Teaching with Technology Workshop

• 1. Teaching with TechnologyJessica KnottInstructional DesignerIT Services - Teaching and Learning [email protected]

2. Big Paper! itservices.msu.edu 3. The 7 Principles of Good Teaching Practice itservices.msu.edu 4. 1. Initiates instructor-student contact Personal interactions Asynchronous support Synchronous supportPotential Tools:Vocaroo vocaroo.comJing techsmith.com/jing.htmlSkype skype.comitservices.msu.edu 5. 2. Collaborative Learning Opportunities Team Projects and Collaborative Learning Peer Review Discussion and Back ChannelPotential Tools:Google Docs googleapps.msu.eduPrezi prezi.comTwitter twitter.comWordPress wordpress.com itservices.msu.edu 6. 3. Integrates Active Learning Simulations, casestudies, games Evaluation and reflection Authentic, creative, multimedia projectsPotential Tools:Weebly weebly.comFlickr flickr.comCLEAR clear.msu.eduOER oercommons.orgitservices.msu.edu 7. 4. Regular and Timely Feedback Formative assessment and mastery learning Polling, muddiest point, course evaluationPotential Tools:PollEverywhere polleverywhere.comGoogleForms googleapps.msu.edu itservices.msu.edu 8. 5. Time on Task - Practice Help structure time Self-assessmentsPotential Tools:Desire2Learn SelfAssessmentsselfCheck vudat.msu.edu/resources/selfcheckitservices.msu.edu 9. 6. Communicate High Expectations Clear courseorganization Graphic syllabus? Rubrics Examples withannotations Frequent check-insitservices.msu.edu 10. 7. Respect Diversity and CreateInclusive Learning Environments Web accessibility Multiple delivery methods Engagement Choices Inclusive discussions and resources itservices.msu.edu 11. ResourcesBackward Design Charthttp://www.tinyurl.com/BackwardDesignChartConnect Big Ideas to the 7 Principleshttp://www.tinyurl.com/BigIdeasTo7PsMatching 7 Principles and Toolshttp://www.tinyurl.com/Matching7PsAndTools itservices.msu.edu 12. Questions?itservices.msu.edu