FLIPP YOUR CLASSROOM
At its core, “flipped instruction” refers to moving aspects of teaching out of the classroom and into the homework space. With the advent of new technologies, specifically the ability to record digitally annotated and narrated screen casts, instructional videos have become a common medium in the flipped classroom. Although not…[Read more]

CURATION
SCOOPIT
This service has become incredibly popular over the past year. At the core are topic based pages with previews of articles. Anyone can create a ‘scoop’ on any topic and start adding content. A bookmarklet lets you easily add articles directly from your browser. Topics that are particularly well-curated will attract followers who…[Read more]

TYPES OF TOOLS
Social Bookmarking: Many of us have been collecting and organizing resources for a long time now using tools like delicious and diigo. Both of these tools let us save links to our favorite web sites, add notes and tags to help describe them and improve findability. They also include a variety of social features that let us share our…[Read more]

Each day is a classroom we only need to be good students. When I joined facebook in 2011 I only thought of it as an avenue for social interaction with my friends and since late last year, for news updates but with this course, just found out that it is source of information for my students! When one talked about YOUTUBE, I associated it with the…[Read more]

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