Last year, if you remember, I wrote about a great tool and example of how QR codes are being used in science education. The QR coded audio Periodic Table of Elements (as seen below) has QR codes for each of the elements in the periodic table. If you click on the image, then you can get to the full-sized version [...]
We are looking for enthusiastic AECT members to review exciting proposals submitted to the Research & Theory Division for the 2012 AECT Conference in Louisville, KY. Reviewers are asked to evaluate approximately four to five 700-1000 word presentation proposals (abstracts). Proposals typically take about 15 minutes each to review. Doctoral students are welcomed to participate with the oversight and leadership [...]
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Over the next 10 days or so, my graduate course in elearning development will be working through a unit on rapid instructional design. Capitalizing on the advances in mobile learning, they will be using an ebook and Twitter. This piggybacks on a unit I conducted with one of my online graduate teacher education courses this past summer. Learning from past [...]
Please join us for insights on what makes a successful conference proposal for AECT’s Design & Development (D&D) division. We’ll be joined by the D&D conference planners from the previous two years’ conferences, Brian Beatty, Past President of D&D, and Deniz Eseryel, President of D&D, as we consider the different kinds of proposals you might submit (Practice, Research, Theory/Concept, and [...]
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From Dr. Rick West (and my Inbox): Registration for the Professors of Instructional Design Technology (PIDT) 2012 conference is now open! This year the conference is in beautiful Estes Park, Colorado, May 20-23. PIDT is an enjoyable, less-formal conference for professors and graduating students who are planning to enter academia. Students desiring to attend must be accompanied by a registered [...]
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