Sunday, November 13, 2011
Week #2 in CEDO 550
This week we looked at the differences in Synchronous and Asynchronous communication as it works in online education. We got a chance to see behind the curtain of Elluminate and run a couple of synchronous discussions on a few talking points. This was useful to see what classroom skills translate into the world of online education and what does not. I found that I rely on non verbal cues from my students to a great deal and need to consciously recognize that my students in an online setting will not be able to give this to me. Instead I need to build upon the skills that are being talked about in this class to better serve my students in an online capacity.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Week #1 in CEDO 550
This week we took are first steps into being online educators. We used Elluminate as a teacher rather than just as a student. We read articles about some positives and negatives in online education. Lastly we took a look at a bunch of different examples of online modules for learning. My big three were:
1. Hippocampus: this website has some great AP Physics content inside of it. (clicking the link sends you to Newton's 1st law of motion movie) I hope to use this for creating some supplemental material for my AP and honors students.
2. Rocket Science 101: this website takes you through the parts of a rocket and what they are used for. This will be great for my Science 9 students and their rocketry unit.
3. Crash Scene Investigation: this website gives you a CSI look at how to use physics to determine what happened in an accident. This would be a fun side project for physics to try out.
1. Hippocampus: this website has some great AP Physics content inside of it. (clicking the link sends you to Newton's 1st law of motion movie) I hope to use this for creating some supplemental material for my AP and honors students.
2. Rocket Science 101: this website takes you through the parts of a rocket and what they are used for. This will be great for my Science 9 students and their rocketry unit.
3. Crash Scene Investigation: this website gives you a CSI look at how to use physics to determine what happened in an accident. This would be a fun side project for physics to try out.
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