Fall into technology final

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Final Presentation PPT for LIBS 602 at ODU Summer 2015

Education

Fall into Technology
By Margaret McCay
Koshkina, L. (2014). Untitled. CC-0.

Introductions
Created using bighugelabs.com

Enhance Teaching &
Learning
• Big Huge Labs
• Blendspace
• Hstry.co
• Bio Digital Human

What is Big Huge Labs?
• Free Web 2.0 site
• Image Tools
• Easy to Use
• Create Projects

Trading Cards
Blumenthal, K. (2011). Bootleg: Murder, moonshine, and the lawless years of Prohibition.
New York, NY: Flash Point.
Bighugelabs.com

Magazine Cover
SOL Connection
United States History
II.4.
Library of Congress. (1910-1915). Suffragettes with flag. CC-0

Motivational Poster
SOL Connection
Health 6.3
U.S. Department of Agriculture. (2011). My Plate. CC-0.

Limitations
• Print or save?
• Access
• Labs
• Photos/Images
• Ads

Linforth, P. (2015). Dice (untitled). CC-0

Blendspace
• Web 2.0 Tool
• Free
• Organize
• Assess
• Track

Science
SOL Connections
Physical Science.4

Edu.Hstry.co
• Multimedia Time Line Tool
• Variety of Media
• Multiple Devices

Using Hstry
• Time lines
• Process steps
• Background Info

Bio Digital Human
http://human.biodigital.com

Limitations
• Account needed
• Need Email address
• Access

Relax, Enjoy Your
Free Time!
Upsplash. Autumn. CC-0.

References
• BigHugeLabs. (2015). BigHugeLabs: do fun stuff with your photos.
Retrieved from http://bighugelabs.com/
• BioDigital, Inc. (2015). Biodigital human: anatomy and health
conditions in interactive 3D. Retrieved from
https://www.biodigital.com/
• Biodigital. (2012, December 14). BioDigital Human 2.0: explore the
human body in 3D! [video file]. Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vJ13EXG6rc
• Blendspace. (2015). Blendspace - Create lessons with digital content
in 5 minutes. Retrieved from https://www.blendspace.com/
• Hstry. (n.d.). Create free interactive timelines | HSTRY. Retrieved
from https://www.hstry.co/
• TES. (2013, August 23). Getting started with Blendspace [Video file].
Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ_Mg3lSoew
References for images are below the image.

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Fall into technology final

1. Fall into Technology By Margaret McCay Koshkina, L. (2014). Untitled. CC-0.

2. Introductions Created using bighugelabs.com

3. Enhance Teaching & Learning • Big Huge Labs • Blendspace • Hstry.co • Bio Digital Human

4. What is Big Huge Labs? • Free Web 2.0 site • Image Tools • Easy to Use • Create Projects

5. Big Huge Lab

6. Big Huge Lab

7. Trading Cards Blumenthal, K. (2011). Bootleg: Murder, moonshine, and the lawless years of Prohibition. New York, NY: Flash Point. Bighugelabs.com

8. Magazine Cover SOL Connection United States History II.4. Library of Congress. (1910-1915). Suffragettes with flag. CC-0

9. Motivational Poster SOL Connection Health 6.3 U.S. Department of Agriculture. (2011). My Plate. CC-0.

10. Limitations • Print or save? • Access • Labs • Photos/Images • Ads

11. Linforth, P. (2015). Dice (untitled). CC-0

12. Blendspace • Web 2.0 Tool • Free • Organize • Assess • Track

13. Getting Started TES. (2013). Blendspace logo. Blendspace.com

14. Math SOL Connections Math 6.8

15. English SOL Connections English 6.4

16. Science SOL Connections Physical Science.4

17. Limitations • Content • Access • $$$

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19. Edu.Hstry.co • Multimedia Time Line Tool • Variety of Media • Multiple Devices

20. Using Hstry • Time lines • Process steps • Background Info

21. English SOL Connections English 8.5

22. Health SOL Connections Health 7.2

23. US History SOL Connections VUS.7

24. World History SOL Connections WHI.5

25. Limitations • $$$$ • Access • Time

26. Linforth, P. (2015). Dice (untitled). CC-0

27. Bio Digital Human

28. Bio Digital Human http://human.biodigital.com

29. Health SOL connections Health 7.2

30. Health SOL Connections Health 6.1

31. Biology SOL Connections BIO.4

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33. Linforth, P. (2015). Dice (untitled). CC-0

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