It can sometimes be problematic for us to work with students or colleagues in multimodal environments, but provide them with linear text directions how to navigate and engage with that environment. Using various, FREE tools we can create multimodal directions that learners can watch, watch again…watch again. Multimodal tutorials are screencasts, or screencaptures of what…
Today I’ll have the privilege of keynoting the Teaching Academy at Southern Connecticut State University. My talk will focus on opportunities to teach inclusively with technology. The materials for my sessions are available below. I’ll record the session and make the screencast available at the end of the week. We’re running a Today’s Meet during…
For years I’ve been researching and promoting the use of online video and screencasts in teaching and learning. Recently I presented this information at a TechTalk. At the TechTalk I was asked a question that I frequently am asked during one of these trainings. In working with educators, my advice is to produce videos, and keep the…
In a recent professional development event, I focused on my thinking about creating and using multimodal tutorials in teaching and learning. I indicated that it seems foolish to me to provide students or colleagues with a list of textual directions that indicate how to search and sift through different websites and online tools. It is also important…