assessing multimodal representations

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As the EDUCATE initiative takes further hold in the College of Education, many of us are both asking and receiving work from students that is no longer a word processed document.  Podcast, movies, comics and photo essays are some of the newer ways students are representing their work.

In this Tech Cafe installment you'll hear Dr. Jeanine Staples and Orrin Murray talking about how we might assess multi-modal representations.  We invite you to watch and listen, and post your ideas about what you're doing your self, or what questions you might have.

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To view the talk, click on the link below (note this is a very large file and may take a while to download over some wireless connections).

Blogging across the currciulum

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Many thanks to Stephanie Serriere and Lis Boyer for getting the conversation started with examples of how they are using blogs as a tool for facilitating course interactions, creating conceptual connections across courses, and supporting student reflections. The conversation that followed revealed how important it is for us to be intentional and systematic about the ways in which we communicate professional responsibilities associated with public publishing to our teacher education candidates.

Here are some resources you may find useful if you are interested in further exploration.

1. Lis' blog for SCIED 458

2. Sample portfolio blog from a PDS intern

3. Video recording of the presentation portion of the session
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If you are interested in receiving hands-on support to get started with a blog of your own, visit the resources below and attend our next session on Wednesday, March 30th, 2:30-4 PM in 236 Chambers.

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