The Best Thing I learned at et4online
person 1:
Do, show, tell, ask, review
person 2:
Voice Thread (online lecturing or noting)
explaineverything
person 3:
blendspace (bucket of options, but not linear)
person 4:
Trello
lack of information literacy course (4 credit-CSU Eastbay)
person 5 (me):
Trello
Tellagami-For 2 Truths and a Lie and post reflection of why you choose.
person 6:
Overarching theme: recognition on constraints we're placing on ourselves through LMS/technology and/or constraining creativity
person 7:
we've moved from technology programs being like a small drug store to Walmart
(Use Merlot to guide you to the best apps)
Success central
person 8:
international participation, cross-discipline
Additional thoughts:
Encourage students to point out errors in closed-captions for extra credit like I do in quizzes/surveys
Email Andrew C for information/digital literacy
Site Meter
Clustr Map
About Me
- Kari Frisch
- Hello, Bonjour, Hola, Hallå, and Namaste. Typical start to a bio: I am a Communication Instructor and the eLearning Coordinator at Central Lakes College (CLC) in Brainerd, Minnesota. Thanks for finding me online. What you're probably more interested in learning about me: I am a little nerdy, a little creative, and just adventurous enough to live life to the fullest. My love of traveling keeps me looking for relevant personal and professional opportunities, which often blue together. Digital technologies, like this blog, allow me to combine many of these joint interests and share them in ways that benefit both me, my students, and now maybe you. Several years ago, I coined the term "One Degree of Teaching and Learning" which now really frames how I look at life and how I approach education (mine and others'). I hope you'll find your own close connections, maybe even to the first degree, to what I share here. Thanks for taking the time to learn a little more about me. Happy teaching and learning! PS Please contact me if you are interested in learning more about my professional keynote/presentation experience.
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