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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE AUGUST 5, 2011 Educate the Mobile Generation: Convert WORD documents to ePub and MOBI was providing nice printer-friendly PDF files as one format and PDF does work on most mobile devices but it’s not optimized for mobile delivery. You’ve seen the headlines and heard the buzz as much as I have: smartphones are taking over the planet, e-books are selling like hotcakes, and, tablets like the iPad are cannibalizing laptop and desktop computer sales. My answer was ‘sort-of’. | | | | | | | | ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE AUGUST 12, 2009 Technology Training Videos for Teachers Let’s face it, whether you are a teacher, instructional designer, teaching assistant or multimedia developer, the shear amount of new tools being released on the Internet makes it difficult to stay up to date with what’s new and what can apply best to your specific discipline. He runs a great site called teachertrainingvideos.com. | ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE JANUARY 11, 2012 Top Four HOT Concepts in Distance Learning They are using these gadgets daily for numerous activities and the mobility affordances provided by these items is very attractive to users. With just a little more effort on your part ( more info here ), you can provide students with choices in the file formats for their course materials. Distance Learning itself. So called ‘anytime, anywhere’ learning. Mobile learning. eTextbooks. | ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE MAY 31, 2010 The power of Voice in online classrooms It gets much closer to that providing that intangible feeling of face-to-face discussion while being completely asynchronous. Consider this scenario. You are an art history teacher and you are assigned with teaching a distance course. You want to translate this teaching method to the distance realm. would be difficult for scheduling reasons. Does this sound like a daunting scenario? | ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE JULY 19, 2011 Three ‘MUST HAVE” best practices in teaching online courses However, summarized briefly are the four major perceived instructor actions that were responsible for course success: Providing feedback that helped students understand their strengths and weaknesses. The distance instructor must be highly skilled in providing timely and detailed feedback. will not be compiling the large golden list of best practices in online teaching. It’s a must. | | | | | | | | | -
ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | TUESDAY, JULY 5, 2011 Student-to-student interaction in small distance courses Provide them structure/guidance on what the feedback should be like and then have them submit their feedback to both the student and to you. The key to conducting this type of activity is providing supports to help students accomplish this task at a distance. I have been asked several times about ideas for injecting student-to-student interaction into distance courses when the enrolment numbers are likely to be low. Some instructors feel that with low enrollment numbers that it might be better to design an assessment scheme that contains only individual work. Peer feedback. MORE >> -
ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 2011 Should I buy books about technology in education? Answer: NO! So the permutations provided by combining the three points above together contribute to why a good comprehensive book on the subject is difficult to find. The goal of the PLN is to provide you with a support system of like-minded people asking like-minded questions and together you can act as a large professional development resource for each other. I received a great question over the weekend asking if I could “ help finding a good book about technology in post secondary education ” and I had to take a couple of days to think about it. Do you just give up? Check out the paper.li MORE >> -
ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2012 Consistency vs Variety in Online Assessments: is the balance important? Over time I have learned that the best way to engage students is to provide them two things: 1) a balanced yet consistent level of predictability and variability in the coursework, 2) a balanced level of student-to-student and student-to-instructor interaction. I received an email last week from a college professor who had a good question. She is designing her second online course and was wondering what my opinion was on the types of assignments that work best online. Yes – I vote for predictability and variety; however, there is more than one way to skin the cat. Final Exam: Week 14. MORE >> -
ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2013 Dear Professors: Please think like a Student sometimes. Thanks! In the case where a large number HTML pages are unavoidable, can professors please try to provide a print-friendly PDF version as well? We are changing Learning Management Systems (LMS) at my school. Lately I have been very busy transferring content from one LMS to another and prettying up courses. You must envy me right? smile*). Anyway, I am working on distance courses where the instructor and the students never meet face to face. So the primary method of communication of the course materials is via the course website on the LMS. ve seen some crazy things in my course conversion tasks. MORE >> -
ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, MARCH 5, 2012 Video is KING in distance education This semester I am teaching a second year chemistry course via distance and I have some students in the class that have asked me if I could provide links to some useful videos on specific topics. With the field of Distance Education exploding due to the maturation of the Internet, it’s no wonder more good quality free academic content is finding its way on the web. Here’s a great example that I just learned about from Dr. James Harris at the University of Leeds in England. To date, they have produced over 360 videos with a promise of more to follow. MORE >>
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- Don't Blink Eh?: Copyright Law is Changing in Canada - What It Means to Educators ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 2012
- Controversy: Letting students run their own school within a school! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
- Conversation starters with your students online? ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2010
- Online Social Networks Will Never Die! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, JULY 12, 2010
- Technology in the Classroom – Hindrance or Help? ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, MAY 10, 2010
- Distance instructors need to be more Responsive!!! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2010
- Cheating in Online Courses ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2010
- Do wikis work for any topic? How about math? ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2009
- Text messaging in your teaching ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2009
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- Web 2.0 can knock your socks off! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2009
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- e-Learning Acupuncture: Paper still beats electronic in 2007! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 2007
- e-Learning Acupuncture: Support Materials for using Wikis at a Distance ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2007
- e-Learning Acupuncture: Life by PowerPoint! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2007
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- Chemistry Labs at a Distance: the Kitchen takes Centre Stage! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2009
- Live classroom polling without clickers? ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2008
- CCK08: The most successful network in history! ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2008
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- Audio Feedback on Student Assignments in Online Courses ELEARNING ACUPUNCTURE | WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2008
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