Last Night, we had another fun and interesting class in which all
of the students introduced their blog for this class. Once again, something new to learn! I knew
that we can share PowerPoint presentations on WIMBA, but I didn’t know that we
could also share our blogs. While some
of the blogs looked more elaborated than others, each of them had a touch of
originality. I also learned that we can
actually open a second window for our presentation, which makes it more pretty
and easy to navigate.
In addition, Dr. Ackerman talked to us about our Root
Tracing Group Assignment, in which each group would need to create and post an
exhibit about the evolution of adults and children learning. It seems to be very interesting. We will be concentrating on Constructivism and focusing on The 6 Elements of the Constructivist Learning Design (Situation, Grouping, Bridge, Questions, Exhibit, and Reflection).
By the way, because it seems that we are putting together a timeline, I did some research in how to create one, and I would like to share the information that I found with all of you. As many of you already know, we can Create a Timeline Using Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. However, there are also at least 10 Best Timeline Websites that we could use as well. Please feel free to look and read through this information, as well as to listen to the videos that I am including because they can certainly be very beneficial. As a matter of fact, you can actually....
By the way, because it seems that we are putting together a timeline, I did some research in how to create one, and I would like to share the information that I found with all of you. As many of you already know, we can Create a Timeline Using Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. However, there are also at least 10 Best Timeline Websites that we could use as well. Please feel free to look and read through this information, as well as to listen to the videos that I am including because they can certainly be very beneficial. As a matter of fact, you can actually....
Make a Timeline in Just a Few Clicks
Make a Timeline in Microsoft Word
Create a Timeline in Microsoft Excel
Until next week.....
Hi Johana,
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting the links and videos! They were the perfect tool to help my group decide upon a venue for our timeline. We decided to go with Dipity because it seemed to be the easiest to use even with extensive knowledge of Microsoft Office programs. I too liked that we could share our blogs over Wimba. Tonight I am going to watch the Wimab tutorials on Black Board so I am better prepared to use the software in class.
See you in class...
Hey Johana,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your blog post this week, especially with the videos on how to use the various timeline tools. Our group will probably determine which tool we want to use this evening when we all "Break-out". I'll encourage those that haven't read your blog to take a look at it for the different options, too.
See you virtually,
Audra
Shannon Chase February 24, 2013 3:50 pm
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I didnt know that we the office suite can do so many interesting things before this class. I'm adding this to my list of tool. Having just started the degree program I really appreciate seeing all the different tools people are using.
:)
Shannon