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Susan Flynn Talks About PBL and Twitter in Her Class
This week’s FTI guest blogger is Susan Flynn from Teacher Education in the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance. I have been teaching in post-secondary education for over 17 years. I continue to seek out opportunities to learn, improve, and adapt my teaching strategies and delivery of content to engage the ever-changing college student [...] Continue reading
Posted in Faculty Showcase, Faculty Technology Institute, instructional technology, mobile, PBL, Pedagogy, Problem-based Learning, Susan Flynn
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FTI Keynote Speaker – Michael M. Grant talks about mobile learning
Michael M. Grant from the University of Memphis presented to the Faculty Technology Institute participants entitled Dare you to Move: making mobile matter at the College of Charleston. Mobile devices are initially defined as a device that can fit into a … Continue reading
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Tagged @michaelmgrant, apps, broadcastr, FTI, FTI Spring 2011, FTI2011, iPad 2, ipadio, Michael M. Grant, mobile learning, mobl21, PLN, posterous, scvngr.com, tlt, twitter
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Read Twitter Newspaper Style
I found a website today called paper.li that takes Twitter feeds and formats them to look like a newspaper. Twitter users are probably saying “Why would I want my cool new media to look old school?” Well Twitter users probably … Continue reading
November’s Newsletter is Here!
For all you EHHPers who are watching I just wanted to let you know that the Nov issue of Tech Info Newsletter is here! I know, I know you’ve all been waiting for it. Now you can read it by … Continue reading
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Tagged micro-blogging, newsletter, online timelines, timelines, tlt, twitter
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Microblogging – because blogging is so 2006?
I was talking to Jared Smith the other day about my blog when he informed me that blogging was “soooo 2006.” He says the new thing is microblogging. What the heck! I just found a decent use for blogging and … Continue reading