Presentation from the Adjunct Faculty Professional Development Day
Jing…An easy way to capture your screen and share with others!
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Adjunct Orientation Presentation
How can you make a difference in 3 Minutes, 3 Weeks, 3 Months?
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Resource: Preserving and Promoting Culture online
From Google’s Homepage today……. Google Cultural Institute Link
Great resource on the following subjects:
- Nelson Mandela
- World Art
- Holocaust
- Dead See Scrolls
- 17th Century France
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Find and translate Newspapers from around the World!
Here are two great newspaper resources:
Newseum Map of Newspaper Front Pages
889 front pages from 88 countries. This map allows you to hover over an area and see the headlines of the local papers. There is also a tab for archived papers.
Map of newspapers around the world
This site is not as easy to navigate, but well worth the effort! It has links to 10,000 newspaper websites. Using the interactive map, you can link directly to any of the newspapers located on the map and translate the paper into your language of choice!
Both of these maps have unlimited active learning uses in the classroom:
Current events, Biased reporting, Point of view, freedom of the press, etc.
I hope you will take the time to explore! KD
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Need to copy eCampus course content from your old course to the new eCampus 9.1 server?
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Article: Bill Gates Promotes Professor’s Online Course at TED
http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/professors-online-lecture-gets-lift-from-bill-gates/30142
More and more open content is coming available. Read this article to learn more about this online history course and also Khan Academy.
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