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    1. Exploring Online Tools For Teaching Alexandre Enkerli Department of Sociology and Anthropology Concordia University http://enkerli.wordpress.com/ http://www.slideshare.net/Enkerli
    2. Introduction
      • Overwhelmed?
        • Internet use by students
        • Internet use by colleagues
      • Technology changes
        • Accompany teaching changes
      • What can be done?
        • Moodle
        • Facebook
        • Other tools
    3. Workshop
      • Exploration of tools
        • Inside classroom
        • Outside classroom
      • Presentation
        • Experiences, learning contexts
      • Round-table discussion
        • Some issues with educational technology
    4. Plan
      • Self-introductions
      • Presentation on tools
      • Discuss other tools
      • Discussion on issues
    5. Why Am I Here?
      • Nobody special (PTF at Soc. and Anthro.)
      • “ Free, Open, Flexible: Rethinking Learning Materials Online ” (Spirit of Inquiry)
      • Tech/Teach backgrounds
      • Use of Online Tools
      • Ph.D. seminar
    6. Computer Technology
      • “ Wannabe geek” (online since 1993)
      • Hang out with “geeks”
      • Blogger since 2005
    7. Teaching
      • Ghost of Piaget
      • Diverse teaching experience (Qc, NB, IN, MA)
      • Informal and formal teaching
      • Bridges between life and teaching
      • “ Born to teach ” Facebook group
    8. Controversial Stance?
      • “ Learning happens despite teaching”
      • “ Tools meant to be used”
        • Think about possibilities (“sales pitch”)
        • Anti-deterministic
    9. Participant Introductions
    10. Presenting Tools
    11. Tools to Cover
      • Moodle
      • Facebook
      • RefWorks
      • Slideshare
    12. Moodle A Free, Open Source Course Management System for Online Learning
    13. Moodle
      • Learning/Course Management System
      • Virtual Learning Environment
      • Also: Sakai, Oncourse, Blackboard , WebCT
      • “ Interactive course website.”
        • Provide content
        • Do activities
    14. Moodle Use
      • Platform (modules, applications)
      • Resources (content) or Activities (interaction)
      • Constructivist model
      • Teacher-student connection
      • Moodle community
    15. Moodle Issues
      • Outside authentication (ConU)
      • Training/documentation
      • Versions
      • Some confusing tools
      • Toward social networking
    16. Facebook A social utility that connects you with the people around you
    17. Facebook
      • 800 lbs. gorilla
      • Social phenomenon
      • “ Where students are”
      • Social networking system
      • Platform with applications
    18. Facebook and Learning
      • Socialisation
      • Peer-learning
      • Informal learning
      • Discovery
      • Use as CMS
    19. Facebook Issues
      • Black hole? (“Addictive”)
      • Commercial site (advertising)
      • Scarcity of dedicated learning tools
      • Lack clear roles
      • “ Where students are”
    20. RefWorks Your online research management, writing and collaboration tool
    21. RefWorks Use
      • Online citation manager
        • “ Web-enabled EndNote”
      • Concordia availability
      • Library catalogues (CLUES, MUSE...)
      • Google Scholar integration
      • Desktop integration (Microsoft Word)
      • RefShare
    22. RefWorks Issues
      • Few students really use
      • Cumbersome login (ConU)
      • Few databases (PubMed, OCLC Trial)
      • Missing some Endnote features?
        • Attachment
        • Formatted list
        • Handheld/PDA
    23. SlideShare YouTube for PowerPoint
    24. SlideShare Use
      • Upload before class
      • Edit during class
      • Embed after class
      • Slidecast (with sound)
    25. Slideshare Issues
      • PowerPoint/PDF/OpenDocument
      • Changed fonts
      • Posting delays
      • Indirect editing (unlike Zoho show )
      • Cumbersome audio synchronisation
    26. Other Tools
    27. Other tools
      • Google Docs
        • Had to learn
      • Skype
      • Screens
      • Email feedback
    28. Blogspot
      • Comments
      • Feedback on assignments
      • Comfortable expressing themselves
      • Interconnect after class (Moodle gone)
      • Semi-public
      • Successful
    29. Research use of Web
      • Online databases
      • Instead of entertainment
      • Patrick Labelle
      • Research librarians
    30. Online Workshops
      • Dreamweaver
      • References from face-to-face workshop
      • Professional video
      • Program application
      • RefWorks workshop?
      • Download/show
      • IITS and CTLS
      • Refresher
    31. Basecamp?
      • Storage
      • Large
      • Closed/private
    32. Discuss Issues
    33. Discuss Issues (examples)
      • Comfort
      • Luddites and fear of technology
      • Shelters or windmills
      • Teacher control
      • Online/offline learning
      • Informal/formal learning
      • Resources (time, money)
    34. Attitudes
      • Technology proficiency
      • “ Old-Fashioned”
      • Outside help
      • Want to learn
      • Experimentation
      • Concentrating on teaching vs. tools
      • Facebook too public
      • Textbook/didactic
      • Technology helps
    35. Time-consumption
      • To learn
      • To use
      • To control
      • Focus on teaching
    36. Moodle frustration
      • Abandon (lack of support)
      • Open Source (could be dealt with)
      • Assignment use
      • Came from Site Generator
      • Own way to use
    37. Expectations
      • Ex. PowerPoint
      • Not about entertainment
      • Pandering to expectations
      • Bells and whistles, “Wow factor”
        • Tangible product of/for teaching
    38. Pleasing students
      • Bother to show up?
      • Online evaluation
        • Teaching expectations
          • Tenure system
          • Part-time
      • Learning styles
        • Ways to remember
        • Grades
    39. Student Diversity
      • Non-traditional students
      • Students not sold on empty PowerPoint
      • Get to understand learning /teaching
    40. Change in university climate
      • Service-based learners
      • Deep-level learners
      • Change in proportions
      • Autodidact/self-learning
      • Our expectations
      • As process
      • Disciplines
      • Excitement
    41. Legal Issues?
      • Getting out of hand
      • Lawsuits?
      • “ Paranoid fascist”
      • Student diversity
    42. Comfort level
      • Students’
        • Not that comfortable
      • Teacher’s
        • Added stress for setting up (logistics)
        • Resource person (individual support)
        • We’re also learners
    43. Hope!
      • Been using a tool, comfortable
        • Need for something else?
      • Use constructively /critically
      • Not prison
      • Special population

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