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Joyce Kincannon

How to Integrate Live Tweets Into Your Presentation - 0 views

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    "Despite our best efforts, presentations can sometimes turn into one-way communication- us talking and students passively listening. You may be stationed at the front of the classroom, perhaps using PowerPoint slides or showing a video on a screen, while the class follows along silently in their seats. Or, any discussion that is generated might be dominated by the verbal few, with quieter students too intimidated to jump in. Also, when you look at the multiple studies that indicate the brevity of a student's attention span, ranging from two to ten minutes, a lengthy presentation can lose the audience it was designed to teach."
anonymous

Sociological Theory // I Heart Sociology | Danielle Dirks, PhD // Department of Sociolo... - 4 views

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    Nice use of Wordpress for a course. Good student-generated content. Very nice word cloud for tags.
sanamuah

Video games can be good for you, new research says - Chicago Tribune - 0 views

  • When a new generation of scholars more familiar with the technology comes along, different results often appear — and that's what is happening with gaming, he said.
sanamuah

How To Make the Most of a Video Introduction for an Online Course -- Campus Technology - 4 views

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    focuses on Moodle but has some interesting points on the general effect of course introduction videos on online student engagement/participation "Studies point to an introductory course video from the instructor welcoming students as being able to cause shifts in course evaluations and discussion postings. For that reason, instructors should consider creating short videos greeting the students"
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    Does anyone have experience using a platform such as Moodle which is mentioned in this article? I'm assuming there's a cost, but would be interested in the benefits (and downfalls of it).
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    Jody, I've used Moodle as a student. It's free and open source. You'd just need a place to host it. Not sure if AltLab does that--but they should! I liked it, but didn't do a ton with it. This might be useful: http://elearning.guru/which-learning-management-system-comparing-blackboard-canvas-moodle-part-1-course-content/
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    AH! Thank you, this is tremendous!
Tom Woodward

Today's teens are better than you, and we can prove it - 1 views

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    interesting display of interesting data
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