First I was very pleased with our presenters today! What a great kick off to our Web2.0 Smackdown. I cannot wait to show Artpad to a few of my colleagues, what a versatile and easy to use tool!
I am really looking forward to viewing everyone's final Multimedia Choice projects (I have not given in to temptation to look yet).
As for the mobile phones, we will be debriefing a bit on Wednesday. These applications are not difficult to use, but you do need to take time to get familiar with them (sadly time is not on our side in this course).
Wednesday I will also be sharing some of my favorite professional development resources---how I stay up to date and current with teaching and technology.
The good news is that there are very few "new" tools, and more lab time beginning on Wednesday.
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About Me
- Liz Kolb, Ph.D.
- I am a clinical assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. I am the coordinator of the education technology curriculum at the school of education and I teach courses to preservice undergraduate and graduate students on integrating technology into their K-12 teaching. I have authored many articles and two books on using student cell phones in classroom learning. My books include Toys to Tools: Connecting Student Cell Phones to Education and Using Student Cell Phones in Learning (both published by ISTE). In addition, I am chair of the grassroots 4T Virtual Conference (Teachers Teaching Teachers about Technology). I am also a former high school social studies teacher and technology coordinator. Liz's CV
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