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An Innovative Web-Based Peer Critiquing Tool for Enhanced Collaborative Student Learning
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People can only critique photos within their own group
Site is called
photocritic
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Provides model criteria for critiquing
Quality of critiques evolved as the course went on. Students became more comfortable and appreciative of feedback because they felt they developed their identity and voice
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are more vocal about their ideas while the rest of the class remains silent. This session will feature a hands-on
exploration of our Web-based, collaborative critiquing tool, Photocritic (designed and developed using several
open source tools). Photocritic is used for evaluating content and compliments face-to-face lectures with a unique,
reciprocal
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Not enough time (or resources) to explore the world’s riches and resources by plane, train, ship, auto, or hot air balloon? Don’t fret! This session will provide you with a virtual vacation that will stimulate and educate. With your tour guides and
fellow travelers, we will
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educate. With your tour guides and
fellow travelers, we will explore rich digital resources created and used by educators around the world. We’ll visit a variety of countries, cultures and disciplines, as well as an array of digital techniques for learning. Bring your passports!
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Hey Walking the Walk attendees!
We're breaking down the traditional space and presentation style barriers.
Let's start using the conference Wiki and Blog to discuss our sessions too!
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Hey Walking the Walk attendees!
We're breaking down the traditional space and presentation style barriers.
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