1. Briefly introduce the book that you read last week.
I read the book "Teaching Online," by Susan Ko and Steve Rossen. This book went into several diverse topics. The authors introduces the reader into creating online courses from learning methods to technology intergration.
2. Find a website (or websites) that is (are) related to the topic of the book. Write a word and make it clikable.
Content where you need multiple people to be involved, for example help files. Even seperation of languages on each topic. This way one individual is not burden with anentire task. By approaching tasks in this manner you also allow for diffrent points of views. I believe this is helpful since society is truly becoming global.
5. Peer comments 1:Respond to this post.
- Your name: Katie
- Comments: I like your picture. Your book sounds interesting. However, it sounds like it is for older students...I only have little ones!
6. Peer comments 2:Respond to this post.
- Your name:
- Comments:
I read the book "Teaching Online," by Susan Ko and Steve Rossen. This book went into several diverse topics. The authors introduces the reader into creating online courses from learning methods to technology intergration.
2. Find a website (or websites) that is (are) related to the topic of the book. Write a word and make it clikable.
Cool Related Stuff
3. Find a picture that is related to the topic of the book.
4. Read the cool cat teacher's blog post:
http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2005/12/wiki-wiki-teaching-art-of-using-wiki.html
- How would you want to use a wiki for your teaching (or work?)
Content where you need multiple people to be involved, for example help files. Even seperation of languages on each topic. This way one individual is not burden with anentire task. By approaching tasks in this manner you also allow for diffrent points of views. I believe this is helpful since society is truly becoming global.
5. Peer comments 1:Respond to this post.
- Your name: Katie
- Comments: I like your picture. Your book sounds interesting. However, it sounds like it is for older students...I only have little ones!
6. Peer comments 2:Respond to this post.
- Your name:
- Comments:
7. More resources
http://teachweb2.wikispaces.com/