Week 2 of the Final Project

We are coming to the end of our second week working on Final Projects. The first was coming up with an idea and determining your Web 2.0 tool. This week you should finish creating the learning activity. That leaves the third week to test out the activity with learners (with some extra time during Thanksgiving break if needed), and finally the fourth week is for writing up your report.
When making your blog posts, you should just give an update and don't have to post the project activity itself.

Following Progress in Your Blog

One way to keep track of everyone's blogs is to 'Add' them to your Blogger 'Reading List'. This way you can at a glance see the most recent updates, all on one page.

By the end of this week, you should have a new blog post updating us on the progress you've made on your project.

Blog URLs Are Good to Go

Everyone has set up their blog page and the URLs are now posted on the Class Blog URLs page. I'm looking forward to following progress on everyone's Final Project.

IDT 516 Fall 2013 Blog Posts Are Starting Up

Well it's time for a new round of blogs for IDT 516. I think it's fascinating to see how the content has evolved over the years. I'm looking forward to following everyone's progress on their Final Projects.

IDT 516 - Round 3 of Blog Posts

Well, we are on our third week of blog posts. I have looked them all over and it appears that everyone is on track to complete their projects. This week, people should be delivering their Web 2.0 lesson (or getting very close to it anyway).

Final Project Proposals

Well the first round of blog posts from the class has revealed some excellent Final Project ideas. Some making new use of familiar technologies like YouTube and Flickr, and others exploring sites that are new to me like Learnist. It's a great start to the projects.

IDT 516 Blogging is Back

Well, I didn't teach IDT 516 last year, so it's been a while since I have posted here. With the long gap, the course has been dramatically revised. Student blogs will be going live soon. Blogger has also changed quite a bit since Google bought them up. Let's see how the learning curve goes.