Event Title
Teach An Instructor To Digitally Fish and Feed Students For Life!
Start Date
26-5-2016 11:00 AM
End Date
26-5-2016 12:00 PM
Session Type
Interactive Session
Description
With tens of thousands of digital assets on the web today, how can an instructor effectively and efficiently find, aggregate, and curate the ones that are meaningful and relevant to them?
This hands-on workshop will showcase hundreds of open source, commercial, and free tools that foster collaboration, curriculum integration, social learning, transformative learning, and help personalize the learning experience.
This workshop will explore the benefits of teaching with technology in open, social, and diverse learning environments. Some concepts, illustrations, and filters to be shared will be around:
- Curriculum Integration
- Filter Bubbles
- Skeumorphic Design
- Mobile & Tablet Apps
- Digital Repositories
- Authentic Assessment
- Effective Teamwork
- Etc
Topic Designation
Teaching & Learning, Technology
Presenter Bio(s)
Dr. Jeff D Borden is the ‘Chief Innovation Officer’ at Saint Leo University. For two decades, Jeff has focused on trying to transform higher education. From 2002-2014, Jeff worked as a Vice President with eCollege which was acquired by Pearson Education, providing an academic vision and strategy that encompassed digital learning, neo-millennial instruction methods, authentic assessment, and beyond. As the Center for eLearning Director, Jeff pursued rigorous research opportunities as he led the ‘think tank’ of educational innovation. During that time Dr. Borden consulted with educators in every U.S. state, led transformative efforts in 34 countries, provided almost 100 keynote presentations to audiences of 100-10,000, and spoke with stakeholders from teachers to principals to college administrators to government officials. Prior to his private sector work, Jeff taught full time at the University of Northern Colorado, Front Range Community College, and was the Coordinator of Public Speaking at Metropolitan State College of Denver. At the same time, in twenty years, Dr. Borden has continued teaching Communication, Rhetoric, and Education classes at various levels – from technical schools to community colleges to state and private universities.
In Dr. Borden’s current role at Saint Leo (Associate VP of Learning Innovation and Academic Technology), he is creating a learning innovation incubator and promoting transformational and effective practices, at scale, that are research driven. These strategies tie back to Jeff’s platform of “Education 3.0” – the confluence of neuroscience, learning design, and education technology. Through this lens, Dr. Borden plans to use his extensive history consulting, teaching, and researching to provide a fertile bed of learning innovation. Jeff continues to blog for Wired.com’s Innovation site, is asked to speak at numerous conferences each year, and promotes research / publications in Education, Technology, and Communication.
Blog: http://innovation.saintleo.edu | Twitter: @bordenj | Website: http://jeffpresents.com | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/prospeaker | Click here to see the Short-Film around Education 3.0 and the future of learning - “School of Thought” - that Jeff wrote and produced.
Teach An Instructor To Digitally Fish and Feed Students For Life!
With tens of thousands of digital assets on the web today, how can an instructor effectively and efficiently find, aggregate, and curate the ones that are meaningful and relevant to them?
This hands-on workshop will showcase hundreds of open source, commercial, and free tools that foster collaboration, curriculum integration, social learning, transformative learning, and help personalize the learning experience.
This workshop will explore the benefits of teaching with technology in open, social, and diverse learning environments. Some concepts, illustrations, and filters to be shared will be around:
- Curriculum Integration
- Filter Bubbles
- Skeumorphic Design
- Mobile & Tablet Apps
- Digital Repositories
- Authentic Assessment
- Effective Teamwork
- Etc