep it Simple PowerPoint uses slides with a horizontal or "Landscape" orientation. The software was designed as a convenient way to display graphical information that would support the speaker and supplement the presentation. The slides themselves were never meant to be the "star of the show" (the star, of course, is your audience).
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    This website contains great advice on how to prepare for, design, and then deliver a professional and effective presentation. Gary Reynolds wrote the best selling book about how to use presentation software called Presentation Zen.
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    This resource gives a list of 10 tips for better and more effective presentations. It is easy to get carried away when making a presentation. Referencing these tips will help educators and students keep their slides clear concise, and to the point.
Leanne Tacosik

Creating an Interactive Quiz using Google Slides - 1 views

Coding with Dad. (2016). How to create a quiz in Google Slides for school. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/P4fIvP5pf5Q. This video tutorial provides step by step instructions on how to create an ...

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vanessa botts

Connectivism: A Theory of Personal Learning - 5 views

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    While this presentation does contain some how-tos and examples of a course in connectivism, it gives an easy-to-manage view of connectivism as a theory and why social networking is so valuable. It also explores personal learning environments and has many good visuals that help explain it all.
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    First, this is cool that it is authentic material by one of the originators of connectivism. It gives an insight into what a connectivist class looks like and into how one may go about managing the many loosely joined pieces form an instructor standpoint. It does not offer a lot of detail about the theory but looked at holistically, gives a complete skeleton view of the connectivist classroom.
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    Slide presentation providing overview of personal learning and learning environments in connectivism highlighting the distribution of knowledge across a network of connections.
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    A great slide show with images and short descriptions of how an individual uses online resources for his own personal learning as well as the definition of connectivism.
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    Fantastic find, there is a lot in this power-point to suggest a transformation via connectivism.
Melodie Worthington

Connectivism: Connecting with George Siemens - 0 views

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    This is a short little slide share on the basics of connectivism learning theory as proposed by George Siemens. It's very basic and straight forward. I like the metaphor used for learning. I also like the images of the different social networks on the first slide.
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    A slide show production on connectivism, including definitions and comparisons/contrasts with constructivism.
Ashley Ford

Designing for Mobile Learning: Clark and Mayer's Principles Applied by Guy Levert: Page... - 0 views

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    Looking at application of design principles by Clark and Mayer. Could be applied to any multimedia creation including slide presentations.
Katie Sisson

Creating Interactive Slides Video - 0 views

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    This video is a fantastic resource to watch what to do visually when creating interactive slides. This video describes the importance of "clickable" areas and helped me realized that the user can not read my mind on where to click for the slides, therefore create a giant object hidden in the background will send the user to the correct page.
jencorti

16 Time-saving Google Slides Tips & Tricks (Even Experts Don't Know) - 0 views

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    Some additional features in Google Slides I did not know about.
joshgiudicelli

Buncee | Create, Present and Share Engaging Multimedia Lessons - 0 views

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    Buncee is a web-based tool that allows users to create interactive presentations. Both internal and external resources can be used on the slides. Additionally, the user can create software directly on the slide. This allows the user to create several boards that progress in a slide show format.
tjepson

Conversations in the cloud - 1 views

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    Voicethread allows users to create videos and share with others.
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    This is a great tool for teachers and students to use to express their view/knowledge with imaginary and voice recording. You can find an image and record yourself or use text on however many slides you want to create. Such a fun creative free website!
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    Transforming media into collaborative spaces with video, voice, and text commenting.
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    Voicethread is a great way for students to add narration to their presentation slides. Simply upload graphics and images to the slides then record narration over it. Great for presentations you wish to share with others and students can receive feedback from the Voicethread community.
kimsjohnson

Elements of Connectivism - 2 views

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    Slides by researcher Stephen Downes provide some basic elements of connectivism. Included is an analysis of VLE (virtual learning environments using LMS) vs. PLE (personal learning environments) and the types of knowledge these promote. Also addressed is personal vs. social knowledge, collaboration vs. cooperation, and network design principles. Especially interesting here is the VLE vs PLE analysis.
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    Kim, Thank you for sharing! I liked the visuals throughout the slide show!
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    Mr Downes makes thought provoking distinctions between a number of concepts (e.g.VLE and a PLE, personal vs social knowledge, and cooperation vs collaboration). Thanks for sharing.
Fabio Cominotti

VoiceThread - Conversations in the cloud - 0 views

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    This is a Voicthread slide show  that incorporated groups solving math problems.  This is a great idea.
meganapgar

Understanding Connectivism - 5 views

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    This SlideShare explains networks and nodes,their patterns and relationships, and how they relate to Connectivism and the Connectivism learning model.
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    I like the scientific approach the slides take on the model and especially like slide 17 because it lists pros of connectivism that I truly believe.
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    This is an interesting approach to explaining connectivism. I like that it's in a SlideShare format, and gives a different viewpoint of how the connections happen within different groups. I did find myself a little lost, and wouldn't be able to explain it using this diagram, however I can appreciate it's uniqueness.
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    I very much appreciated this slideshow for its explanation of a network. "Every entity is composted of addition entities." Downes 2007. This quote sums up this process beautifully. Also, the image regarding updating student's concepts regularly makes a lot of sense. If I were to try and explain all of this content in several months without update and review, it would most certainly lack important dynamic quality.
itxasocayero

8 interactive Google Slides activities for classroom excitement - 4 views

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    Slideshows can be even more than just a visual tool for a presentation. But they can be really powerful tools for delivering interactive user experiences. They can also create visually stimulating products to deliver a message and valuable content.
Fabio Cominotti

The future of e-learning is social learning - 1 views

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    This slide share touches on what social learning is.  It suggests that people learn a great deal of information on their own and in their own manners--sometimes just by talking to others.  It focuses on the need for a tool or web software that promotes social and informal learning but still takes into account data privacy and security.   
Jason Marconi

Trial by Twitter: The rise and slide of the Year's Most Viral Microblogging Platform By... - 6 views

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    Stevens, V. (2008). Trial by Twitter: The rise and slide of the year's most viral microblogging platform. TESL-EJ: Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language, 12(1). This article did not focus just on Connectivism or just on communities of practice but provided a clear example of both after my previous readings. If you think about the basic fundamental of twitter it would be easy to discount at first whether or not it would be successful. I'm sure along the way some may have even felt that it was a fad destined to fail or fade. Who would want to be limited to only one hundred and fifty characters to get out a complete thought and why would anyone be interested. Well right now according to this article twitter is the most popular microblogging tool that has existed. I found it interesting if you have read my previous articles especially about linguistics in communities of practice that twitter type has made its way into our everyday vernacular, such as saying hash tag in actual dictation. Interesting that a change in our speech and actions are indicators of belonging to a certain community of practice, much like how some groups say 'lol' instead of actually laughing out loud. This article draws these dots that are easily linked together to show Connectivism. The author spends time explaining when he "got" twitter, or when it dawned on him this is an excellent tool. From there he uses some great analogies to describe the connected world twitter produces for millions of users a day. My favorite quote from his article "To 'get' twitter, you have to have your finger on the pulse of what is pumping lifeblood through the Internet, and that is the people on it and how they come together (Connectivism), connect, and relate to one another (communities of practice) in virtual learning networks". (Stevens,2008)
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    Another great post that relates to EdTech 603. Next week we begin a module on languages, writing and coding. Tweeting is certainly a language of its own.
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    I didn't realize Twitter had been around as long as it has - I also didn't know it's origins. Lost most of the social media sites it's changed a lot since the beginning!
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    Great post and I was cracking up at "The Twitter Curve" image. It gave a good explanation to me about what makes Twitter so powerful and its benefits but am also glad it touched on things to be leery of.
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