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E-book presentation w/ dipity, Dr. Rich Ingham and team

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Thanks to Nicole Wilson, Elaine Roberts, Kevin Hegg, Kevin Caran, Ben Brewer, Janell Bauer

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http://www.itap.purdue.edu/studio/jetpack/

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Thanks Rich Ingram, Jess Siemens, DJ Loveless!

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Karin Tollefson-Hall and Peter Eubanks challenge us to appropriately use technologies in our classes!

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There’s no golden or perfect assignment for digital storytelling – let students develop their own. Here’s a bank of ideas http://assignments.ds106.com

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Visual rhetoric on the web is constantly engaging us+builds community.

Example: bindersfullofwomen.tumblr.com

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“We’ve become trapped by the notion of the LMS”

-Jim Groom rallying against LMS limitations in online learning environments

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I hope JMU IT is listening to Jim Groom right now.

#movingbackwards

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Thanks! Have a great day!

Jamie Calcagno-Roach

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Jim Groom – keeping it real

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Learning about all these great new technologies..which one to learn first????

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Thanks for the quick workshop!

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“Flipping advised when it reflects optimal instructional design.”

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Here are more than 60 tools that can be used for media creations.

Thanks to MIchele and Rich!

Jennifer Sparrow

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Flipping reaches all students and increases interaction.

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Thanks Michele and Rich for including the agenda on the side panel of your slides–I’m totally borrowing that one for my next presentation.

Great content too, but the focus is great.

Jennifer Sparrow

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TED Ed can be used to create a flipped lesson from any YouTube video.

The video is embedded into a window that includes: Watch Think (Questions) Dig Deeper (Additional Activities)

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Cynthia Martin and Daisy Breneman deliver an excellent presentation with examples of why and how to engage students with Digital Storytelling. A great way to employ higher order thinking skills!

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