Archives for: January 2011
PDF in PBWorks

As I was preparing for class last week, I discovered the PDF version button at the bottom of PBWorks pages below the comments section. How could I miss this? It’s a great feature that makes my life easier.  If I really need to printout a page to share with my students, I can.  My students can also use this feature [...]

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Diigo bookmarks & resources for January 17, 2011

Help Gurus Help and Support Computer Upgrades ColorSchemer – Online Color Scheme Generator Six predictions for education in 2011

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A framework for integrating mobile learning
mlearning-framework

In my interest to wade through what is mobile learning and what’s not, I’m being to formulate a theoretical framework as well as a practical one that’s mulling through my head.  Yesterday, Thomas Cochrane shared a Prezi deck about how his school is using mobile learning devices into their curriculum.  He briefly explains the presentations as: MLearning – Outline of [...]

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Diigo bookmarks & resources for January 14, 2011

Creating a CSS layout from scratch @Ignatia Webs: What are priority #mLearning #research topics? Answers from mLearn experts QR codes at a glance UCLA Nursing Students Add iPods to Training — Campus Technology Tom Whitby Explains Twitter for Teachers & the PLN The Ten Building Blocks for Learning with Cell Phones Marriage of E-Courses and Mobile Computing Still Evolving Gen [...]

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Icebreakers.ws: Games trainers & teachers play

In my feeds today, I came across a post from Richard Byrne at Free Technology for Teachers. This post highlights a site Icebreakers.ws that would be great for trainers, facilitators, leaders of professional development, and even nursing educators.  Here’s how Mr. Byrne describes Icebreakers.ws as: Icebreakers.ws <http://icebreakers.ws/>  is an online catalog of dozens of fun icebreaker and team builder activities. [...]

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Join us for the IDT 7095/8095 Project Showcase April 21 at 6:00 pm

Please make plans now to attend the IDT 7095/8095 Project Showcase on Thursday, April 21, 2011 at 6:00 pm.  The clients for this semester will include the University of Tennessee Health Science Center & Autozone, Inc. In the Project Showcase, each team will present a 20-minute overview of their project and product. This is a professional presentation, indicative of one [...]

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The E-Learning Network: Thursday, January 27th, 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM Ball Hall 320.

An FYI notice from Trey Martindale: I invite you to the monthly meeting of the E-Learning Network–a group of e-learning professionals representing Memphis-area corporations and organizations.  * When: 11:45 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., Thursday, January 27th, 2011  * Where: University of Memphis, College of Education, Ball Hall 320. Map: http://bit.ly/9xzqNU  * Featured Speaker: Yuri Quintana, Ph.D.  Director for Education and Informatics in the International Outreach [...]

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Online Game Teaches Citation Skills

A snippet from The Chronicle Wired Campus <http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/online-game-teaches-citation-skills/28837> section today: University of Michigan researchers are hoping a new game they developed will help students with the dreaded academic task of crafting a bibliography—and make it more fun.The game, BiblioBouts, turns collecting citations into a competitive event, pitting students against their classmates. Students are rewarded for their research skills and their [...]

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Presenting at Mobile Learning Experience 2011
Mobile 2011 logo

I’m excited to be presented at Mobile Learning Experience 2011 coming up in April.  I just received notification over the winter holidays that I was accepted and the others that are presenting is great too.  There are some really fantastic folks that will be presenting.  You can see a sample of the folks at http://mobile2011.org/2011/01/02/sampling/. 1. Evolution & Evaluation: Planning [...]

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