Cloud Computing & Choosing Educational Technologies Jcep 0410
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The document introduces Web 2.0 and cloud computing concepts and helps choose appropriate educational technologies. It discusses tools like social media, blogs, wikis, and videos that allow participation and collaboration. Using cloud computing requires considering stability, content ownership, privacy, and security. The document provides questions to consider an audience's learning objectives, needs, and preferences to determine the best synchronous tools like video conferencing or asynchronous tools like online videos. It offers instructional design assistance and training for tools like WordPress, and provides information on "Tech Tuesdays" webinars and archives for educational resources.
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Cloud Computing & Choosing Educational Technologies Jcep 0410
- 1. CHOOSING EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES ON AND OFF THE CLOUD Molly Immendorf Instructional Technology Specialist
- 2. Today’s Objectives Introduce you to Web 2.0 and cloud computing concepts, tips and possible pitfalls Help you to pick appropriate tools for your audience and goals
- 3. Do you text message? Yes No
- 4. Do you Facebook? Yes, doesn’t everybody? No, it’s not for me
- 5. Do you Twitter? Yes- tweet, tweet! No
- 6. Do you have a Google account? Yes No
- 7. Do you read at least one blog regularly? Yes, I subscribe to 1 or more No way
- 8. Do you have a blog? Yes, on fyi.uwex.edu and/or Coop Connection Yes, on a third party blog server Not yet
- 9. Do you use YouTube? Yes, for work (ex. I subscribe to the Cooperative Extension YouTube channel and/or I upload work-related videos to YouTube) Yes, for personal use No Not yet
- 10. Web 2.0 tools Participatory Collaborative Integrated, often using RSS Real Simple Syndication
- 12. Cloud computing
- 13. Computing on the cloud cautions Stability Finding your content Accountability Usernames and passwords Read the Terms of Service agreements You are personally liable Ownership Ability to publish Data breeches Hackers Accidents
- 14. Questions?
- 16. Choosing Educational Technologies Technology Teaching Tips and Tools: http://fyi.uwex.edu/edtech/
- 18. Questions to Ask Audience/Learners Learning Objectives Frequency and availability Synchronous or Asynchronous Self-paced or instructor-led Blended possibilities Archives Reuse/Repurpose Support availability
- 19. Synchronous Tools WisLine Web (web presentations) MediaSite (webcasting) Video Conferencing WisLine (teleconferencing) Skype (audio, video, chat) Chat/instant messages Face-to-Face meetings
- 20. Asynchronous Tools Desire2Learn/D2L (course management system) Email/listservs Distributed media (paper publications, CD, DVD, etc.) Websites/Web-based Blogs/Twitter Wikis (Google Sites) Videos /audio files available online (UWEX YouTube, Podcasting, websites, etc.) Surveys (Zoomerang)
- 21. Instructional Design and Technology Assistance Help choose the correct tools and teaching methods for audience/learners, objectives, needs, etc. Consultation and training support Connect with other service and support providers within UWEX
- 22. Questions?
- 23. CES WordPress Tools Easy website creation Comments by readers, optional Subscription by RSS Plug-ins and templates Podcasting Static pages Integrate other web 2.0 content like Slideshare.net http://fyi.uwex.edu Public, educational content http://blogs.ces.uwex.edu Coop Connection for internally-focused content
- 27. Questions?
- 28. Tech Tuesdays Online Tools for Creating, Collaborating & Sharing PowerPoint Presentations April 27, 2010 A Podcasting Primer May 25, 2010 Register at http://blogs.ces.uwex.edu/techservices/ Archives at http://fyi.uwex.edu/edtech
- 29. Contact information [email_address] Presentation available on SlideShare.net: http://www.slideshare.net/mimmendorf
Editor's Notes
- #11: Also called the Social Web or Social Internet
- #12: Examples of many Web 2.0 tools currently available Some of these services are available as supported tools, but most are what’s known as 3 rd Party Applications otherwise known as services available on the cloud.
- #13: 3 rd party applications hosted on the web – convenient, low cost or free
- #14: From Horizon Report 2009: cloud- based applications are services offered by companies and service providers in real time. Entrusting your work and data to the cloud is also a commitment of trust that the service provider will continue to be there, even in face of changing market and other conditions.
- #17: Show handout – refer to it
- #19: Audience available to participate via technology (bandwidth, software version, if synchronous is the timing convenient) Are there alternate ways for audience members to receive the information, familiarity with using technology Learning objectives -