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Category Archives: Web-based Learning
What have you learned today: COVID forced Mindshifts
I know that many of you probably have spent countless hours trying to figure out how to do our work with our current COVID parameters….some with more success than others. Here’s another strategy for you! How about instead of pushing … Continue reading
Posted in Delivery Strategies, Web-based Learning
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Advanced Zoom Training
Thank you to those of you that joined us yesterday for Donald Robertson’s Advanced Zoom Training. For those of you unable to join us, here is the link to the recording: https://youtu.be/4EJl2VbF48Y If you would like to contact Donald for … Continue reading
Advanced Zoom Training
Join us on May 14th at 10:00 AM CT at https://nebraskaextension.zoom.us/j/583999580 for Advanced Zoom Training! This Next Generation Extension webinar will look beyond the basics of Zoom meetings and Webinars. We’ll explore some of the more advanced features available in … Continue reading
Innovation in Pedagogy and Technology Symposium
The much awaiting spring Innovation in Pedagogy and Technology Symposium just announced their conference lineup today! The conference will be held on May 8th at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln, NE. This conference has proven itself as a very helpful … Continue reading
So Many Apps, So Little Time Webinar Video and Handout
In this Next Generation Extension webinar, Nebraska Extension Educator Connie Fisk shared 25 of her favorite apps and websites to make your job easier or more fun. Learn more about: Conducting polls with a smart phone and showing results in … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Communication, Delivery Strategies, Social Media, Web-based Learning
Tagged Apps, extension, smartphone
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9 Resources for Infographics
If you are looking for a few free resources to help you create a great infographic, here’s a few that I’ve used. I can’t say that there is one that I like better than all others…only that each has it’s … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, Social Media, Web-based Learning
Tagged data visualization, infographics
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How to Create FREE Google Feedback Forms
How do Google, Amazon and Microsoft obtain simple information whether their webpages are helpful? They ask a simple question: Was this information helpful? In a similar form I’m going to show you how to make, I’ve added a “comments” section. You … Continue reading
Are MOOC’s Forever?
Intriguing article yesterday in the Chronicle of Higher Education. In a nutshell…..Daphne Koller (co-founder of Coursera) in an interview told that Coursera had pulled down some of it’s initial courses, because they had found out that the new learner didn’t … Continue reading
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Completion Paradox
I’m still pondering an article I read in yesterday morning’s Chronicle of Higher Education….”For Students Taking Online Courses, a Completion Paradox“. The article explains that research conducted on online post-secondary courses suggests that while students may receive a lower grade in an … Continue reading
Posted in Scholarship/Creative Work, Teaching, Uncategorized, Web-based Learning
Tagged Online education
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Best Practices When Blazing the Trail for Online Learners
June Next Generation Extension Webinar UPDATE 6/10/16: The recording for the webinar can be viewed using the link https://connect.unl.edu/p61n7y91ay2/ Download the 2 handouts: QM for Continuing and Professional education PDF copy of slides ⇒ Please take a minute after viewing the … Continue reading
Posted in Evaluation, Web-based Learning
Tagged extension, UNL Extension, Web-based Learning
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