Narrating and Demonstrating the Work We Do
Bernie Warren identified Kathy Schrock’s Guide to Everything site in his TPC discussion. It is a comprehensive site with tremendous information in a wide variety of topics. As far as screencasting goes, there’s something on it to meet the needs of everyone from beginner to expert. Check out Kathy Schrock’s site here. Enjoy!
I’ve enlisted some experienced screencasters to talk about their experience with the technology and the outcomes for their students on Monday, Feb 16 at 1:45 at the TRU campus. For all the details, click here. If you’re on campus and interested in this topic, please join us.
Delivering information and lectures on-line can open the opportunity to Flip the Classroom. This delivery mode requires students to complete material prior to attending the scheduled class, which is then used for practical work on tasks students have difficulty with. The idea is sound but there are pitfalls. Listen to Robert Talbert, whose five years
It certainly seems like there is a lot more interest in the skill of instructional design these days.creative commons licensed ( BY-NC-SA ) flickr photo shared by led-maha.weebly.com. Perhaps this interest comes from the increase in modes of learning that are available today. Particularly in the e-learning realm. People can choose anything from MOOC’s which
At TRU, Tony Bell is a leader in using screencasts. Tony teaches in Faculty of Accounting. Some of his videos have been viewed over 32,000 times. Either accounting is difficult to learn, students like watching screencasts, or both! Here is Tony describ…
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I’m becoming an advocate for the use of screencasting at TRU. I think the technology is underutilized in our courses on campus and in the Open Learning department, of which I’m an instructional designer. So, this page is going to be dedicated to the teaching and learning effectiveness of screencasting. I’ll be researching scholarly information […]
The animal kingdom is filled with interesting creatures that pose fascinating questions. Look at this beautiful Inca Tern. Who wouldn’t be pleased with a set of handle bars like that? What is a little puzzling is how the ends get waxed. If you have any ideas, I like to hear them?
Thoroughly enjoyable and inspiring sesssion today. I feel my mind trying to switch into creative mode after too many years of crunching out content. The next 8 weeks should definitely shake off the cobwebs. And speaking of Shaking it Off …. I still prefer Kurt Vonnegut!
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