Computer
skills sharing: you can share a cool website, a small trick (like a right
click),
or a big trick (like screen shots/print screen), or anything you
discovered.
Teamwork:
Design a WebQuest that you can use in your own classroom teaching. Here are the Guidelines
for your WebQuest Project. Phase I: Set
up the frame of your WebQuest website; have a preliminary plan for your
WebQuest project-decide your project title and the content.
Sharpening
your web design techniques: 1) Using tables for design; 2) Using anchors. How
to Make Anchors.
Phase
II: Develop your WebQuest website: work both on content and on the
technical part - the web design. Refer to the Guidelines
for your WebQuest Project
HW:
Work on your ePortfolio and your WebQuest project
WebQuest -
Wrap up and and publish
your WebQuest Project.
Phase
III: Linking, Publishing and Sharing. Three steps: 1) Link
your WebQuest Project to your ePortfolio;
2) Publish the the project; and
3) Share with the whole class your WebQuest Project.
Sharing
Pointers.
HW:
Setting up the Skeleton of Your Other Course Projects. Instructions here.
Due:
Link/Publish whole WebQuest Project (Publication to individual's
website is extended to Nov.23).
Make
sure you have a brief introduction of summary to each of your EDU314
Technology Projects - it can be one or a couple of sentences or a
paragraph. See some
samples (go to their professional pages-and then technology
pages) from your peers of previous technology classes.
