As part of the wrap-up for this course, we’re looking back at some of the first things we wrote in June (Introduction to WebTools, Setting the Stage, and Guiding Principles for Tech Use in the Classroom). I don’t know that my thinking/philosophy on using technology has changed dramatically in the past two and a half [...]
Posts Tagged ‘blogging’
Setting the Stage (revisited 7/29/11)
Posted in education, tagged blogging, MSSE, teaching, Web Tools on July 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Reflection on Online Discussion
Posted in education, WebTools, tagged blogging, D2L, education, online discussion, PLN on July 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I’m pretty happy with the variety of discussion formats that we’ve used for this class: (“conversations” through the comment sections of our blogs; the teachingscience2.0 wiki, and D2L), and I’m happy that we finished out the course with the threaded conversations on D2L. They were a nice change of pace/format, and actually seemed like they [...]
More on Blogs in the Classroom
Posted in WebTools, tagged blogging, education, Larry Ferlazzo on July 18, 2011 | 4 Comments »
I tweeted this a few days ago, but thought I’d repost here since it relates to so many of our final WebTools projects and could be pretty useful. This a great article with a wealth of information on blogging (in and out of the classroom). “Wealth of information” doesn’t even do it justice (I think I [...]
