Twine: A Tool For Learning
This week in EdTech, we were introduced to Twine. Twine is an open-source tool that allows users to create interactive…
Jellyfish Provocation
Jellyfish are one of earth’s most mysterious creatures. They are so vastly different from human beings. Their movements, brains, nervous…
A Visit with Inquiry Teacher
On Wednesday, February 26, our cohort was lucky enough to be welcomed into the very special classroom of Rebecca Bathurst-Hunt…
Takeaways from Jesse Miller’s Lecture
Today, we were lucky enough to have Jesse Miller of @mediatedreality give a guest lecture on professional responsibilities and our…
Playing around with iMovie
As established last week, iMovie is a great tool to use in classroom instruction! From trailers to book reports to…
Learning About Tech Resources From Peers
The class began with some constructive peer feedback about these blogs posts. Thankfully, I received lots of positive reviews! So…
A Visit to PSII
Tucked into a nondescript office building in downtown Victoria lies school where students are free to explore self directed learning….
Enabling our Learners to Build on the Past
“Culture always builds on the past, but the past will always try to control the future” This idea was introduced…
Creating a Blog with Katie
The first class of EDCI 336 (Technology innovation in the classroom) has introduced me to the world of blogging. After…