Powerful Ingredients for Blended Learning

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Blended learning contexts which combine face-to-face interaction with online, digital learning, can provide students with more flexible and in-depth opportunities to learn than traditional lectures. In this session we'll explore key ingredients for blended learning which teachers and students should utilize in our information-rich environment.

Technology Education

Videoconference for Tandberg Connections Program
7 July 2009

Powerful Ingredients
for Blended Learning
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by Wesley Fryer

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1. Social Bookmarking
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4. Online Photo Sharing
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6. Podcasting
7. Feed Readers / Information Portals
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9. Blogging
10. Mobile Ingredients

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10. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 10

11. Levels of Use 1. Awareness 2. Personal Use 3. Classroom - Replication 4. Classroom - Invention 11

12. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 12

13. Text to 99503 or go to http://poll4.com http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/MTAxMTA4Mjk2OA 13

14. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ klemenz777/1464285308/ 14

15. http://delicious.com/wfryer/ 15

16. View my network! 16

17. http://delicious.com/network/wfryer 17

18. www.diigo.com/user/wfryer 18

19. 19

20. 20

21. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 21

22. How do your students write together and share their writing? 22

23. wikis Google Docs 23

24. http://wikipedia.org 24

25. www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_does_MediaWiki_work%3F 25

26. http://pbworks.com/academic.wiki 26

27. www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers 27

28. www.google.com/google-d-s/tour1.html 28

29. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 29

30. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/quasimime/71685649/ 30

31. Skype Videoconference 24 February 2009 Geraldine, NZ - Edmond, OK, USA 31

32. 3 Types 1. Desktop videoconferencing 2. Codec videoconferencing 3. Web conferencing 32

33. 3 Types 1. Desktop videoconferencing 2. Codec videoconferencing 3. Web conferencing 33

34. http://skype.com 34

35. www.apple.com/macosx/what-is-macosx/ichat.html 35

36. www.sightspeed.com 36

37. 3 Types 1. Desktop videoconferencing 2. Codec videoconferencing 3. Web conferencing 37

38. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/sparebank1/3470614642/ 38

39. 39

40. http://dln.nasa.gov 40

41. 3 Types 1. Desktop videoconferencing 2. Codec videoconferencing 3. Web conferencing 41

42. 42

43. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 43

44. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/lizhenry/2051224366/ 44

45. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/wfryer/3686630707 45

46. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/wfryer/sets/ 46

47. http://compﬁght.com 47

48. www.zoo-m.com/ﬂickr-storm/ 48

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50. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/sybrenstuvel/2468506922/ 50

51. 51

52. http://learningsigns.speedofcreativity.org 52

53. http://voicethread.com 53

54. http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/50+Ways 54

55. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 55

56. how do you share your voice? 56

57. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/ollyhart/123420044/ ? 57

58. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/stevegarﬁeld/2745001060/ 58

59. www.cnn.com/services/podcasting/ 59

60. www.apple.com/education/mobile-learning/ 60

61. on iTunesU 61

62. www.gcast.com 62

63. www.gcast.com/u/wfryer/mothersday2009 63

64. http://audacity.sourceforge.net 64

65. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 65

66. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/mndigital/535777682/ 66

67. TMI www.eduratireview.com/2009/07/tmi-information-overload-and-learning.html 67

68. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/wheatﬁelds/116784933/ 68

69. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggregator 69

70. www.google.com/reader 70

71. www.google.com/ig 71

72. www.netvibes.com/thedigitalbackpack#NECC09 72

73. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 73

74. www.youtube.com/whitehouse 74

75. www.schooltube.com 75

76. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosumer 76

77. http://lc.celebrateoklahoma.us/video 77

78. www.ning.com 78

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80. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/47672503@N00/181922975/ 80

81. http://wordpress.org http://wordpress.com 81

82. www.blogger.com 82

83. http://edublogs.org 83

84. http://classblogmeister.com 84

85. http://supportblogging.com/Links+to+School+Bloggers 85

86. 1. Social Bookmarking 2. Collaborative Document Writing 3. Synchronous Conferencing 4. Online Photo Sharing 5. Minimal Click Digital Storytelling 6. Podcasting 7. Feed Readers / Information Portals 8. Online Video Sharing 9. Blogging 10. Mobile Ingredients 86

87. www.polleverywhere.com 87

88. http://drop.io 88

89. http://learninginhand.com/notes/necc/ 89

90. www.ﬂickr.com/photos/rmforall/19047521/ 90

91. Videoconference for Tandberg Connections Program 7 July 2009 Powerful Ingredients for Blended Learning wfryer by Wesley Fryer www.speedofcreativity.org http://powerfulingredients.com 91

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