Authorstream presentation eng 506 final
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This document provides instructions for students to create a narrated slideshow presentation summarizing what they have learned, embed it into a blog post, and share it with future colleagues. It outlines steps to create the presentation using PowerPoint or other compatible software, pay attention to aesthetics, record narration, upload to AuthorStream, and embed in a reflective blog post. It also provides contact information for the instructor to ask questions.
Authorstream presentation eng 506 final
- 3. What have I learned that my future colleagues need to know, too?
- 4. Narrated PowerPoint slideshow, embedded into your blog through AuthorStream.
- 5. 1. Create in PowerPoint or other AuthorStream- compatible presentation software. 2. Pay attention to aesthetics of slides. Include examples and engaging graphics Avoid using too much text 3.Record narration over slideshow. 4. Upload presentation to AuthorSTREAM. 5. Embed in a blog post that reflects upon your learning. DIRECTIONS/LINKS ON OUR COURSE CALENDAR
- 6. Email me at cynthia.sarver@gmail.com Or Google Chat with me during office hours next Wednesday. Good luck and have fun!
Editor's Notes
- #3: For next week, you will read and The Horizon Report and Understanding the Digital Generation , two texts that look at the future of education in light of recent and imminent technological changes. The Horizon Report, put together by the New Media Consortium through the Horizon Project, charts the landscape of emerging technologies for teaching, learning, research, creative inquiry, and information management. You will be reading the K-12 edition of the Horizon report, , which was launched in 2009 and which examines emerging technologies for their potential impact on and use in teaching, learning, and creative inquiry in pre-college environments.
- #4: Based on your reading of these texts, you will create a narrated PowerPoint presentationdesigned to share with future colleagues your learning. Focus on sharing that which you feel that they, as fellow educators, should also know about education and/or its future, in light of the Digital Age. Do not attempt to be comprehensive (i.e., cover everything in both readings) with your presentation, but rather focus in a bit narrower.
- #5: Resources for futurepartners in the field and maybe some current ones, too (given that you will post the final product on your blog).
- #6: Create your presentation in PowerPoint. Microsoft Office is available on campus computers. You may also use similar free or alternative programs as long as you can record narration on them, too, and they are compatible with AuthorStream.Be careful not to crowd the slide with too much information (i.e., it makes sense to have much less on your slide than what you say; a script is often a good idea). Here are more guidelines for designing PowerPoint slides.Be sure to include examples and engaging graphics.Record narration over your PowerPoint presentation.Upload your presentation to AuthorSTREAM.Embed your presentation in a blog post that reflects upon your learning.Due in class on 9/13.