Application 4

The following is a presentation regarding Moodle and the capabilities for teachers in using this tool.

https://prezi.com/secure/4f7b79b1060edc25086a367053b1166975ac911e/

References:

http://www.moodle.org retrieved January 29, 2011

Johnsont, S. (2007). Developing Quality Virtual Courses: Selecting Instructional Models. In P. Adamson, B. Adamson, & N. Clausen-Grace, et al (Eds.), What works in k-12 online learning (Chapter 2, pp. 21-31). Eugene, OR: International Society for Technology in Education.

Slainte!

adventure cooking

Jen and I have decided once a month we will be getting together to try our hands at a new adventurous dish for dinner. Today was our first experience with josé andrés' cookbook that Jen received for Christmas. Jen is a Spanish teacher who happens to also be my cousin and buddy. Between her love for international experiences from college and my love for...well...everything new and different, we are in for a tasty ride! Especially with Juanes playing in the background!

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Dedicated Walden Student

This was the east coast storm from January 25/26. I wish my students felt this way about learning. I ended up at the McDonald's with about an inch of snow accumulation on my shoulders.

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snow days

This is the first hat I have knitted of my own design. I wish it was wool instead of acrylic. I couldn't help buying this yarn full of my favorite colors though.

I actually mildly shrank my favorite winter hat that my friend heather gave me as a gift. (Will any of her gifts survive my destructive nature?) So my ears are only half covered when I wear it. After what I believed to be a mild and short experience with ear frostbite on that -3 degree day in PA I felt the need for an alternative.

CHEERS!

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