Ict To Enhance Programming
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The document discusses the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in enhancing educational programming and collaboration. It highlights various tools such as wikis, Google Docs, and Adobe Connect that facilitate collaboration and content delivery, as well as emerging technologies like Skype and social bookmarking. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clear goals, adequate support, and trust in using these technologies effectively.
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Ict To Enhance Programming
- 1. ICT to Support Educational Programming Webcasts, Wiki’s, Blogs and More
- 2. The Power of ICT ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) Provides Tools that can: Bridge distance Provide broad access Encourage collaboration Build audience
- 3. Framing the Use of ICT Development Collaboration Creation Delivery External Presentation The “Grey Area” D & D boundaries are permeable.
- 4. When to Use Technology If you have: clear goals adequate support And you feel: Confident Using the tool(s) And the tool/method: Is accessible to your audience
- 5. Tools for development Development = collaboration Multidirectional flow ICT to facilitate collaboration Wikis Google Docs Concept Maps Adobe Connect
- 6. What’s a Wiki? Web pages designed to enable anyone to contribute or modify content
- 7. Google Documents Provides online tools to: Create and edit documents Spreadsheets Presentations Controlled access
- 8. Concept Maps Visualize relationships Developed at Cornell University Have been used to Develop web site structure Develop decision trees Model knowledge
- 9. Adobe Connect Web conferencing tool Integrates document sharing, audio and video Can be used: To deliver programming To collaborate on program development
- 10. Boundaries and Trust Collaboration depends on boundaries and trust Web based tools provide mechanisms to: Control access Provide awareness Communicate with team members
- 11. Delivering the Goods One way flow Presentation of content Blogs Webcasts Adobe Connect Podcasts RSS
- 12. Blogs Easily updated Originally used as chronological “diaries” Provide basic content management features Categories and tagging Provide syndication services
- 14. Podcasts Audio files on the web Uses syndication Users can subscribe Packaged for playback on mp3 players Internet “radio” Easy to produce
- 15. RSS Allows users to “subscribe” to a site Is common to Blogs Podcasts Used in the creation of “mashups” combines data from more than one source into a single tool Ex. – Google maps and Flickr
- 16. Structured Learning Learning Content Management System Delivers distance learning Integrates tools for: Content authoring Learning evaluation Learner administration
- 17. MOODLE MOODLE is the LCMS we use
- 18. ICT Strengths ICT can facilitate collaboration by providing: Easy to use tools Anytime/anywhere access Awareness/notification (RSS)
- 19. Social Networks Social networks can have educational value by: Encouraging awareness of others Exposing shared interests Facilitating collaboration between learners and instructors A learning community is a type of social network.
- 20. Emerging Tools - Ning Online service for building social networks Modular design allows for easy customization Access controls for public or private networks
- 21. Emerging Tools - Skype Voice over IP (VoIP) Can do video calls Free for computer to computer calls Not “new”, but we are exploring it’s use
- 22. Emerging Tools – del.icio.us Social bookmarking Keyword categorization by users Web syndication
- 23. Questionable things Second Life 3d virtual world Twitter “ micro”-blogging
- 24. Contact Questions, comments or more info Paul Treadwell Email: [email_address] Skype: pault36 Blog: http://treadwell.cce.cornell.edu/elearn Bookmarks: http://del.icio.us/pt36/
Editor's Notes
- #2: ICT? What happened to IT? Use of ICT to better indicate the communicative aspects of information technology.