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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘PLN’
Reflection on Online Discussion
Posted in education, WebTools, tagged blogging, D2L, education, online discussion, PLN on July 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Thoughts on #scichat 7/12/11
Posted in books, education, science, WebTools, tagged #scichat, Edward Tufte, Pecha Kucha, PLN, prezi, Twitter on July 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I need to write these things down before I forget them. I actually typed them first into a catchall Google Doc I’ve started called “Before I Forget.” (That document has notes on everything from books I’d like to read and music I’d like to check out, to what we’re having for dinner on Thursday night [...]
Expanding your PLN
Posted in education, science, WebTools, tagged Classroom 2.0, collaboration, education, NABT, networking, PLN, The Synapse, Twitter, Web Tools on June 24, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Cross-posted at HowToUse65. So, with the interest of collaborating and sharing ideas with other educators, many teachers have begun to “build” their own Personal Learning Network (PLN). “Grow” a PLN might be a better way to put it, since a PLN expands organically (in some ways), and it requires tending, occasional pruning, and general upkeep [...]
