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List of modules (what you can learn)

Page history last edited by Fran Lo 13 years, 8 months ago

 

Module 1 – Chart Your Course This is the only required module, since it helps learners identify what they want to learn, and become familiar with the course resources.

 

Module 2 – Apprentice or Beginning Skills This is the place to learn basic Internet searching skills, and how to become more adept at using Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook.

1. Basic computer skills

2. Basic internet skills


Module 3 – Grades and Communicating about Grading You may pick and choose here, working on the specific areas that interest you most.

1. Gradequick Basics
2. Posting grades to provide feedback
3. Edline basics (adding a picture, a class description, using last year’s picture and description.)
4. Gradequick & Edline reports
5. Communicating with parents using Edline email

Module 4 – Finding, evaluating and using Internet resources
1. Finding Internet resources from collections
2. Finding Internet resources from professional organizations
3. Bookmarking what you find in a central location (Delicious)
4. Evaluating Internet resources
5. Using Internet resources in your classroom

Module 5 – Expanding your Toolbox
1. Using pictures
2. Using videos
3. Find out what students know when start a new topic
4. Get students to think and write outside class
5. Have students continue discussions outside class
6. Record or play presentations – podcasts
7. Use Facebook
8. Help students collaborate
9. Help students do research
10. Help visual thinkers
11. Provide new ways of presenting
12. Visually analyze text
13. Expand my professional community
14. Collecting information automatically
15. Expanding my personal network even further
16. Creating your own blog

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