WIKIS, WIDGETS, AND WEB 2.0
Wikis, Widgets, and Web 2.0: Creating Innovative Classrooms
Are you interested in incorporating new technology into your curriculum? Want to know more about Wikis, Web based learning, video production and Web 2.0? How about learning the tools and tricks for effective teaching in an online environment?
CSUSM Extended Learning and the College of Education have partnered to offer Wikis, Workbooks, Widgets, and Web 2.0s: Creating Innovative Classrooms, a technology training program for Educators. Whether you are new to technology and online teaching or looking to learn new ways to effectively utilize technology in your classroom, these informative, interactive courses and workshops are just what you’re looking for!
Learn to teach in an online environment
Discover strategies for using current technology tools to enhance student engagement and learning
Explore Web 2.0, videos, Wikis, iPads, Twitter and other media
Develop teacher web pages, online surveys, podcasts and blogs
Examine major issues, current research and future trends in educational technology
Address critical issues such as equity, differentiation, ethics, software selection & management, copyright and legal concerns
The first course in the proposed program begins this Spring!
EDST 641 – Designing Online Experiences for Teaching and Learning
Date:
Location: Online Fee:
January 23 - May 18, 2012 $825
Courses and workshops will be offered for both graduate level credit and professional development Continuing Education Units.
For more information on this program please contact Nicole Orsini at 760-750-4020. CSUSM Extended Learning | Spring 2012 |
www.csusm.edu/el | (800) 500-9377 9
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