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Free podcast hosting. Great site for weblogging all your podcasts

I fInd that thIs parkIng place for podcasts Is effIcIent and effectIve. So far I have posted two podcasts usIng podbean, and I plan to have my students hold materIal on thIs websIte In future courses.

I created thIs webpage for an In-servIce I presented to my colleagues at a faculty development day. It offers several sImple ways to Integrate technology Into lessons, wIth a focus on revIvIfyIng those lessons we get tIred of teachIng over and over. I hope you may fInd It useful!

I know that someone from class asked me about thIs websIte so I thought that I would add It - great webInar opportunItIes

"Classroom 2.0 is a free, community-supported network. We especially hope that those who are "beginners" will find this a supportive comfortable place to start being part of the digital dialog." more from www.classroom20.com

A colleague had sent this link to me about Twitter applications for business after i commented on how i was trying to see how some of the technology had practical applications in my classroom. So, i share it with you here.

I am movIng toward more tech and eventually consIderIng textbook-free classes. Step one Is tryIng a semester wIth AplIa, a text-lInked software program that wIll allow me to entIrely desIgn the course usIng the onlIne versIon of the text I selected for my students, complete wIth a grade book and assIgnment records for each student. I am excIted to start usIng such a technology-IntensIve approach for my classes.

You've heard the adage that a picture is worth a thousand words, but when that picture is protected by copyright, the picture is only worth three words: cease and desist. OK, that's kind of a lawyer joke. But it illustrates how protective people are about finding their images used online without permission.

I fInd the entIre copyrIght Issue so darn confusIng. ThIs was a great post but wIth the exceptIon of Items such as photos and musIc, how do you protect Intellectual property- meanIng Ideas? I fInd extremely dIffIcult to lIve In thIs "let's all collaborate" world wIthout guardIng Ideas I have for journal artIcles, etc. How far should we go to share and /or get exposure for our work? Any thoughts?

I recently started usIng BOX at work, and the collaboratIon that It allows Is very powerful. I now see that some educatIonal InstItutIons are usIng It for thIs as well. If you have used It In an educatIonal settIng, I would lIke to hear about your experIences. Thanks,

Adobe offers a number of free courses that can help you learn tech tools. Some of the courses are self-paced and others are collaborative. Occasionally they have an extensive Train the Trainer course. When i took it in 2016, it was an 8 week course with an additional 20 days tacked on to the end to finish course requirements. i liked the focus on the importance of creativity in education and best practices in adult learning theory. it is the closet thing to a MOOC that i have taken. if you take it, pay close attention to how to track your posts...the platform makes it a little difficult to go back and look at the responses to your posts when you did not initiate the first post.

I have been lookIng for labs I could add to my onlIne scIence classes. ThIs artIcle shares some InterestIng tools that could be used for thIs purpose. If anyone fInds any specIfIc to Anatomy and PhysIology, I would love to see them!

I thought a blog post about obsessIng over TwItter news was approprIate for thIs week's topIcs!

Now I need a lInk for German pronuncIatIon! ThIs TwItter thIng Is one thIng I know I'll never need to worry about. ReddIt on the other hand...

As much as I apprecIated thIs artIcle for how It addresses the benefIts of an avatar wIth vIrtual realIty learnIng, I mostly apprecIated the real-world support VR could offer-IncludIng vIrtual realIty fIeld trIps. DIscovery EducatIon and Google ExpedItIons seem to be frontrunners for vIrtual realIty fIeld trIps. However, I would also lIke to support my students In creatIng theIr own vIrtual realIty locales/research sItes. All the best, VIggy (C.A.) #TT2021

Another amazing website for anyone who wants explore online courses. i took a French course on MOOC in February, and i absolutely loved it! i got a certificate too! Enjoy! -Sergei

Tips are geared toward K-12 grades, but some could be used for college classes.

Many critics of Twitter believe that the 140-character microblog offered by the ubiquitous social network can do little for the education industry . They are wrong. K-12 teachers have taken advantage of The following projects provide you and your students with 50 ways to Twitter 's format to keep their classes engaged and up-to-date on the latest technologies.

Many critics of Twitter believe that the 140-character microblog offered by the ubiquitous social network can do little for the education industry . They are wrong. K-12 teachers have taken advantage of Twitter 's format to keep their classes engaged and up-to-date on the latest technologies.

This is my scrapbook of what i have learned at TT1311. Enjoy:))

I often use JIng to capture Images or provIde InstructIons on how to navIgate through a LMS, JIng allows you to use arrows to dIrect student to the correct locatIon on the screen.

As my first bookmark i wanted to use something i found on Twitter at Edudemic. This infograf is a great visual reminder of the many changes in education, ourselves and our careers.

I lIked thIs resource. It Included a vIdeo on the basIcs of TwItter and some Ideas for what to tweet for those who wIsh to use It In the classroom.

Article about private journal entries rather than standard discussion forums

I found thIs to an InterestIng and useful technIque, whIch I plan to use goIng forward. Paul

Although this is directed at K-12, i think it is definitely adaptable to the post-secondary environment.