Tech Talk - Google Sites

This week's Tech Talk looks at creative uses for Google Sites - in particular using them to better manage group projects for classes. The recording is below.

 

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Tech Talk - Working Collaboratively in the Classroom

The Tech Talk for Sept. 16 looks at creative ways to use Google Docs in the classroom.

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Tech Talks - Technology Overview

Tech Talks for Fall 2010 were kicked off with a Technology Overview.

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Backwards Presenting

We've been doing some presenting as of late — twice at JAM and once a MinIT (a sub-group of GusDay ) — so I've been thinking a bit more about presentations than I normally might — creating, delivering, watching, etc. I ran across this article on presentation structure and was intrigued by how the author used the idea of backwards design. I know that this is a fairly familiar concept when developing a course so was interested to see it applied in a different arena.

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The Aesthetics of Gardening

I recently started volunteering with Aeon as a property gardener. Aeon is an organization that provides high-quality affordable housing throughout the Twin Cities. Each of their properties has some sort of garden that needs tending throughout the summer - some small projects, others rather Garden2 significant ones. The idea behind the property gardener is that you adopt a property and then care for the garden - plant, weed, water - the basics. The property that I've adopted is downtown St. Paul in Wacouta

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Tech Talk - Working from Home

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Here's the latest Tech Talk - Working from Home. It demonstrates free tools and resources that staff, faculty and students can use when working from home.

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Rev. Barbie

In the spirit of my two colleagues' ( Dan and Ryan ) previous quirky posts, I figured I was due one. Apparently, the doll/toy that many women love to hate has gotten a new profession: meet Rev. Barbie . Unfortunately, not an official Mattel toy, Rev. Barbie was created by an Episcopal priest in Ohio.

A career choice for Barbie that isn't typically feminine is not terribly new — her latest vocation from Mattel is a computer engineer . She comes fully equipped with a pink laptop,

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MyLutherNet Minute - Discussion Forums: Subscribe to Topic

The latest MyLutherNet Minute shows you how to Subscribe to Topic in a discussion forum and why it's useful.

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MyLutherNet Minute - Student Use of the Handout Portlet

The latest MyLutherNet Minute offers a different perspective on using the Handouts Portlet. Make more use of it by allowing students to post and share files.

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MyLutherNet Minute - Managing Discussion Forums

The latest MyLutherNet Minute offers a few tips and tricks to make managing discussion forums a bit easier.

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