Just like the white rabbit, I am running out of time to share lots of exciting elearning "stuff" with you all. I will be adding more documents to the elearning "how to" page and also posting the last few links and suggested tools over the next few days. Robin will take over this blog and with help from Lisa and Paul will continue to add posts to share new elearning tips and tools.
The Twelve Days of eChristmas coming to you soon...
Here they are...
Hello All
Below are twelve tips,tools or links that might be useful as you move forward on your
“e” journeys in 2015. They are in no particular order of importance and not all my own ideas.
As always, there are many, many people smarter than me, which is why I have borrowed their ideas.
1) Join Twitter - greatest free PD there is.
2) If you did join Twitter then try joining or following these types of weekly or fortnightly twitter chats
#pechat (UK) #edchat( US) #edchatnz #aussiechat #scichatnz #pechatnz #UKEdChat
and of course there are amazing educators to follow. Here’s one @teachertoolkit - Ross Morrison McGill is the most followed teacher on Twitter in the UK ( he’s the guy with the 5 minute lesson plan shared by Warren)
brilliant resources all free
4) http://www.educatorstechnology.com/ Another brilliant resource blog - has lots of useful infographics
5) Three blogs
Derek Wenmoth’s blog - One of the ICT thought leaders in NZ
will continue to add tools and tips.
teacher toolkit blog If you don’t want to follow him on Twitter(see No 2) then read his blog
6) Digital Citizenship - Mike Ribble
7) MOODLE (class resources) A great place for your Digital Textbook and there are also
lots of useful documents on the elearning page.
8)QR codes and Aurasma app (virtual reality) Find out about these.
9) TED talks and Ed talks
10)3D printing - There are two 3D printers here at College - how could you use them?
11)Read one of those INTERFACE Magazines that some annoying person keeps putting in your pigeon hole
Good eLuck for 2015!
Pauline
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