Twitter in the Classroom and Twitter Posters by Kelly Tenkely
I just had to share this with my blog readers. Kelly Tenkely recently posted some amazing resources on her iLearn blog. Not only does she describe how teachers can effectively use Twitter in the classroom, she also shares some Twitter posters with rules for implementation that teachers can print and hang in their classroom. Continue reading
Presenting with Prezi: Presentation and FREE Template
Here is my presentation or CSP677 Capstone on Prezi, the PowerPoint Presentation, the PowerPoint Template, and the script. If you have any questions about something I covered or may have missed out, please comment below.
Doing Online Language Courses the RIGHT Way
Photo by flaaaUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill gained a lot of attention last year when they announced they were only going to teach entry-level language courses on the Web. While I’m a firm believer that online courses are a great choice, there are quite a few reasons I don’t believe this was the smartest move. One that particularly stands out is that many entry-level freshman lack the time-management skills and navigation instincts for a learning management system. Though I’m not sure how much training went into training both the faculty and students in these classes, I can fully understand why the instructors decided to go hybrid. Continue reading
Becoming a Better Blogger: Presentation and FREE Template
Over the past few weeks, I’ve presented in a new social media class on campus. Here is my presentation on Blogging, the PowerPoint Presentation, the PowerPoint Template (see second last slide) and the script. If you have any questions about something I covered or may have missed out, please comment below.
Take on Twitter: Presentation and FREE Template
Over the past few weeks, I’ve presented in a new social media class on campus. Here is my presentation on Twitter, the PowerPoint Presentation, the PowerPoint Template and the script. If you have any questions about something I covered or may have missed out, please comment below or find me on Twitter.
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