
Course site.
Course site.
This site was created by Dianne Jennings and Jill Reid as part of a presentation. The participants in the workshop went out into the world to capture images that represented the change they were looking to make in their course. The propagated the blog via email. What’s the right blend?
This is the first iteration of a course that challenged students to track their intellectual development as they interfaced with thinking tools / strategies that emerged in the class. TimelineJS was used as the tool for constructing the course narrative as well as individual narratives.
A UNIV 200 course that displays student work in some interesting and visual ways. It’s also worth exploring for other course related elements. See live: a question with student responses animated! Plugins Used Author Avatars List, Authors Widget, FeedWordPress, LayerSLider WP, Q&A WordPress Questions and answers section. Theme Statua
A course site that also serves as the mother blog for students blog posts Plugins Used Feed WordPress Theme
This is a graduate level first course in Social Research Methods being offered this summer in a 12 week schedule, completely online. The course is being developed by an ALT Lab Faculty Learning Community interested in using connected learning principles, an interdisciplinary format, and syndicated faculty and student blogs. Note the collapsable sections under Schedule…. Read more »
Interactive Fictions is a Focused Inquiry course taught by Dr. Kristen Reed. Theme Radiate
A Focused Inquiry course that aggregates blogs from four different class sections.
Ferguson USA: Race and Criminal Justice in Historical Perspective is an open course with all of the students set as authors on the main class blog.
An online course with an interesting multimedia timeline element using the StoryMap JS tool.