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Showing posts with label best practices for emerging technologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best practices for emerging technologies. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
Virtual Author Chat via Google+ Hangout
This morning I had the pleasure to be streamed live via a Google+ Hangout from my home office in Rocklin, CA to Fort Worth, TX to speak with a group of 100+ faculty at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary about my book, Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies. +Greg Smith , Associate VP for Academic Administration, invited me for the event and it was a great opportunity to apply Hangouts to connect with faculty and share ideas.
The live feed was shared online via Google+ today and a few faculty members also engaged in a Twitter backchannel, sharing reflections during the presentation. The only "goof" was on my part (I am learning, just like you!). While recording the Hangout, the user who launches the Hangout on Air (in this case, me) is responsible for manually toggling between the attendees' (me and Greg) video images to "tell" the YouTube recording which image will appear in the large video screen. Unfortunately, I was so engrossed in our conversation that I forgot to do this. Oops. So, for most of the conversation, you'll "see" Greg and "hear" me. But you can still "see" me somewhat through the large screen projection screen in the back, which is what the faculty in the room were viewing.
It was a great experiment and I enjoyed the dialogue. I'd love to do more of these!
This video may be viewed on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/g8_KAdX-m9I
The live feed was shared online via Google+ today and a few faculty members also engaged in a Twitter backchannel, sharing reflections during the presentation. The only "goof" was on my part (I am learning, just like you!). While recording the Hangout, the user who launches the Hangout on Air (in this case, me) is responsible for manually toggling between the attendees' (me and Greg) video images to "tell" the YouTube recording which image will appear in the large video screen. Unfortunately, I was so engrossed in our conversation that I forgot to do this. Oops. So, for most of the conversation, you'll "see" Greg and "hear" me. But you can still "see" me somewhat through the large screen projection screen in the back, which is what the faculty in the room were viewing.
It was a great experiment and I enjoyed the dialogue. I'd love to do more of these!
This video may be viewed on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/g8_KAdX-m9I
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Book Review: Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies
Here is a new review of my book, Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies, by Kelly Walsh (@EmergingEdTech) author of EmergingEdTech.com & CIO at The College of Westchester.
Click here to read Kelly's review of Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies by Michelle Pacansky-Brock.
Thanks for the review, Kelly! I appreciate how you've integrated the
video summary too -- great integration of Universal Design for Learning
principles! :)
Click here to read Kelly's review of Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies by Michelle Pacansky-Brock.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Author Book Chat: Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies
You are invited to participate in a special Author Book Chat I have prepared in celebration of the launch of my new book, Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies. I will be responding to comments throughout the month of September.
The book chat has been designed with VoiceThread and is available for you to view/comment in below below and may also be accessed and/or forwarded through this link. The book chat includes several slides intended to engage college educators in a thoughtful conversation about the question, "Why teach with emerging technologies?" If you are new to VoiceThread, you'll want to listen to my introductory comments on slide one. If you are an experienced user, click to Slide 2 to get started. Please feel free to forward this book chat to your educational networks.
The book chat has been designed with VoiceThread and is available for you to view/comment in below below and may also be accessed and/or forwarded through this link. The book chat includes several slides intended to engage college educators in a thoughtful conversation about the question, "Why teach with emerging technologies?" If you are new to VoiceThread, you'll want to listen to my introductory comments on slide one. If you are an experienced user, click to Slide 2 to get started. Please feel free to forward this book chat to your educational networks.
Book Chat
with Michelle Pacansky-Brock
Author of Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies
"Why Teach with Emerging Technologies?"
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