I gave a presentation “Creating an Online Course Based on E-Learning 2.0 Concepts” at the 2011 TxDLA 14th Annual Confernce in San Antonio, Texas last week. I want to take the opportunity to share my presentation here with my blog subscribers. This presentation provided an overview of e-learning 2.0 concepts and described the process of designing, developing, and teaching an online course based on e-learning 2.0 concepts. Also, lessons learned and students’ feedback regarding their opinions and experiences on taking my online courses based on e-learning 2.0 concepts were discussed in the presentation. Below is an online version of my presentation at the 2011 TxDLA Conference. Please feel free to provide suggestions and comments. Thanks.
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Creating an Online Course Based on E-Learning 2.0 Concepts
Posted in E-Learning 2.0, research, tagged community, course, E-Learning, elearning 2.0, interaction, online, perceptions, research on April 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
JotForm
Posted in research, Web 2.0, tagged dropbox, files, forms, Jotform, online on March 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dropbox Forms: Receive files from your web site to your dropbox! http://t.co/R3sswkp—
Steve Yuen (@scyuen) March 16, 2011
Google Image Chart Editor
Posted in research, Web 2.0, tagged charts, editor, Google, image, tools on March 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Google Image Chart Editor – creates various charts online. http://t.co/xVF0fdB—
Steve Yuen (@scyuen) March 06, 2011
What traits do you share with the world’s most typical person?
Posted in research, tagged Geographic, national, population, traits, typical on March 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This video is interesting and informative. In this video, National Geographic examines the specific challenges and solutions we face as the worldwide population reaches 7 billion people in 2011. Also in the March issue of National Geographic is “The Surprising Face of Seven Billion,” a poster showing a composite face of the world’s most typical person. For more information and photos about Seven Billion, go to National Geographic at http://bit.ly/hhYz3m.























