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Hypothesis and Social Annotation
We had a great presentation today on using Hypothes.is in online classes at Clover Park Technical College. I presented, but it was really important to have the eLearning Office represented (Cindy Overton) and my fellow instructional designer and Chinese Culture … Continue reading
Posted in education
Tagged annotation, engagement, etexts, hypothes.is, interactivity
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OER: Matrix Algebra with Computational Applications
This just in from Regina Gong via the Internets. I am particularly interested in interactive, openly-licensed math textbooks and materials: Hello Everyone, I hope you all are having a great almost weekend. I’m here to announce yet another excellent OER … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged algebra, interactivity, jupyter, math, oer, open textbooks
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Pressbooks and H5P from BC Campus
These are some rough notes from a BC Campus workshop I attended. These workships via BC Campus are an incredibly useful resource for faculty, curriculum designers, instructional designers and anyone interested in teaching, learning and technology. The utility of my … Continue reading
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Tagged BCcampus, engagement, interactivity, levine, opentextbooks, pressbooks, textbooks, wagstaff, Wordpress
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eCampus Ontario’s H5P Studio
I was in an interesting webinar Thursday, March 5th hosted by eCampus Ontario to take a peek at their “H5P Studio.” This was a part of Open Education Week. Basically what they have done is set up a Drupal site … Continue reading
Facilitating Online Discussions for eLearning
This is a post in support of a presentation I am giving for Columbia Basin College’s eLearning Days. One of the reasons the presentation part is so short is because I am using the presentation as a launch pad for … Continue reading
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Tagged assessment, discussion, engagement, interactivity, online
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Pokemon Go and Online Education
So be prepared for the flurry of edublog posts on Pokmon Go claiming that it is the future of education. My wife has been playing for the last week. We were watching Casey Neistat’s vlog and he kept running into … Continue reading
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Tagged #pokemongo, E-learning, engagement, instructional design, interactivity
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The Art & Technique of Education
I just watched the film “Tim’s Vermeer” which is a fascinating exploration of art and craftsmanship. An inventor and video pioneer, Tim Jenison, sets out to solve the mystery of how Vermeer painted nearly photo-realistic paintings at a time when artists … Continue reading
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Tagged active learning, art, engagement, instructional design, interactivity, Jenison, Vermeer
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Adding NanoGong to a MyCR Course Site
NanoGong is an applet embedded in a web page that can be used by students and faculty to record, playback and save voice recordings. When the recording is played back, the user can speed up or slow down the sound … Continue reading
