Tag Archives: layer
Layering with EdPuzzle
I haven’t written about layering tools for some time. I have spent time generating tutorials for multiple layering tools and explaining multiple ways in which layering tools can be used to design educational experiences by building on existing online content. … Continue reading
NPR podcasting resources
NPR offers a great curriculum guide for educators wanting to teach students podcasting skills. The guide includes specific ordered assignments identifying and developing important communication skills. I sometimes feel guilty endorsing authoring options I have not implemented or taught. I … Continue reading
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Edji
I have written few recent posts describing tools or tactics for layering. I have identified some tools similar to those identified in my book, but that require the educator to submit content to the service. This approach can be differentiated … Continue reading
Hypothes.is YouTube Channel
For those interesting in layering services, I just learned that Hypothes.is devotees have a YouTube Channel. There are multiple layering services and you may find a different one more suited to your instructional needs. Hypothes.is is free and has been … Continue reading
Layering guidance (update)
This is my second update. This one was encouraged because it exemplifies an existing post that might confuse readers if rediscovered. In this case because a service, DocentEDU, has been renamed as InsertLearning. I have been thinking about a way … Continue reading
Share personal Kindle notes
This is the second in several posts I intend to write focused on the topic of “things you can’t do with a paper book”. My previous post concerned the opportunity to view the most popular highlights generated by other readers … Continue reading
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