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"Here are two interesting apps we reviewed in the past and which you can use with your students to create simulated TV shows. Students will get to experiment with a wide variety of multimedia materials, collaborate together, design characters, pick out themes and backgrounds, draw cartoons, and when they are done they can share and leave feedback on each other’s creation ..."
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Wizer is a great, free service that bills itself as a tool for creating "blended worksheets." While that is a fine a description I thin Via Luísa Lima
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June 15, 2014 10:32 AM
So many of these tips are just basic human common sense. But this is a nice package to start the conversation! |
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There are three types of interaction in online courses: learner-to-content, learner-to-instructor, and learner-to-learner. Each contributes to student retention and motivation. This article elaborates on these types of interaction and suggests which technologies can facilitate each type of interaction. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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