Posts under ‘Instructional Design’

I saw a youtube video on the Networked Student and they had identified new roles for teachers/faculty that I thought were very accurate.  They included:

Learning Architect
Modeler
Change Agent
Learning Concierge
Network Sherpe
Connected Learning Incubator
Synthesizer

What is missing is “knowledge provider”.  This is a gigantic shift for the academy … one I’m not sure all it’s members are prepared or even trained for.
Catch the [...]

I’m a “Creative Commons”  kind of girl.  This is the best introduction I have seen for students and faculty on what Creative Commons is.   The way I see it, nothing is really “original” … it is all a mashup of past discoveries, observations and thoughts.
Fast Tube by Casper

Dr. Matt Hale, faculty in Seton Hall University’s Center for Public Service is teaching a graduate course this spring semester called Information and Computers in Public Service.  PSMA6008, is designed to provide students with the skills necessary to serve as an interface between administrative personnel in an organization focused on policy and those focused on [...]