Location based augmented reality running in a standard web browser with no additional plugins. Impressive.
Visit the site
https://slid.es/
Quick and easy to use online tool for creating slideshow based presentations
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http://www.edudemic.com/web-tools-for-teaching-without-student-logins/
Some useful login-free online tools for use in teaching – I’m a particular fan of Padlet
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http://jasonrenshaw.typepad.com/jason_renshaws_web_log/2012/02/moodle-tutorial-page-design-to-avoid-the-scroll-of-death.html
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http://laurelpapworth.com/how-to-moderate-forum/
A very practical and informative guide to effectively running and moderating an online community from someone with a lot of experience in the field.
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The first in our series of CITFLN TeacherNet Show and tell sessions went well with Jo Whitfield sharing some ideas about using the Feedback tool for more than student evaluations and I presented Padlet, an embeddable interactive wall.
Here are the videos from these presentations
Kahoot is a very simple but highly interactive online tool that enables teachers to create quizzes (or survey questions) that students are able to access via mobile devices. It takes a fairly gamified approach with time limits for responses to questions, points for faster responses and leaderboards
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Allison Morris has shared a very interesting infographic that she worked on about digital research with regard to U.S college students.
She discusses this image in a blog post at Infantium – http://www.infantium.com/blog/2013/05/25/students-and-digital-research/
It clearly illustrates the challenges that both teachers and learners face as our digital literacy and information management skills struggle to keep up with emerging technology.
Image sourced from http://www.onlineeducation.net/2013/03/11/digital-research-a-double-edged-sword
