Experimenting with new approaches, pedagogies, and technologies to support learning.
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Animated GIFs can be more than reactions or clips from movies or TV show- what about using it to put together something in your teaching that shows a process, a natural activity– something that would help to see repeatedly for students to understand. For some examples from science, art, math, and more see Grooving With… Read more »
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The Daily Extends are posted every day (hence the name) during Extend cohorts. We’re including the original here in the Activity Bank as part of the Experimenter module activity. Here’s Daily Extend #1: We have chosen the verb extend as a metaphor for this project. What does it mean to you? Sure, you can look up definitions, but… Read more »
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The Daily Extend is a set of activities to practice your media and networking skills while you explore new technologies or approaches to designing learning activities. You are not only invited to try the Daily Extends and to share your experiences, curations and creations. You are also invited to create new dailies, which is the… Read more »
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This is the culminating activity for the Experimenter module. Which activities did you choose? Write a reflection on your blog to share your experience. What did you use to experiment? Why did you choose to do whatever you did? How will you use the new ideas, formats or approaches that you experimented with when you… Read more »
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Explore these Silly Useful Web Tricks and use one of them to create an activity for a course or presentation. Activity Source image credit: “Silly Window” flickr photo by salisasaki https://flickr.com/photos/salisasaki/184839167 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
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The Agora Project Challenge Bank is one of our inspirations. Peruse the bank and complete one of the challenges. Activity Source image source: “Pencil Case Series – Haden” flickr photo by iconicsummer https://flickr.com/photos/kthai/5407722258 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-ND) license
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Find an open textbook in your discipline area and write a review. Activity Source image credit: “OPEN.” flickr photo by MIKI Yoshihito. (#mikiyoshihito) https://flickr.com/photos/mujitra/5380894608 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
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Create an Infographic to present data or explain a concept. Try Piktochart or Canva. Activity Source Image created in Canva by Terry Greene
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Remix and critically appraise a YouTube video using a free educator account for Mediabreaker. Learn more about it here. Activity Source image credit: “runway 27 IMG_3222” flickr photo by Ronnierob https://flickr.com/photos/16633132@N04/11585675483 shared under a Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
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Curate a mini-lesson on a topic of interest using open education resources and via Google + Collections, Scoopit or Storify. Activity Source image credit: “Mini” flickr photo by nakhon100 https://flickr.com/photos/8058098@N07/8041178442 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license