It’s very funny stuff! Lynn Schofield Clark in collaboration with her Innovation in Mass Communications class at the University of Denver have produced a very witty video as part of a class mini-project. Only this time it’s not ‘The Office”, it’s “The Class”. Specifically, it is a class on the topic of integrating technology into the face-to-face classroom. Most people have seen at least one episode of Steve Carell’s hit show, The Office. If you haven’t seen an episode then please go here to check one out.

Here are some lessons that I've learned concerning the building of a Web 2.0 My learning occured as I taught my class "Learning in 3D" this summer. Utilize the Insights of Others Several people not in my original class this summer contributed wonderful ideas and insights into the content. Mix Experienced and Inexperienced Learners community around wikis and blogs. 1.

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Tonight was the first "Learning in 3D Class" it was totally fun and totally chaotic. It reminded me a lot of the first e-learning classes that I taught, no one was really sure what to do, the software would crash from time-to-time and students and instructors where figuring out what needed to be done. So here are a few lessons learned: Avatar must be off of orientation island before they can teleport (we had some stuck students) A good prerequisite would be for the learner to be off of orientation Be aware of graphic card issues. You need to have the right graphic card to

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iTunes U - Faculty are using iTunes U to distribute digital lessons to their neoK12 - free educational videos and lessons for K-12 school kids SchoolTube - provides students and educators with a safe, world class, video sharing webiste TV Lesson - Recently I have received a number of emails asking about places that offer free instructional videos (on all subjects), so I thought I would put together a posting of the main ones that I know about: 5min Life Videopedia - instructional and how-to videos

Basic Edition using a course previously taught in the classroom for 20+ years First experience using Moodle for both the developer and the facilitator First fully-online Moodle course in the CSU Facilitator’s first experience teaching online Students’ first time in a fully-online course 35 students thought they were enrolling in a face-to-face course Random assignment the first day of class: half in Blackboard, half in Moodle Features Used Electronic assignment submissions Virtual areas for group work Self-assessment quizzes and online testing

Now that we’re going to have to pay real money for gasoline and every business process is being second-guessed, business-class air travel is in the cross-hairs. You will be able to tell that my tutor hasn’t gotten to the lesson on editing yet.) It’s always darkest before the dawn. Carlota Perez pegs what we’re going through economically.

I just wrote my final (official) blog post for my summer class about Web 2.0. When someone truly learns – not when they learn to a test, or attend a mandatory online class – but truly masters a topic you’ll know by looking at what they can accomplish. In my class blog post I talk about a Learning GPS . One of the biggest things I learned this semester is that we have to stop this idea that we can apply old themes and metrics and ways of doing things to these new tools. I