Thank you all for a wonderful semester! This has been a wonderful online course that has helped me rethink some of my goals and approaches to adult learning. My presentation is based on a project[…]
Author: Ariel
Ed Tech Review: Piktochart
Piktochart! Where have you been all my life!? When I was in college, I used to be a freelance graphic designer and web designer. I spent hours on projects like these for various companies and[…]
Blog Post #4: The [online] flipped classroom
I believe the heart of a flipped classroom lies in its ability to focus on learner content creation. In primary and secondary school examples, we hear that the flipped classroom asks students to bring their[…]
Blog Post #3: Being Authentic (Online)
Authentic learning is totally possible online! I also do not believe being authentic has to deviate from formalities. I’ll explain more on that in the last section of this post that analyses the pros and cons[…]
Ed Tech Review: Animoto, Videezy & Instagram
Hello all! Below is a fun attempt at using Animoto, an easy ed tech tool for developing your own media. I kept mine on the shorter side because a lot of research points out[…]
Blog Post #2: Seimens vs. Kolb
I had this post saved as a draft, and never published it! See my response to the weekly prompt below. Seimens and Connectivism I have to admit that for the longest time, I did not know[…]
Blog Post #1: My Online Experience
My love for online learning goes back to when I was a youngin’. It was a time when we had slow dial-up connections and a ton of potential for the “information superhighway,” also known as[…]