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- Learning web basics, (email, search, browsing, etc.)
- Editing, Proofreading, and/or Composing Documents
- Speaking (Planning, Practising, PowerPoint etc.)
- Presenting with Impact
- Finding free web tools (audio, video, storage, etc.)
- Creating eNewsletters (with a web tool that isn't free)
- Researching using the web
- Social Bookmarking
- Setting up and using wikis
- Setting up simple websites
- Using Twitter Effectively
About Me
Joan works and plays on the web and is happy to speak to groups or individuals about the web's communication possibilities
Category Archives: video
Teaching in the 21st Century
Here’s why I love the web. I found the video embedded below on Twitter, with a mention in the post of Ignatia, a woman whose knowledge and sharing I have respected for years - http://ignatiawebs.blogspot.com/2010/04/meaningful-and-powerful-learning-how-to.html. I think the video is beautifully designed and presented, and it’s what I believe about teaching for today. I hope you View Post
View PostFrom Knowledgable to Knowledge-able by Wesch
Michael Wesch is a pedagogical hero of mine. I’ve watched videos his classes made; I’ve watched a video of him explaining his teaching, and I asked a question on Twitter, and even though he doesn’t follow me, got an anwser from him within a few hours! He understands the impact of the new communication ecosphere View Post
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Posted in communication, Downes, learning, learning 2.0, Michael Wesch, netgen, Stephen Downes, technology, video, web2.0, webtools, wiki, Wikipedia
Tagged communication, education, learning, wikis, WorkLiteracy
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Higher Education's Survival
Sometimes you find someone saying what you have been thinking about. I think the future of higher education is in danger, and I would hate to see the loss of something so precious. Through Stephen Downes wonderful newsletter, OLDaily, which can be linked to here - http://www.downes.ca/, I found David Wiley’s 2008 ELearn presentation - http://opencontent.org/blog/archives/660 – View Post
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Posted in communication, e-learning, education, learning, learning 2.0, technology, video, web2.0, webtools
Tagged digital, education, HigherEd
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Teaching Communication Now!
As a longtime communications teacher, I am fascinated by our changing communications media and platform. And when I’m teaching, no matter the direct subject I’m teaching, I never lose awareness of the changes our culture is going through, and the responsibility of teachers to help prepare our students for this new and rapidly evolving communications View Post
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Posted in communication, education, learning, technology, video, web2.0, webtools
Tagged communication, multimedia, recording, teaching, video, web
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Twitter – a Brief Intro
I’ve been ‘playing’ on Twitter for a few months now. I choose who I follow based on whether we appear to have similar interests, and I let anyone who wants to follow me. There are people who I follow who don’t follow me, and people who follow me who I don’t follow back. It makes View Post
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Posted in communication, technology, video, web2.0, webtools
Tagged Biz Stone, commoncraft, iPhone, LeeLeFever, mobile, Twitter, Vimeo
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For Teachers to Pay Attention To
I have two questions related to this video: What do you think of the message? What do you think of how it’s presented?
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Posted in communication, e-learning, education, learning 2.0, technology, video, web2.0
Tagged teaching, web2.0, YouTube
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Chunkit and Cuil
In the past few days I’ve been alerted to two new search tools. A friend, knowing my web-fascination, sent me a link to Cuil – http://www.cuil.com/info/ – I have only briefly played with it, but the information has hit the Twitterverse, and it was created by Google alumni, so you might want to check it View Post
View PostJing (for Screencasting) and TweetDeck (for Twitter)
Summertime is playtime, and we’ve had record amounts of rain where I live, so my playing has been indoors. Here are a couple of tools I’ve been playing with. Jing is a free and very easy screencasting tool. Because I’m thinking about Personal Learning Environments, that’s what I made this screencast on – http://www.screencast.com/users/JoanVinallCox/folders/MERLOT/media/15cb112a-af72-4d8a-a7c0-f41d42041696 My View Post
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Posted in communication, learning, learning 2.0, technology, video, web2.0, webtools
Tagged AlanaJames, Jing, PLE, TweetDeck, Twitter, WorkLiteracy
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Piracy and Innovation
The YouTube video, The Pirate’s Dilemma, looks at the cultural problem of our creativity being largely bricolagic, (if that’s a word). We see other’s doing something and we imitate and/or adapt it. We follow trends, and we build on other’s ideas. But people need to make livings, and creators should get credit and rewards. Yet View Post
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Posted in communication, technology, Uncategorized, video, web2.0
Tagged Chris Brogan, creativity, intellectual property, YouTube
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Education and Technology
This says it all! via http://everd.wordpress.com/2008/07/17/learning-with-technology/
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Posted in communication, education, learning, technology, video, web2.0, webtools
Tagged edtech, YouTube
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