I can't believe it is Friday already. We have done so much in my class this week and later today we are going to learn about Screen Casting. This should be interesting - it takes us in the direction of the flipped classroom. Which really at this point is just a dream. Will I be able to do it with my students? It really depends on what kinds of technology I have access to. Maybe we can do something simple in my student teaching. Who wants to be my guine pig? :) What stories can we create? Oooh, there is an idea. What if we created a story in a screen cast that other students could read? Then again, I need to remember that we only have so much time to work on things in class. 50 minutes really isn't enough time. I know that you my students have a different opinion on that at this point. Hopefully I can change your mind.
I've managed to upload all my assignments so far to every possible place that I think Dr. Franklin is going to check. I'm sure there are more places. Now that I think about it, I'm sure I should probably upload to Google Plus as well. Sigh! So many spots on the web, so little time.
I sit here with my group and wonder what next week will bring. Ashley is off to a Softball tournament. Rob is getting ready to go talk to the newest English Grad students. Safia is having a terrible time with her projects as they keep disappearing and I know everyone is trying to figure out how to fix this. And Audra has uploaded this really cool video on who she is.
This afternoon's question:
What kind of feedback do I want on my digital story?
Oh where to start? Do I really truly like feedback? I do and I don't. So what do I want? I guess ideas. What questions do they have? This leads up to what I may have missed when I was writing it. It isn't long so there are a lot of details that I have taken out. Which as a teacher I guess isn't the best thing, because I will expect details.
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