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Creating game-based learning environments or experiences using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) games is becoming an increasingly tenable, valuable, and popular instructional method. COTS games are computer or video games created for entertainment purposes. Read More...
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I taught a professional development workshop this afternoon in which we kicked-off an ongoing conversation about Instructional Design in the Digital Age. This was the first workshop in a two year project with the Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering Read More...
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Hat tip to Miguel for bringing this to my attention. Read More...
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Our kids and I have a lot of fun with AudioBoo. AudioBoo is a service that makes podcasting and audio blogging a snap and can positively impact your classroom (See previous posts1, 2, 3 and 4). Although the service has previously pretty much been limited Read More...
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Reaching All Learners: The event for forward-thinking education and IT leaders Monday, February 8, 2010 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM The University of Memphis, FedEx Institute of Technology At this interactive event, you will have the opportunity to experience a Read More...
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Brenda McCombs, Drew Polly, Clif Mims and ALBHS Science Department 2009 Midsouth Technology Conference We’ll be sharing information about the Impacting Kannapolis Program today at the MidSouth Technology Conference (MSTC). This program is in its 2nd year Read More...
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Educators, what are some strategies for connecting the classroom with the outside world? NOTE: I’d like to share responses in an upcoming workshop/presentation and on my blog and wiki. You can submit your ideas using the form below, share your text/audio/video Read More...
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These are the slides from my first Tennessee Educational Technology Conference presentation. Unfortunately the animations and effects were lost when uploaded to SlideShare. I’ve shared my notes and resources from this presentation over on my wiki, Learning Read More...
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NOTE: This post will be updated throught the event. —- Here are some of my notes and photos from BarCamp Memphis. Google Wave: What It Is and What It’s forBy: Greg Dunn and Thom Rigsby Designer vs. DeveloperBy: Steven Trotter, Joseph Yancey and Craig Read More...
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“BarCamp Memphis isn’t just a Web 2.0 conference. It’s an unconference. What does that mean, exactly? That’s up to you. The first half of the day will feature predetermined, scheduled sessions like any other conference you’d attend, but in the afternoon Read More...
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I’ve been a fan of Animoto ever since @kconger introduced it to me about a year and a half ago. I’ve used it to make fun videos for friends and family and for end-of-event presentations for things like a conference we hosted and for church camp. I even Read More...
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Here are some photos from yesterday’s Discovery Education Network’s (DEN) Day of Discovery for Western Tennessee. It was a great event. My thanks to all that coordinated the conference, presented, shared, provided technical support, etc. and made it fun Read More...
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These are the slides for my keynote address for the iConnect iLearn Conference. Unfortunately some of the animations and formatting were lost when uploaded to my SlideBoom. The presentation wiki contains the database of teacher-generated strategies for Read More...
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Animoto: Quick and Slick – Tom Barrett How to Become a Twitter Teacher – Kapil Bhatia Why Spend So Much Time on This Stuff? – Liz B. Davis Powerful Images to Give Lessons Punch – Danny Nicholson Related PostsSuggested Reading for 03/13/2008 Twitter in Read More...
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THINKING OUT LOUD Episode 003 Listen! Related PostsAnnouncing “Thinking Out Loud” Advice for Future Teachers Graduating This Month Creating an AudioBoo: A Quick Demonstration ITM’s Show and Tell Read More...