Posted in Instructional Design on May 31st, 2009 No Comments »
may be the name of my first born daughter. I LOVE this instructional design model. It is most definitely critical to include the analyze and evaluate portions or really – what is the point? I just added to our group’s reflections about the survey and put in a table where the ADDIE model was broken [...]
Posted in General Chalk Talk, Instructional Design on Mar 3rd, 2009 1 Comment »
So we met in Wimba tonight to hold class while our fearless leader was off in what I can only presume to be sunny South Carolina presenting at The Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education Conference. The paper she wrote is titled, “Engaging Graduate Learners in Honeymoon Experiences: Collaboration Tools and Techniques for Blended [...]
Posted in General Chalk Talk on Feb 17th, 2009 No Comments »
So tonight our class took a field trip to the Stockton Library on Campus. We kicked a bunch of students out of the computer lab so we could have our little 7 person class. David Lechner, a Stockton librarian, came in and ran us through a number of exercises to help us get to know [...]
Posted in General Chalk Talk on Feb 4th, 2009 No Comments »
After all of the time and effort put into this project and presentation, it is finally over! I put over 40 hours into all the parts of the presentation and it didn’t come off quite as I had imagined. It was a well planned demonstration lesson about Behaviorism. I learned that with technology, it [...]
Posted in General Chalk Talk on Jan 30th, 2009 No Comments »
Well, this week’s class was interesting. I was coming from a professional day at Rowan, not knowing what to expect weather-wise. What I didn’t expect was the firestorm I encountered in the media center. Nothing aggravates a group of people who depend on technology to get something done than that technology not following through on [...]
