... part of George North's and Teacher Explorer Center's Web site at UNO ... Updated: March 22, 2000
Design and Development of MultiMedia Curricula EDCI 4993-603, Spring 2000
4:30 to 7:15, Wednesdays
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In class activities for March 22.
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House Keeping
  • Check assignment for next week. Please note that there are two assignments this week.
  • Remember Links to Explore.
  • How are your Rubrics?
  • Heads Up -- coming in the next weeks of class
    1. Within three weeks, everyone will be responsible to locate, evaluate, and report on a multi-media technology used in education. What is multi-media? It can be something we discussed in class or NOT. If it is something we already covered, you will be expected to give us additional knowledge on the topic.
    2. A significant part of every class meeting will be set aside for you to work on your Unit Plan projects.
    3. Work on your Individual Semester Project should be outside of class time. Ask me about this course requirement before its too late for you to do something significant.
    In class this week:
    1. Planning for the rest of the semester -- we only have 7 class meeting left!
    2. Your mid-tem exam presentation
    Every week
    1. Send me attendance eMail.
    2. Bring a floppy disk to class ... one that you use on your own computer at home, school, work ... from the computer you plan to use to do your class assignments.
    3. Before leaving class tonight, make sure you understand the assignment for next class.

    Assignment 1:
    1. Due by 4:30 PM, on the Sunday before our next class.
    2. Brain Storm.
    3. Brainstorming, Brainstorms.
    4. To engage in or organize shared problem solving.
    5. To consider or investigate (an issue, for example) by engaging in shared problem solving
    6. To think of or produce (a solution to a problem, for example) by this method.
    7. Your assignment is to a brain storm a "Virtual Class Meeting." How can we collaborate, work together, especially in a joint intellectual effort, without being in the same place at the same time.
    8. What kind of project would make sense in such a setting?
    9. eMail your suggestions to our list, redCap, or use the discussion group in CapsX'ing. You are welcome to make more than one suggestion.
    Assignment 2:
    1. Due by 4:30 PM, on the Sunday before our next class.
    2. What is the topic and scope of your Individual Semester Project
    3. How will you "Documented delivery of one lesson from your Unit Lesson Plans." Make sure that you talk to me if you have any concerns about completing this requirement.
    4. eMail your both of your responses to our list, redCap, or use the discussion group in CapsX'ing.
    Group membership:
    1. Group 1
    2. Linda Blakley
    3. RaeNell Houston
    4. Dulce Menes
    5. Catherine Rodriguez
    6. Madhatters
    7. Frieda Domino-Armour
    8. Helen Markey
    9. Alyssa St. Cyr Williams
    10. Brooks Trotter
    11. NightKaps
    12. Mary Armit
    13. Mark Lasserre
    14. Gloria O'Connor
    15. Patricia O'Brein-Murphy
    16. Couscous
    17. Sequau Adams
    18. Samar Sarmini
    19. Cynthia Williams
    20. SkyKaps
    21. Carolyn Boutte
    22. Barbara Saleem
    23. Frederick Treuting


    Prior Dates Description
    Wednesday, January 19 First Day of Class
    Wednesday, January 26 Groups & Food
    Wednesday, February 2 Putting Technology in Perspective
    Wednesday, February 9 History of Technology
    Wednesday, February 16 Building Presentations
    Wednesday, February 23 Web sites and using multi-media on Web pages
    Wednesday, March 1 Authoring Web Pages with your word processor
    Wednesday, March 8 Mardi Gras, no class!
    Wednesday, March 15 CapsX'ing - finishing Mid-term projects

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