
Not considered writing…?
Linked below is a short Pew survey ppt surveying teen (12-17 y.o.) use of writing in school work compared to its use in social networking and other online activities. It’s […]
Linked below is a short Pew survey ppt surveying teen (12-17 y.o.) use of writing in school work compared to its use in social networking and other online activities. It’s […]
Just in case you have not seen this, Dr. Michael Wesch’s “A Vision of Students Today.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o
Stephanie Vie is making a strong case for peeking over the wall between the LMS as acceptable tech medium for student learning, and social networking sites — deemed by many […]
Interesting… “For example, in focus groups, students consistently say that colleges should eliminate online orientation, which they criticize as “impersonal,” but they reliably applaud online tutoring. Why? It is difficult […]
BCC has completed the CCSSE survey for the second time this year. Below is the link to the executive summary, which looks at trends in engagement across the hundreds of […]
Short article with common-sense advice about powerpoints online. Stay tuned for “Classroom 2.0” this Spring: one of our focuses will be narrated ppt’s. Designing PowerPoint Presentations for the Online Classroom […]
The Educause ECAR 2009 Study of Undergraduate technology use, which includes 12 two-year colleges and 27 4-year colleges, found the following (unfortunately, the 2500 students’ data from the two-year colleges […]
Six faculty gathered in the CTL on November 5th to participate in a discussion led by Chris L. on Assessment. The session was interactive and informative. Here are some notes […]
If faculty put lectures online, will students stop coming to class? News: Fans and Fears of ‘Lecture Capture’ – Inside Higher Ed Posted using ShareThis
Here is a another in the series of Common Craft’s short youtube videos that explain key technologies. Now that BCC students have Google email “gmail,” it might be time to […]