Welcome 255 Rockers and I am glad you were so responsive to show off your stuff so early in the semester. Your willingness to learn and receive feedback will provide more opportunities to grow for the rest of your careers. We never stop learning and growing around here. I have a saying that "when a teacher stops thinking and caring about student learning, it's time to move on and/change careers."
Here is the playlist for all of your videos from yesterday.
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Showing posts with label screencast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screencast. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Flip your instruction for engaged and self-directed learning
Flip your instruction for real learning:
What if instead, educators spent class time doing and homework time for the watching of lessons/lectures. The other benefit of this is that these can be viewed and reviewed anytime/anywhere. The result is engaged students who can now spend their time solving problems and working with their peers.
This concept is analgous to the many screencasts and online tools we've created for all Rockstar PE students on our blog, wiki, YouTube, Photo Streams and screencasts to assist students in completing assignments.

Spend less time talking in class, and have students engage in problem-solving and learning outside of the class. That way you will have more time to truly engage and get to know your students thus resulting in a more positive learning environment.
What if instead, educators spent class time doing and homework time for the watching of lessons/lectures. The other benefit of this is that these can be viewed and reviewed anytime/anywhere. The result is engaged students who can now spend their time solving problems and working with their peers.
This concept is analgous to the many screencasts and online tools we've created for all Rockstar PE students on our blog, wiki, YouTube, Photo Streams and screencasts to assist students in completing assignments.
Spend less time talking in class, and have students engage in problem-solving and learning outside of the class. That way you will have more time to truly engage and get to know your students thus resulting in a more positive learning environment.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
PED 201 Lab Planner Demo (201)
Hey Everybody!!! Here's a quick little demo on how to access and edit your PED 201 weekly lab planner! Good luck and have fun!!!
Be sure to sign up for our text messaging site TextMarks that will allow us to contact you in case there are any changes for class or lab. I find especially in the winter, that it's a really good service to use so that we all know where we need to go.
*Standard text messaging rates apply and they do not SPAM.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Can you see me now? Changing the video widths within embed codes
How to change the width and height of a video that you are embedding into your blog.
And here is the rest of it.
And here is the rest of it.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Embedding MP3 into your blog
Hello 255 Rockers, here is my Screenr video for you all to learn how to embed your audio into your blog. It's very simple and only takes about two minutes of your time. Remember, you're not limited to just your own voice files for your embedding, you can also add music too. Here's my sample of my audio from one of my posts and some music for you to enjoy!
Monday, February 15, 2010
The importance of Feedback in student learning
We all know implicitly that feedback is crucial to student learning and this screencast will help explain in further detail how to use our Feedback Analysis Form to determine how much feedback we're giving and to whom.
See these blog posts for examples of feedback forms:
Chris Infante's bowling lesson
Nick Mangan's DDR lesson
See these blog posts for examples of feedback forms:
Chris Infante's bowling lesson
Nick Mangan's DDR lesson
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