September 30th, 2005 — Learning
As stated on this page, “The “seven principles” are the best known summary of what decades of educational research indicates are the kinds of teaching/learning activities most likely to improve learning outcomes.”
Using Technology to Implement
Seven Principles of Good Practice
convert this post to pdf. September 29th, 2005 — Podcasting
This is a nice place to look at regarding podcasting in education. It is some very practical pieces of information.
learninginhand.com – Create Podcasts
convert this post to pdf. September 26th, 2005 — Blogging
These sites may be worth perusing periodically.
Online Journals for College Educators
convert this post to pdf. September 25th, 2005 — Wikis
Want your own wiki – Go to this site and download the file to start your own client-side (local) wiki. This file can then be uploaded to your server. Many people have created variations (adaptations) of the tiddlywiki. Here are some other related sites:
convert this post to pdf. September 25th, 2005 — Wikis
Here’s a neat client side wiki. If you want to use it with Safari, you will need to download the plug-in for this. See the section on Supported Browsers for more information.
GTDTiddlyWiki – your simple client side wiki
convert this post to pdf. September 14th, 2005 — Podcasting
Need to generate some ideas on how podcasting can be used in education? Check out this site.
Exploiting the educational potential of podcasting: “Exploiting the educational potential of podcasting”
convert this post to pdf. September 14th, 2005 — Podcasting
If you would like to find podcasts on topics appropriate for classes, check out this site (from the UK).
iPodcast directory for educators, schools and colleges
convert this post to pdf. September 14th, 2005 — Podcasting
September 13th, 2005 — Collaboration, Wikis
This is probably a site to check out to see if you can create your own wiki and use it within a classroom setting since the wikis created at this site are private and not open to the public.
convert this post to pdf. September 9th, 2005 — RSS
Need to create a RSS feed file for your website? Check out this site.
WebDevTips – Code Generators – RSS Headliner
convert this post to pdf. September 9th, 2005 — Blogging, Collaboration, Wikis
Want to learn more about blogs and wikis and how to use them in education. This is probably a good resource.
convert this post to pdf. September 5th, 2005 — RSS
Here’s a site that allows you to create a RSS feed.
Cut n’ Paste JavaScript RSS Feed
convert this post to pdf. September 5th, 2005 — RSS
If you want to create an RSS feed, this explains how to type up the code to do. Personally, I would rather use software that does it for me.
convert this post to pdf. September 5th, 2005 — RSS
Here’s a site that loads of links to other sites related to RSS.
Web / Authoring / Languages / XML / RSS – WebReference.com
convert this post to pdf. September 5th, 2005 — Learning
September 3rd, 2005 — Learning
This is the home page of the Journal of Educational Technology and Society. This journal may be worth looking at periodically.
Journal of Educational Technology & Society
convert this post to pdf. September 3rd, 2005 — Podcasting
My 12 year son suggested that Apple look into the idea of putting GPS devices into iPods. Then as a student walked around a campus, he or she could hear and see a lesson dealing with that particular item on the campus. The item might be the reference room of the library. A tutorial on the use of the reference section of the library could either be pre-installed on the iPod or possibly there could be a computer in the library that contains the tutorial files that could be downloaded onto the iPod. Or maybe the item is part of the outdoors such as a pond, where the student could learn about the ecology of ponds.
convert this post to pdf. September 3rd, 2005 — RSS
This article is probably a little too deep for most instructors but for those who are instructional designers or instructional technologists, this article is worth reading.
Stephen’s Web ~ Papers ~ An Introduction to RSS for Educational Designers
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