eLearning…A Semester in Review
By: Phil Zellers
It has been quite an exciting year for the eLearning
team. We have attended many conferences
and professional developments over the past several months and have gathered
some valuable information and tools for technology integration. With this being the last blog of 2013, I
thought I would recap some of the services we can provide and some of the
resources we have made available to everyone.
How Can We Help?
The eLearning team is here to assist you in any way we
can. Here is a list of some of the ways
we can help. It is not an all-inclusive
list so, if you need help with something but don’t see it on the list please
come see us. Here’s the list: Digital Organization (organizing files
and emails, creating folders), Curating
Content (collecting and organizing content and delivering it to students), Connected Education (Twitter, Learning
Connection), My Big Campus (all
things MBC), Google Apps (google
drive and docs, gmail, etc.), Apple
Products (downloading and updating apps, updating software, Apple lessons),
Project Base Learning (how to get
started), Video Editing and Slideshows
(Using iPads for videos and pictures, editing and compiling pictures and
videos), and Web Tools (assistance
with integrating a variety of web tools).
Available
Resources
The eLearning team has compiled a variety of resources
and put them online for your use. The
best place to get started finding these resources is our newly created
webpage. You can find our webpage by
going to the Perry Central homepage and clicking on eLearning in the Programs
drop down menu across the top. There you
will find a slideshow that has different links to various resources such as
this blog, a more extensive list of what we can assist you with, PBL help, SFS
RISE, Total Participation Techniques (TPTs), and a list of web tools. Another place you can go is to the PC eLearn
My Big Campus page. In the resources
tab, you will find folders with resources on PBL, TPTs, and Content Reading and
Literacy. One more great place for
resources is Twitter. By following any
of us on Twitter (@Jamie Guillaume1, @MrKrisWalsh, @Zellersp), you will have
access to any links to resources we tweet or retweet from others.
Meet with Us
Yes, the resources are online but much of the time the
assistance you need requires a face to face interaction. This is what we enjoy most. We want to meet with you to help in any way
we can. We are more than happy to meet
with you (or to come into your classroom to model, introduce a new tech tool,
or just brainstorm) whenever it is most convenient.
We have truly enjoyed working with everyone this semester
and look forward to continuing that work in the spring semester. We hope that you have a restful and relaxing
break! Happy Holidays to you and your
families from the eLearning team!
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