learningmediatools

Place- and time-independent

Learning

Sub-Basic KnowledgeHow have you set your goals? Is the teacher above or below the surface?

Todellisia suuria saavutuksia ja keksintöjä on tehty vuosien aikana. Yleensä keksintö on saanut nimensä keksijän mukaan, mutta joskus keksinnön uudistaja on antanut nimensä keksinnölle. Uudistaja on saanut kunnian keksinnöstä kun alkuperäisestä keksijästä ei ole ollut tietoa.

Example

Real great achievements and inventions have been made over the years. Generally, the invention is named after the inventor, but sometimes the innovator of the invention is given its name to the invention. Innovator is honored as the original inventor of the invention has not been informed.

Example

Course span

Lerner’sexpectations

How to bridge the gap?

How to detect the gap?

Giant strides

3D mesh

It is called a mesh

Supposed to be used in … but not when….

Tools to use, examples, narrow instances

How to detect and shorten the steps

Learners

Each cycle has its archetypes, the four having the following one defined as:Prophet, Nomad, Hero, and Artist.

Baby BoomersGeneration XGeneration YGeneration Z

Prophets: Baby boomers

2000 2010 2020 203019501940 1990198019701960

Nomads: generation X

Heroes: generation Y

Artists: generation Z

CrisisUnravelingAwakeningHigh cycle High cycle

Generation X global unemployment demanding pessimism

1964-1978 age 34–47

“Nomads”

[net]Generation Z net generation haven’t seen a former lifeform lacks ambition individualistic

1991-2004 age 8–20

“Artist”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3cBwK5D-tc&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNRJyJ8Mm8w

Generation Y family values team players consumer oriented Peter Pan-generation

1982-1995 age 16–29

“Heroes”

Preparedfor

Y-gen students?

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[3D] animation Video

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[visual] media

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ImpossibilitiesAll of above

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No changes

Share your modifi-cations like I did

CChttp://flickrcc.bluemountains.net/flickrCC/index.phphttp://sxc.hu/

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ImpossibilitiesAll of above

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PhotoshopIllustrator

iStockphotoX-ray

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Filmingcamcorder, phones…

EditingMovieMaker, iMovie, online

DistributionYoutube

annotations, subtitling, iPad…

VimeoKaltura

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3D moviecamcordersyoutube 3D

3D resourcesgoogle body browseryoutube 3Dhttp://www.gogofrog.com/Second LifeUDK…

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tools History

The first overhead projector was used for police identification work. It used a cellophane roll over a 9-inch stage allowing facial characteristics to be rolled across the stage. The U.S. Army in 1945 was the first to use it in quantity for training as World War II wound down. It began to be widely used in schools and businesses in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

A major manufacturer of overhead projectors in this early period was the company 3M. As the demand for projectors grew, Buhl Industries was founded in 1953, and became the leading US contributor for several optical refinements for the overhead projector and its projection lens. In 1957, the United States' first Federal Aid to Education program stimulated overhead sales which remained high up to the late 1990s and into the 21st Century.