Posted on February 28, 2014 at 2:32pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The questions raised for this assignment are on reflection of Google Apps for educators. I have definitely learned about many of the ways that Google Apps can enhance an educator’s experience, but I have also enjoyed learning of new ways to utilize Google Apps in my current job, so I have chosen to reflect on both.
How could Google Apps help you to be more efficient?
As an educator Google Apps could make a world of difference with efficiency. With Google Drive…
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I recently researched many of the Google Apps offered. I wanted to specifically look at the apps that could be used for educators. Below is a link to the matrix I created with some notes and how these apps could be integrated in the classroom.
Posted on February 24, 2014 at 9:44pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This week the topic in our class was, Online Teaching and Learning. We had several activities in association with this topic. One of those activities was to experience a free/open source course. I chose a course that I was of interest to me due to my current position in marketing.
The course I took was titled, “Facebook Marketing Rules of Thumb.” This was a webinar style class and the presenter was Fred Joyal, the founder of 1-800-Dentists. Fred Joyal has his own blog, has…
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This week we looked into the world of virtual reality in education. At the beginning of the week I took the stance that there could be some benefits to implementing VR in the classroom as long as it was mixed with a healthy combination of traditional teaching. After this week of researching VR I don’t feel that my views have changed to any extreme, but I would say that now I better understand VR and it’s many uses and I could definitely see more potential for it in the classroom than I did…
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