I am very fortunate to be one of a select few professors to pilot a personalized study on learning with the iPod Touch (an entire class set–w00t!). As I am an Italian professor, the Office of Information Technology at Montclair State University, has also provided my students with the mini microphone.
In addition to the apps [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘learning’
31 Aug 2009
ready for the new academic year
Filed under research
Tags: communication, iPod touch, language, learning, mobile learning, social networking, teaching, technology, transitions
11 May 2009
How We Skyped in the FL Classroom
Time to share what a wonderful experience this semester’s e-twinning project with Seth Dickens at Martino Martini has been, and in particular the final culminating technological project, the Skype calls.
Over the semester, as mentioned in a previous post, Seth and I introduced our students to Twitter to give them an opportunity to interact and engage [...]
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Tags: chat, italy, learning, relationships, skype, social networking, twitter, who we are
16 May 2008
how i’m discovering
if you would like to try social|median, use the invite code “iVenus”. Still have a few left.
I’ve met some amazing people on Twitter and from each person I have listened, learned, discovered equally as much about them, world events, possibilities and myself. According to Robert Scoble I’m discovering the secret to Twitter
I have, [...]
Filed under Web 2.0
Tags: commoncraft, discovering, learning, listening, research, scobleizer, social median, technology, twitter, who we are