Teaching Tips Live: How to put field research in the classroom
February 10, 2015
Do you have outdoor research you’d like to incorporate into your class? Google Hangouts
and Hangouts On Air are handy tools, providing context to data and insight into field
methods. UAF eLearning will be using some of these tools to show how improvements
in wireless bandwidth capacity and the latest mobile devices enable real-time observation
of field research with students. Additionally, this broadcast will be outdoors to
demonstrate the potential of the 21st-century classroom.
Join the conversation (from anywhere) this Thursday, Feb. 12, at 1 p.m. by clicking
this link and navigating to the session: http://elearning.uaf.edu/go/ttl-field-research. Bring your inquisitive mind and questions.
This is the first Teaching Tips Live session of the spring 2015 semester. Plan to
join us again for the following sessions, and explore more about Teaching Tips Live
here: http://elearning.uaf.edu/go/ttl
- Visual Notetaking (April 9, 1 p.m.): Visual notetaking has been growing in popularity as a means of documenting meetings, conferences and lectures. Find out more about visual notetaking, who's doing it and how you can incorporate it in your and your students' notetaking practices.
- Bring Your Class to Life With Augmented Reality (May 7, 1 p.m.): Using augmented reality as a framework for learning activities can be an exciting way to engage students in drawing real-world connections with class content. This session will feature UAF faculty using augmented reality in their classes and will explore a few tools and techniques.