MVCR Tech Tools

This is a tutorial video on how to share a video on screencast.com

This article talks about what a Wiki is and why it is a great tool to use for our classes.

This is a great easy-to-read blog comparing the advantages and disadvantages of synchronous and asynchronous learning.

The Math Club at Virginia Commonwealth University provides this guide for the web's best math websites, math blogs, math YouTube videos, classic math textbooks, etc.

Some of these blogs can be useful in helping us create new ideas for our courses or just to see what others are doing.

For those of us who use apple products, this short article list ten best apps for use on the iphone, ipad, and ipod.

This video gives a short and simple explanation of how to make a video using Jing.

Since many online courses are offered in a compressed format, some may think courses are "easier." This article talks about a study that was done that shows that is not the case. If there is a difference, it is because of the instructor. Interesting.

This article provides a description of 10 best practices for online teaching.

This page provides some unique tech tools we did not cover in class, and they are free!

This site is an another example of ways in which students can cheat in academic courses, f2f or online.

Nothing surprises me anymore, I was the grievance chair for adjunct's union and we are allowed to take one class per semester. Admin got to fire an adjunct for having someone take a course for him at the same time he was teaching a class.

Latest stats on online learning in the U.S., including number of students enrolled, percentage of faculty supporting online courses, and growth rates for the past 10 years.

This is a free downloadable program that allows you to create an animated video. This is bookmarked in my account