Technologies for Teaching and Learning
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Category:Schools & Education | Tags:e-learning, education, technology, web2.0
Created:on 2008-04-03 | Updated:on 2008-08-14
Keeping track of technologies with potential for enhancing teaching and learning.
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Grazr
Gather Feeds, Create Streams, Publish Widge
more fromwww.grazr.com
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Teaching with Technology / Tools for Teaching with Technology
This wiki will be a perpetual work in progress because the number of tools for teaching with technology is always expanding. Participating in this project will yield a number of benefits.
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The Best Way to Learn in an Online Course
"A well-designed online course will guide you through the course content, and will also guide you in the best way to learn the material and to achieve desired learning outcomes. The course will bring together cognitive and behavioral approaches. In addition, self-regulation (motivation, goal-setting, etc) will be incorporated in a seamless way so that you're learning how to manage time, how to practice for exams, and how to plan for achieving outcomes." (E-Learning Queen)
more fromelearnqueen.blogspot.com
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Webware 100 Awards 2008
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Techno-Rhetoric Cafe
Grab a drink and explore the ways that technology, teaching, and rhetoric can live harmoniously
more fromcaferhetorica.edublogs.org
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Classroom 2.0
more fromwww.classroom20.com
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SocialTech: Open Source Social Software
"I'm happy to pass on brief details of the sites and services I looked at. This isn't an exhaustive list by any means - I'm happy to report that there is plenty of choice if you are looking to invest time, energy and resources in using open source tools. This list represents examples of what's currently available & is not an endorsement of any particular product or company :)"
more fromfraser.typepad.com
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Insights into Promoting Critical Thinking in Online Classes
Murchú and Muirhead have related key theories to best practices in teaching and learning. Critical thinking is crucial to facilitate higher levels of learning. It goes broader and deeper than problem solving, and “often requires reflecting on information from several academic disciplines or knowledge domains.”
more fromwww.itdl.org
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Evaluating Online Learning
Education in this country has evolved dramatically from the days of one teacher in a one-room schoolhouse. today, student learning is no longer confined to a physical space. Computers and the Internet have broken through school walls, giving students greater opportunities to personalize their education, access distant resources, receive extra help or ore-challenging assignments, and engage in learning in new and unique ways. (No Child Left Behind)
more fromwww.ed.gov
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Live blogging with Docs
"This tutorial will show you how to use Google Docs word processor for blogging a live event – it could be a keynote address or a conference call with media or someone speaking at a local BarCamp in your city." (Official Google Docs Blog)
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SlideBoom
"Share Live PowerPoint Presentations Online"
more fromwww.slideboom.com
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Bubble Comment
Simply provided the URL address of any web page you want to make a comment on. Use our web-based web cam recorder to capture your personal video comment. When done recording, we provide a unique URL you can use to share with others.
more fromwww.bubblecomment.com
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Teaching Philosophy » Blog Archive » Podcasts in Philosophy Classrooms
"If you’ve considered using podcasts in your own philosophy courses, but don’t know where to start, I’ve compiled some resources here that should help lead the way."
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7 Essential Cheat Sheets To Download
"Ever wanted to master the keyboard shortcuts and get more productive on the web? Here is everything you need - 7 quick cheat sheets for some of the most widely used tools on the web. Download, print and stick them somewhere near your desk." (MakeUseOf.com)
more fromwww.makeuseof.com
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Stop Reinventing the Wheel : Using Wikis for Professional Knowledge Sharing
"This article details the development of the Library Instruction Wiki (http://instructionwiki.org): an effort to develop a web-based, knowledge sharing resource. Though some library instruction is specific to a given institution or class, much of what instruction librarians teach is similar. Library instructors have repeatedly expressed the desire to share resources, ideas and expertise. With the increasing presence of social software applications, the options for technology-enabled knowledge sharing have grown dramatically in recent years. The success of Wikipedia illustrates how wikis can be used to build collective knowledge-building projects. The authors describe the process of using a wiki to build such a resource. Drawing on research connecting communities of practice, information and communication technology and knowledge management, the authors also examine the social and cultural challenges they faced trying to use communication technology with a dispersed network of practitioners. Implementation details including software selection and installation, customization, and marketing are discussed. A year after its initial launch, contributions to the wiki have slowed despite consistent and enthusiastic support for the concept. The authors examine possible reasons for this limited activity, and suggest next steps for this wiki and for further research." Journal of Web Librarianship, Vol. 1, No. 1. (2007), pp. 27-44.
more fromir.library.oregonstate.edu
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Selfcast
"All you need is a camera and internet connection, and in a few minutes you can make your own live channel available to a global audience."
more fromwww.selfcast.com