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Flip cameras in your classroom?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan Spurgin Aug 31.
Which video sites does your school block/not block?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Aaron Sumner Aug 20.
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IDT@ESU Book Club
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- Are you a current student, alum, faculty, or emeritus?
- Alum
- About Me:
- I'm a 2008 graduate of the IDT masters program at ESU, living in Lawrence and working at the Center for Research on Learning at the University of Kansas.
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- http://www.aaronsumner.com/
- Have you used any "social networking" sites (Facebook, MySpace, etc.) before?
- Yes
- Graduation year (if applicable):
- Fall 2008
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Guide to Multimedia Proficiency
This reporters' guide to multimedia proficiency isn't just for reporters--lots of good tips for IDT-types as well. Now available in a handy single PDF:
http://mindymcadams.com/tojou/2009/now-printable-reporters-guide-to-multimedia-proficiency/
http://mindymcadams.com/tojou/2009/now-printable-reporters-guide-to-multimedia-proficiency/
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 10:45am — 1 Comment
Using Twitter at conferences
Those of you heading to SIDLIT next week might be interested in a blog post I just wrote about how I use Twitter at conferences. I kind of got tired of the too-academic suggestions the conference organizers were sharing.
Posted on July 24, 2009 at 10:57am —
Technology and classroom cheating
Watching the movie Doubt the other night, I got to thinking about how "technology" has been used to "cheat" in the classroom throughout time. Musings on my blog.
Posted on June 24, 2009 at 2:22pm —
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Join this group to talk about books related to the field of Instructional Design, technology, and learning!
I'm at a research center and not an academic department, so others' situations at KU are likely different--but most of our staff are not allowed to install their own software. They must put in a request with the IT staff. A handful of us are excep...
The purpose of the Instructional Technology Student Association is to increase communication and professional development interaction between and among Instructional Technology undergraduate and graduate students.
Join this group to talk about books related to the field of Instructional Design, technology, and learning!
Join this group to talk about books related to the field of Instructional Design, technology, and learning!
Who would have ever thought 20 years ago that such a guide would be useful to today's reporters in the web 2.0 world. Multimedia proficiency is becoming a necessity in many, many fields that we would have never dreamed of.
This reporters' guide to multimedia proficiency isn't just for reporters--lots of good tips for IDT-types as well. Now available in a handy single PDF:
http://mindymcadams.com/tojou/2009/now-printable-reporters-guide-to-multimedia-proficiency/
Comment Wall (39 comments)
- At 3:51pm on November 16, 2008,
Jenae Wiebe said…
- Aaron, I went and checked the admin settings at appearance, HTML editor... #FFFF (white) was set as the background color. When I go to the actual course (ed. or corp.) and select the goofy table, edit, and change to <> (code), I only see #FFFF listed as a color... but I don't know how to read code very well... just obvious things... it might be a border since different tables seem to show different shadow colors. It is the Moodle ghost... we can call him MO (Magically Occurs when you least expect him to).
- At 3:10pm on November 16, 2008,
- Hi Aaron. Thanks for your response. You can see the problem by going to www.jenaewiebe.com/moodle and clicking on either ed HuB or Corp HuB and looking at alumni connections heading box. At the bottom there is a drop shadow of gray. I have fixed some of the others... which have shown black... The weird thing this time is that I can find the problem (the color that is showing) when I go to the editing part, I will change the backgrounds, and it still appears. I will send you my password if you would like to look from the admin side of things.
- At 11:29am on November 16, 2008,
- Hi Aaron. If I remember right, you have had some background in the administration and setup of Moodle. Is that right? I am having a reoccurring problem on the IDT HuB site that I developed. I have worked numerous hours trying to get the graphics I created (in Fireworks) match the tables I set up using the Moodle program (not real graphic friendly to say the least). Anyway, for some reason the Moodle program puts drop shadows on the "images" or tables I made for headings. I will edit the background colors and the text colors and check the table properties. It seems that after fiddling around with it for a while I can get it so that it all looks uniform again... BUT THEN a couple days later... it is back to displaying the drop shadows! I have fixed this problem 3x so far and I just checked again this morning and it looks like it is back! Do you have any ideas why this is happening or more importantly... is there any permanent fix to this problem? I like many of the features Moodle has to offer, but I have found many little quirks with the program that seem to be more on the programing side.
- At 11:18am on October 18, 2008,
- I didn't know that there was an option to present online. I guess I have been planning on presenting at Emporia when it is time... if I get finished anytime this year! :)
- At 1:48pm on October 17, 2008,
- Thank you so much Aaron. I hope it will help to generate more active participation for both resources (the IDT Hub site I am creating and your social networking site). My project seems to be going slowly and I am feeling the pressure to get moving faster with it... my kids tend to get into mischief every second I start working on it. It is like they have radar alerting them when I am busy and letting them know they can do what they want... from permanent marker all over the carpet... to spilled dark nail polish and cleaned up with a nice shirt... to papers being put into the office shredder! That is a 2 and 3 year old for ya. They could really care less about the homework. :)
- At 12:04pm on October 17, 2008,
- Hi Aaron. For my master's project I am developing an IDT online Hub site. I am working on Job search information, resources/tools, in addition to other things for IDT students close-to completion and alumni of the program. I was wondering if it would be ok with you if I posted a link to your IDT Ning site (with credits to you of course :) ) as a way for students to have an access link and a way to get information as well as network with one another. Look forward to hearning back from you.
- At 11:48pm on August 25, 2008,
Ken Morrison said… - HI Aaron. Good luck this semester. Your project is a great addition to our IDT community. Thanks for making it happen.
Ken
- At 4:17pm on July 17, 2008,
Stacy Tuel said…
- Oh---nevermind! I just fixed it.
Thanks
- At 4:14pm on July 17, 2008,
- Hey Aaron-
Is there anyway to make our pages more secure...like when I search my name on google, my page and discussions come up?
- At 1:51am on April 8, 2008,
Aaron Sumner said… - HOW BOUT THEM HAWKS
About Me
Hi, my name is Aaron. I created this network to see how the social networking phenomenon can be applied in mentoring, coaching, and education. This is currently an independent study project I hope to parlay into my final project in the program.
Please use this experiment to connect with other IDT students, alumni and faculty. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the project. Thanks for your help!
Please use this experiment to connect with other IDT students, alumni and faculty. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the project. Thanks for your help!
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