This is the fourth session in the QuestBoise 2014 unconference. Enrique Cachafeiro demonstrates how he uses virtual environments to immerse students in engaging game play for English and Biology classes.
In this third session of the Quest Boise 2014 uncoference, Corey Papastathis explains how he uses quest based professional development to facilitate blended learning opportunities for teachers and staff.
In this second presentation of the Quest Boise 2014 unconference, Sean O’Neil demonstrates various ways that teachers and students can create interactive stories. Includes examples in Google Docs, Google Presentation, and YouTube.
This is a very summarized version of Lee Sheldon’s Keynote presentation for Quest Boise 2014. Any mistakes are my own. When the session video becomes available, I’ll post it here. Quest Boise 2014 Speaker: Lee Sheldon, Associate Professor for Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Presentation is about troubles in ed games,…
I am currently participating in the Minecraft Game Design Camp held by 3D GameLab. It’s a fascinating view into one of the most popular games of the past few years. My children play it on a regular basis and have completely modded out their experiences. I am less familiar with Minecraft but do know the…
This is a reblog of a post from the Rapid E-Learning blog. Click the link below to read the original post. Tom at the Rapid E-Learning Blog reviews what instructional design is and what a designer does but admits, and illustrates, that despite our meddling people can and do learn without us. The point is…
You can view a recording of this webinar at http://www.trainingmagnetwork.com/welcome/jasonbickle_aug15 Presenter: Jason Bickle, Manager of Instructional Design & Development at Experlogix Summary: This webinar explained Jason Bickle’s workflow for developing online learning. There is nothing new, necessarily, about his design, only that he broke it down and organized it so that all areas are included in…
Blogs: Social Media’s Home Base | Harold Jarche. Even though Harold wrote this post in 2009, it’s still salient today. We use a variety of social media for information sharing, networking, and just plain old staying in touch, that a homebase is almost mandatory to keep us, and our personal information, stable in an ever…
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