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Flipping the class with Ed Ted

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If like myself you make use of YouTube videos in your lectures and classes, then I feel certain that you will have come across the Ted Talks , so I was really very pleasantly surprised when the other day I discovered Ted Ed lessons worth sharing.

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How to use Google MyMaps

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I have made use of Google maps a number of times in past as part of lectures and class exercises, and they certainly represent a good means of engagement, as part of a vle lesson plan. Found this really useful introduction to creating media rich resources.

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Well worth a Listen

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I use them in-class to acquire research findings, uploading extension activities set during the session, which we then use for presentation and open discussion later in the class plenary, and beyond class time forums are great for maintaining engagement with collaborative projects. So how about your own use of forums?

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Search Tip and more

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You may to give this a try with and without the site:edu option and see what you think, and try the prefix before other searches such as site:gov.   If you are still trying to get some ideas or maybe convince the powers that be in encouraging the use of Mobiles in class, and lets face it they are there anyway, then this link 50 Reasons It’s Time (..)

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New Experiments in e-Learning

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After all the inevitable turmoil of applications and enrolment for the new academic year, I finally got down to some regular classes. At the end of the class I suggested that they might like to join my Facebook; so much faster communication than college email for some reason!

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Evangelising eLearning, Flipped Classroom

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And so I find myself thinking, OK, the data seems to be there and makes this really worth looking into, but how do these changes manifest themselves in the daily running of classes? Think of the corresponding reduction in class disruption and board meetings that this could save.

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Blended Learning

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It all seemed to start off with a request to convert some course options for one of the professional programmes to being fully online, in fact students could in theory even take just the online course as part of professional development anyway, and it was that possibility that raised a whole raft of other considerations.