MVCR Tech Tools

Here is an article related to preventing cheating in Online Courses

I found this article relating to using technology in the classroom while working on the SurveyMonkey Assignment.

This is my private youtube account where I save my screencastOmatic videos.

A description of Diigo

This is a great resource for the instructor and to share with students on how to use diigo.

I hope this is working. I've bookmarked this to my diigo but it doesn't seem to link to my groups. Is there something I need to do to link it to my groups?

This bookmark is for my TT1431 course this summer. I not sure yet how this tool works yet. Maxi

Please check it out!

If you've ever considered building your own open online class, the first step is determining which MOOC platform will best suit your needs. Luckily, several free MOOC platforms exist. The following is a review of their strengths and weaknesses and of the type of user each might be most appropriate for.

This blog has some interesting and useful ideas to use Twitter in a college class. #TT1431

This article is about corporate learning but is applicable to learning in general. The author is making the case that "we are clearly on the edge of a mobile learning revolution".

A story of mental illness and living with it.

Here is an article on preparing for the future world of education.

Tips on how to flip your classroom from a high school anatomy & physiology teacher.

Here's a great example of an e-Learning Portfolio.

Learning new things about bookmarks.

I've used Duolingo with my ESL and Spanish students. Can't wait to try the others, especially the Skype practice.

Free one-click screen capture recording on Windows or Mac computers with no install. Works from most browsers, but you can also download a desktop application. The paid version (only $15) enables more editing tools. Faculties can also buy a Pro Page Subscription, navigate to their page, and use the full version instantly. We have this in our division, and its a great tool for quick, no fuss recording for those who are not so tech savvy but still want to add videos to their courses.