This week was marvelously interesting and
full of excitement. I called it ANVIL as all my thoughts and ideas are around
it! Besides intensive reading suggested,
the week introduced us to ANVILL and to on
line event which I missed to my great frustration. Nevertheless, Webinars
(recorded) are of much help and I enjoyed them equally for getting to know
about ANVILL better and for some training with the tools. ANVILL Faculty Workshop offers a great variety of tools like
Voicethread - a relatively new tool for voice and video annotations, ANVILL's Voiceboards, which allows a group of
people to comment (in audio or video) about a certain topic.
The demo lessons (in the Basic Tools
folder) are designed to showcase some of the possibilities of ANVILL. Sample
Lessons are a rich resource for the teachers to think of own lessons on the platform.
Mostly I like “2009 Inaugural Activities”- a smart and deliberately worked out example with
interesting exercises spiced with humour, and great choice of tools to perform
the tasks.
I finished my Survey for the Healthy Food Lesson “Diet & Exercise” and set the time for it to be sent
to my students with an appropriate message. Here is a link to the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx
I reviewed the
project Reports of my colleagues Rebecca and Elena which was easy to do using
the Checklist for Peer Review. At the same time I am very thankful for my
colleagues’ comments on my Draft Report and I am going to finish it next week.
Hi Olena,
ReplyDeleteYour suggestion of making a permanent an Alumni communication is very GREAT. We will be able to sharpen our teaching tools if such an alumni could be maintained. Let's ask Donna if she could fine us room for that.
Dear colleague,
ReplyDeleteIn my evaluation form I wrote this suggestion and hope that more participants added theirs. I strongly hope that there could be created a place for the Alumni to meet and find each other. One of the strongest sides of the project is the group collaboration- I have learned so much from the others!
Thanks for supporting the idea! Hope you will find the way to suggest it as well.