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Teachapalooza 2016
Here’s the roundup of all my materials. My sessions this year covered:
- creating a capstone project
- WordPress training
- data journalism
Use the roundup to access presentation slides, assignment materials and tutorials.
Teachapalooza 2015
Here’s the roundup of all my materials. My sessions this year covered:
- entrepreneurship
- blended learning
- law and ethics of drones and sensors
- data journalism
Use the roundup to access presentation slides, assignment materials and tutorials.
Teachapalooza 2014
- Google goodness (hands on)
- Service learning (presentation)
- WordPress (presentation)
- WordPress (hands on)
- Data and visualization (presentation)
Teachapalooza 2013
- Tumblr site hosting many of our materials
Teachapalooza 2012
- Tumblr site hosting many of our links and presentations (includes 2013)
- A Storify of our time together
Teachapalooza 2011
Delicious
This is where you will find bookmarks to all the links I tagged for you. Find useful examples for lectures, tutorials, etc.
Presentations
Facebook and Twitter for journalism and teaching (zip file you download that contains a PowerPoint version and associated media)
Tech tools to amp your teaching (PowerPoint download including media files)
Curriculum (R)evolution (PowerPoint download including media files)
Tutorials
Video tutorials I put together for my class. Those of you who are interested in learning how to cut audio and do slideshows will be interested in the Audacity and SoundSlides tutorials.
Many of you were excited about what screen capture can do for you. This tutorial page includes four videos on different screen capture products and the basics of using them.
Remember, the best way to get any tech question answered is to Google for the software plus your problem plus “tutorial,” e.g. “Windows open zip file tutorial.” You’ll find an answer almost every time.
Rubrics
We didn’t talk much about grading, but past sessions have been interested in this Excel file of multimedia grading rubrics. Feel free to adjust it for your own use if you’d like.
Course Materials
You’re welcome to syllabi, exercises, notes or anything of interest in any of my courses (warning: not all are updated in a given semester, depending on what I’m teaching). Please visit my Current Courses Site for more.
Please let me know if you need anything else.