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Twitter

What is Twitter? Twitter is a social networking platform that enables people to post short messages, under 140 characters, to the web. Over time, the original question that Twitter “asked” when you logged in has changed from “What are you doing?” to “What’s happening?” This is a bit closer to the reality of the way Twitter is used as the number of people using Twitter has exploded and the variety of uses to which it is put has become accordingly diverse, including: general social and topical conversation real-time event reporting (conferences, seminars, product announcements, breaking world news) “micro-blogging” of fresh links, [Read On...]

Instructor Presence Mechanics

Put YOU into your course materials The instructor-led online course will include material that highlights what you, as the content expert, feel is most important in a particular unit’s materials. Instructor’s presence include things like: a personal introduction including photos or video your perspective on each topic your relevant stories in your lecture materials providing links to current information in lecture materials and notes the value-added experience/expertise/reflection that you give to the course content important elements of the topic that aren’t in the course textbook expert interviews/journal articles with an explanation of why they were chosen Techniques for incorporating instructor led [Read On...]

Instructor Presence

Instructor Presence Instructor presence during the course is an important element of helping to bridge the technology gap and disconnect felt by students in eLearning courses. It is important to engage your pattern of instructor presence as soon as the class begins. Techniques employed by excellent eLearning instructors include: regularly posting announcements regularly monitoring student progress providing timely (if not rapid) instructor feedback moderating student communications actively problem solving with students sharing aspects of your Personal Learning Environment (PLE) with your students maintain regular office hours or hours where you are available by phone/email/chat, other communication methods contact students (or [Read On...]

Facebook

What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking service. Users must register before using the site, after which they may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, and exchange messages, including automatic notifications when they update their profile. How can I use Facebook in my class? Instructors can utilize Facebook for class projects, for enhancing communication, and for engaging students in a manner that might not be entirely possible in traditional classroom settings. Share book reviews Poll Your Class Practice a foreign language Create groups Share multimedia Get started using Facebook Creating your Facebook account takes just a few minutes, then [Read On...]

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