Category Archives: grad school
Blogging my homework: Teaching IT should not be gendered |
This is cross-posted from my class response on Blackboard to the reading Not just a dollhouse: what The Sims2 can teach us about women’s IT learning. I tried to keep an open mind as I read this article. I really … Continue reading
Blogging My Homework: Embracing Interactivity
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Tagged 7 levels of interactivity, aldrich, leadership models, online games, online simulations, virtual worlds, yuck
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This week in my Multi-Media class we started reading Learning Online with Games, Simulations, and Virtual Worlds by Clark Aldrich. This will mean much complaining about Second Life in my tweet-stream soon, as we will have an assignment based on … Continue reading
Blogging my homework: Podcast Pedagogy
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Tagged blogging my homework, connectivism, pedagogy, podcasting
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NOTE: this post is copied and pasted directly from a Blackboard post I made. We were asked to tie what we know about how people learn with how podcasts might be designed. I think any podcasting pedagogy has to be … Continue reading
Blogging my homework: Timeline – To which generation do the first digital natives belong? |
Since I’m way behind, I’m just going to copy and paste my paper (lame, I know!). Here’s the link to my timeline. I got the idea from the latest issue of EMC On magazine (I blogged about that here). Here’s … Continue reading
Instructional Design Books I’ve read for my IS degree
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Tagged Carey, Dick, Driscoll, IS books, Mayer, Reiser & Dempsey, Rothwell & Kazanas, Sanders
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Cammy Bean started me thinking about the books I’ve kept from my IS program over in her thread What is Instructional Design? Since I am slacking this morning – totally delaying starting my homework and work – I thought I’d … Continue reading
Blogging my homework – my first movie!
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Tagged blogging my homework, community, EME6507, movie, multi-media design and development, tagging
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This semester I’m taking a course named Multi-Media Design and Development. Our first assignment is due tomorrow, we had to do design a lesson using a free, online animation tool. My lesson is on adding tags to community generated content. … Continue reading
My last semester starts today! |
My last semester starts today, and its going to be a doozy! I’m taking one class: Multimedia Design and Development. I think its going to be about designing learning games based on the books we have. I even created a … Continue reading
Rummler Report |
I’ve been talking at #lrnchat about our report on Geary Rummler. Its 90% done, so I posted it on slideshare. We have to fix a couple of things, the biggest one is our citation page. Please bear in mind the … Continue reading
Working on a report on Geary Rummler |
My partner and I are doing an oral report on Geary Rummler. Remember, I am in a 100% distance program, so this should be interesting. Actually, lots of what I do and consume at work is 100% distance. I found … Continue reading
Weird blog post title right? I’m taking two performance courses this semester. In one of the courses we are studying the origins of Human Performance Technology (HPT). I’ve been blogging that homework (see here , here, and here). As I’ve … Continue reading