Presentations
"Using Web 2.0 Tools and an Open Philosophy
to Design Projects and Events"
Presented at the CIC Tech Conference
October, 2009
This is a recording of a presentation I gave along with Allan Gyorke during the 2009 CIC Tech Forum at Michigan State. We discuss how we use social media to involve our constituency in the planning and implementation of our initiatives and events, such as the TLT Symposium, the Learning Design Summer Camp, and the Hot Team process.
Related items:
2009 CIC Tech Forum Page
Blog post: Thoughts on the CIC Tech Forum
Related items:
2009 CIC Tech Forum Page
Blog post: Thoughts on the CIC Tech Forum
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"ANGEL 7.3 New Features Town Hall"
August, 2009
August, 2009
This is a recording of a Town Hall session I delivered simultaneously to a live audience and via Adobe Connect. The was an open discussion forum where the new tools and features of ANGEL 7.3 were explored in depth. Topics covered included several interface changes, some updated features, as well as some new ones. Click here to play the Adobe Connect recording: ANGEL 7.3 Town Hall.
Related items:
ANGELshorts v3 #1: Five Things Everyone Should Know about ANGEL 7.3
ANGELshorts v3 #2: Five Things You Should Know about the Course Mail Tool
Related items:
ANGELshorts v3 #1: Five Things Everyone Should Know about ANGEL 7.3
ANGELshorts v3 #2: Five Things You Should Know about the Course Mail Tool
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"Defining Literacy in the 21st Century"In this presentation I discuss how I arrived at my understanding of what it means to be a literate person in the 21st century and why I think it's important for us in education to understand and adopt to this new model of communication. Click here to view or download: webconfpreso.pdf
Related items:
Blog post: Change the Tool Change the Conversation
Blog post: A Pleasant Surprise
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"The Devils in the Details: Maximizing Your Use of ANGEL"
Presented at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
January, 2009
USIP adopted ANGEL for their course management system in 2008. Phyllis Blumberg, the Director of the Teaching and Learning Center, invited me to come out and work with her faculty on ways they could maximize the capabilities of ANGEL. The day was broken down into two main segments, a morning plenary address and hands-on sessions covering the advanced features of ANGEL, the quiz tool, and the gradebook. The plenary discussed leveraging the capabilities of a ANGEL in the Web 2.0 world. Click here to watch the recording: "The Devils in the Details: Maximizing Your Use of ANGEL"
Related items:
Here are .pdf versions of the handouts I used during the hands-on sessions:
USiP_Advanced.pdf
USiP_Gradebook.pdf
USip_Quizzes.pdf
Presented at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
January, 2009
USIP adopted ANGEL for their course management system in 2008. Phyllis Blumberg, the Director of the Teaching and Learning Center, invited me to come out and work with her faculty on ways they could maximize the capabilities of ANGEL. The day was broken down into two main segments, a morning plenary address and hands-on sessions covering the advanced features of ANGEL, the quiz tool, and the gradebook. The plenary discussed leveraging the capabilities of a ANGEL in the Web 2.0 world. Click here to watch the recording: "The Devils in the Details: Maximizing Your Use of ANGEL"
Related items:
Here are .pdf versions of the handouts I used during the hands-on sessions:
USiP_Advanced.pdf
USiP_Gradebook.pdf
USip_Quizzes.pdf
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