I
learned a few things from the article, evaluating pedagogical affordances of
media sharing Web 2.0 technologies: A case study, by Kevin Burden and Simion
Atkinson. I am already familiar with
voice thread because I just used it to create an assignment for this
class. Voicethread allows the user to
create threads or conversations around different types of media. The media can be images, drawings, video
clips, audio files, or documents. It is
extremely user friendly and fun to use.
People can upload comments using their cell phones, microphones, web
cams and many other ways.
I love
that student are able to zoom in on a type of media and then post comments asynchronously
and on one single page. This feature is
a lot like Facebook and other types of social media. I also like how this can
all be done privately, publicly or mixed.
The applicable DiAL-e learning designs posted in the table was fabulous. I love the ideas that had posted there
especially the narrative or story-telling design where students take on a cooperative
narrative role as they comment on a video or artifact.
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