Intro to my 504 EdTech Blog
This is a place for me to track my reflections for my EdTech
504 Theoretical Foundations of Educational Technology class. The reflections
are designed to better understand the reasons for my actions in the aspect of
teaching based on the theories, I learn about in class. I will use this tool in
such a way to document and track my progress and my work during the course of
the class. We have been given the following guidelines for our reflections in
class:
- Where
are you now, in teams of your own teaching and professional practice and
the inclusion of educational technology in that process?
- What
kind of change do you hope to see as a result of this class?
- How
might your knowledge and experiences influence the actions of those around
you?
I have started a new process this semester by using OneNote
to track my thoughts and notes during this class. One of things, I tend to
struggle with in the EdTech program is keeping all the information, I have learned,
in one place to refer back to. I tried using paper folders, notebooks and
screenshots. However, I find myself still printing and digging through piles of
paper in my office to find the quote or handout I need.
So far, OneNote allows
me to put links, videos, and references all in one place and it’s been pretty
easy to find things with in the program after I have saved them. I wished it
worked with Zotero. It has something
like it but it just not as good as Zotero.
As I learn more I will make sure to share with all of you.
I am
not going to say that I have completely let go of my paper world yet, but it
has decreased quite a bit. I know, I am taking school online but that does not
mean those of us who are online learners still don't love paper. My husband
finally moved my office upstairs because he could not handle my paper piles anymore.
I am a pile organizer and when he moves my papers, I go crazy. The new office
is working out better for the both of us. My hope as I become more knowledgeable about
the OneNote application I want to create my paper world to be complete mobile. The great thing about using OneNote is that it
works on my smart phone.
Lindy
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