Hazel Owen
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- Framing mobile learning from the perspective of learners’ experiences
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Jane Tryrell and David Snell opened their presentation with a spotlight on teaching video, which featured teachers talking about how they feel students learn. They also shared a flyer, which comprise the online tools they have developed for staff at … Continue reading
Untangling notions of flipped classrooms
Having done a wee bit more research around the Flipped classroom that centre around videos, I found this rather thought-provoking blog post by Jackie Gerstein entitled Flipped classroom full picture: An example lesson Jackie quotes Harvard Professor Chris Dede (Global Education 2011 … Continue reading
Posted in All, Engagement, How to..., Resources
Tagged Aaron Sams, activities, Classroom, E-learning, Education, elearning, empowerment, flipped classroom, mlearning, mobile learning, Multimedia, planning, Screencast, student centred, Video
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Inspiration, skills, and feedback via video: Introducing Russell Stannard
Have you come across Russell Stannard? He has been doing some really interesting things around recording video feedback for students, as well as creating (free) videos for teacher professional development. It is well worth checking him out, especially if you teach … Continue reading
The proof of the pudding: Students using social media in class improve contributions, comprehension and literacy
Image source by Nomad Saleh Often the question arises – should mobile devices be banned from classrooms? I guess for many teachers it it the proof of the pudding that answers that question – much better than someone ‘telling’ them … Continue reading
A possible starting point for thinking about designing online courses
Image by hazelowendmc via FlickrThis presentation has been designed as a starting point for anyone thinking about online learning. It’s a very brief overview that looks at some of the outcomes and interactions that might be desired, along with a … Continue reading
Posted in All, Design, ePortfolios, ICT Enhanced learning and teaching
Tagged assessment, asynchronous, chat, communication, communities of practice, design, E-learning, e-portfolios, ePortfolios, evaluation, ICT enhanced learning and teaching, learning management system, mentoring, Moodle, Multimedia, networked learning, peer-support, sociocultural theory, synchronous
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Reading deeply: A Sociocultural approach to an audio-visual ‘text’
This activity is designed to develop students critical reading of text, in this case of a cultural, audio-visual text. Alternatively, a traditional, printed text could be used. However, the texts students need to read are becoming increasingly complex and hybrid, … Continue reading
Understanding the Digital Generation
A lively, entertaining presentation given at uLearn by Lee Crocket – a man after my own heart who believes in really visual presentations !! Well worth watching if you are wondering if learners of today are “wired differently”. The description … Continue reading
Posted in Engagement, Literacies, Student voice
Tagged collaboration, communication, Creativity, empowerment, examples, Generation Z, keynote, Lee Crockett, Multimedia, neuroscience, sharing, Student voice
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