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Monthly Archives: February 2013
02.20.13. Screencasting with PPT and Camtasia
Outline of some of the steps to create elearning modules using ppt and camtasia: http://blogs.techsmith.com/for-educators/camtasia-powerpoint-screencast/ Could also be applied to ppt and other FREE screencasting tools, such as, http://www.screenr.com, http://www.screencast.com, or http://www.techsmith.com/jing.html.
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02.08.13. mLearning
Good post by rjacquez: http://rjacquez.com/mobile-learning-is-where-the-puck-is-going-to-be-mlearning/ I am always trying to get my head around how to design learning for mobile. Trying to incorporate it into the work I do now (ie. instructional design, software used, responsive web sites, etc.). Hope … Continue reading
02.08.13 Thoughts on the “Online Teaching” MOOC
I’ve been analyzing a number of MOOC’s and enrolled in the “Fundamentals of Online Teaching” MOOC. It was a bit of a train wreck. Debbie Morrison outlines a good analysis of some of the problems in “The MOOC Honeymoon is Over: Three … Continue reading