In reflection of the static and dynamic technologies, I view myself somewhere between the two. That is I often work with static technologies at work. Many people that I work with have not embraced dynamic technologies and often have to be coaxed to use static ones. On the other hand, I enjoy working with technology and enjoy working with the dynamic tools listed. I have attended workshops on Second Life and other interactive technologies. I see the transition from static to dynamic coming in K-12, its just not here yet.
Great diagram! I couldn't get mine to post, but yours looks great! Second Life came to mind for mine, as well. I've navigated that site, and it has a ton of possibilities for interactive learning. I was amazed by the classes that were offered, and virtual social-economy that exists there.
ReplyDeleteI haven't got to explore Second Life as much as I'd like, but plan to one day. I met an instructor who taught his college sociology course completely through Second Life. It was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I finally figured out how to post a picture or video to my blog. I use PowerPoint 2007 which allows you to save your presentation as a picture or video.
I am not familiar with Second Life. I am very interested in learning more. Your organizer resembles an extremely thought out plan. It was very easy to follow.
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