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Anchoring the Lesson for Your Online Class

Academy of Mine

The finer aspects about creating a practical starting point before every lesson for your students. In the previous blog article, Anchoring the Lesson for Your Class – Part I , we explored the concept of having an orientation board for every online class, and how it can serve as the “anchor” for your e-lesson’s teaching points.

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eLearning: The Role of Images

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Sean Stoker    Are the slides that make up your eLearning lessons text-heavy? There's something very helpful about having a pictorial representation of the concept to hang your hat on. An image anchors a concept in a way that words often can't.     How quickly did your heart melt?

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Designing a PowerPoint Screencast Using Camtasia

TechSmith Camtasia

Screencasts are an effective teaching tool that offer instructors greater versatility in developing lesson plans. There are two ways to acquire screencast videos to use with a lesson: Find a screencast video that is already available from YouTube, Kahn Academy , neoK12 , or other sources. Create and produce your own screencast.

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Using an Orientation Board for Your Online Classes

Academy of Mine

Create a practical starting point before every lesson for your students. YOU’RE THE CAPTAIN OF YOUR E-COURSE Along the way though, there will be instances when the boat captain may decide that it is appropriate to drop anchor and stay in a particular spot for a set amount of time.

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Guide to Remote Learning K-12

Instancy

The online classroom is a mix of virtual face-to-face experiences, assignments, files, and conversations accessible on a mobile device, tablet, PC, or browser. . While your class content stays the same, how you present that information might change in a remote setting. Or make your own trip details.

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A Conversation with Bryan Austin of mLevel

Kapp Notes

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Bryan Austin, mLevel’s Vice President of Learning Innovation. I’ve known Byran for a while and he has always been passionate about games for learning and it was good to catch up with him. He founded Game On! Learning in 2012, and subsequently joined mLevel last fall.

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Top 70 eLearning Posts for June and Hot Topics including iPad and Mobile Learning

eLearning Learning Posts

Video: ‘A Plagiarism Carol’ - Dont Waste Your Time , June 14, 2010 I found this really funny, and quite well put together, video outlining the pitfalls of plagiarising text this morning. You’ll need to press the button (shown here) to get the captions/translation (unless your German is better than mine, which I’m sure it is!).

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