by mckinleysa | Apr 24, 2020 | Mobile, TLT
Need help filming yourself? No budget for a tripod? Kentucky artist and film teacher Kathleen Lolley and TLT’s Alea McKinley co-created a tutorial to teach you how to make a tripod for your cell phone using a paper towel roll. Safe, social-distancing was...
by mckinleysa | Apr 10, 2020 | Mobile
When I met George Ducker on the steps of St. Phillip’s Dorm (now referred to as Berry Hall), he told me that one day he would be a paid writer and “the doctor of rock-n-roll.” Fast-forward to present-day, Ducker, who spent his first (and only) year...
by Mendi Benigni | Mar 24, 2020 | content, Distance Ed, instructional technology, iPad, Mobile, Productivity, Share
With the College operating online, I know it’s difficult for some discipline whose work isn’t easy to do online, for example Math and Drawing. If the assignment you wish to give is better suited to the student handwriting or hand-drawing something then...
by Mendi Benigni | Mar 14, 2019 | Assessment, Collaboration, Mobile
Scavenger hunts are a great way to get your students working together for a common goal. This is a wonderful way for them to bond as a class or to gel as a group project team. These types of hunts can be used for assessment as well but I want to focus mainly on...
by Mendi Benigni | Oct 19, 2017 | Classrooms, Distance Ed, instructional technology, iPad, Mobile, Pedagogy
Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that, up until now, could really only be used face-to-face. But great news, it now has an out-of-class feature as well that can be used for homework or for online courses. I know many of you teaching online has wanted to use...
by Mendi Benigni | Aug 21, 2017 | Assessment, Mobile, Productivity, TLT
Are you tired of walking to Bell or the Library to use the Scantron machine? Try ZipGrade. Last year at the ISTE Conference I was introduced to ZipGrade but am just getting around to looking at in depth. ZipGrade “turns your phone or tablet into an optical grading...