Keeping an eye on technology for the adult education classroom and beyond.
Showing posts with label CASAS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CASAS. Show all posts
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Tech Workshop at CASAS Summer Institute
Just demonstrating to workshop participants how easy it is to upload a photo from phone to blog. We also talked about wikis, QR codes, mobile learning and Moodle. Slides and handouts are posted.
Labels:
adult education,
AdultEd,
CASAS,
ed tech,
educational technology,
mlearning,
mobile phone
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Gabcast
My workshop at the CASAS Summer Institute covered a bunch of things - the OTAN website, the technology integration self-assessment for teachers (only in beta right now - email me if you want to be a beta tester), blogs and podcasts, and 3 pieces of equipment (audio card reader, portable keyboard, and electronic whiteboard). The highpoint (to me) was having participants call in to my channel on Gabcast and record a message that I could then play as a podcast when they got back from break. This is such an easy way for students to post audio - great for speaking activities, and pretty much everyone has a cell phone now. You can go here to listen to the examples we made yesterday.
AND, I did my presentation from a wiki for the first time - no more PowerPoint!! Not as pretty, but if I have more time I can work on that.
AND, I did my presentation from a wiki for the first time - no more PowerPoint!! Not as pretty, but if I have more time I can work on that.
Labels:
CASAS,
cellphones,
ed tech,
educational technology,
ESOL,
mlearning,
mobile phone,
podcast,
podcasting,
wiki
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