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This is a great blog for chemists and non-chemists alike!

#TT2041 I had heard of screencast-o-matic from a classmate in another class and wondered what this is.

Sherry Turkle is a leading figure in digital culture studies. Check out this TED Talk

Sharing and saving this here as a reference #TT2041

Scroll down to the part of the article that discusses Pinterest. Pinterest can be great for creating a digital portfolio. I like this idea.

OERs for music courses.

Excellent resource for Cultural Anthropology course if I add a unit on music.

Great ideas!

Helpful article on social media for educational purposes. Assignment ideas.

This is a short, quick checklist for social presence strategies

I have been a longtime fan of Robert and his work on grading, flipped learning, and integration of technology into the classroom.

A 2022 article, podcast and video critiquing six of the best ed tech tools. Laura Early

Tips for using Social Media in Higher Education

Don't mind if I "tweet" about this. This is spot-on!

The post looks at the expanding role of social media in higher education. It addresses 6 tips to build institutional reputation and foster a sense of community.

Course content is a sacred compact between the instructor and the learner. Truth, relevancy and currency are among the key components of that agreement.

An interesting opinion piece on supporting faculty using technology-based teaching.

This systematic analysis investigates the utilization of virtual reality (VR) as an educational approach, particularly focusing on personalization techniques. The study reviews 69 research papers, examining factors like sample demographics, educational topics, benefits of VR in education, study limitations, and software development aspects.

A collection of articles that discusses ways to incorporate social media into education. This is mostly geared towards k-12, but has some helpful insight for higher ed, as well.

I used this video as my instructional video to create my Mod 7 survey. The video is very informative and shows some of the awesome features that the tool has.

Moodle Chat allows HTML, so if you need to have a robust chat through their LMS, you can learn, copy, and paste some HTML.

Being old school, it is a newer concept utilizing technology in the visual art world. I find these new advancements intriguing.

I used this to create a set of flashcards to share among peers. You can access from the web browser, mobile device, and computer or laptop. You can set goals to cover 20 flashcards per day and flag the confidence level.

This is a neat article on teaching math with social media. Some of the ideas can be applied to other subject areas as well.