On March 7th, 2012 the Connecticut State Board of Education approved the licensure and hybrid learning format of the Instructional Technology & Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Approving this new program set a bold and innovative roadmap for the future of hybrid teaching and learning initiatives that are becoming vital educational tools. The program and…
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Google Groups as a Private, Personal Learning Network
TL;DR Version: This post details our use of Google Groups to form an in-house, private personal learning network for support and scaffold students. This details possibilities for constructing your own in-house discussion groups to draw on the power of the hive mind. As I’ve detailed many times on this blog, one of the key tenets…
Collaborative Summer Read – The Information: A history, a theory, a flood
As part of the IT&DML program, we’re starting up a professional development activity to help faculty, staff, students and alumni collaboratively think through a text each summer. The read for this summer is “The Information: A history, a theory, a flood” by James Gleick. For more information on the text, please visit the reviews that…
Building a “Blogosphere” for Program and Student Evaluation & Communication
We’re up and running with the second year of student entering the IT&DML program. As detailed in previous posts, we’re believers in open, and transparency for instructors and students in the program. As a result, students maintain and post openly to their own blogs. The blog posts are typically for regular reflection and response throughout…
Building a BYOB (Bring Your Own Browser) program using Google+
Today we start the second year of the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. As I have detailed in a series of posts on this blog, the IT&DML program is built using Google Apps, and free online tools. Originally, the program was designed to exist in iTunesU, and use iPads. We made a…
IT&DML Syllabus for Digital Portfolio
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…
IT&DML Syllabus for Online Content Construction & Remixing
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…
IT&DML Syllabus for Teaching, Learning, & Assessment in the Digital Era
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…
IT&DML Syllabus for Adaptive Technologies for the Inclusive Classroom
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…
IT&DML Syllabus for Distance Learning: Trends, Issues, and Practices
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…