Strumming Pattern
Posted in: Audio Editing, Distributed Learning, EDCI306A, Music 306, Open Pedagogy, Video Editing |
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Ukulele blogs the finale
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Getting to play the ukulele this year has definitely been a highlight in music class. I love being able to pick songs and pick my instrument and allow myself a choice in my learning. I love playing the ukulele so … Continued
Coding and Presentations
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Today’s class I was quite nervous to present. However, Sam and I felt very comfortable in front of the class because our peers were extremely supportive. I felt like we had done good research on our topic and developed a … Continued
How to effectively use math tech in the classroom
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Over the past few weeks, Sam and I have been looking at some of the technology options that are available to use in math education. We are now aware of the many technology tools that are available to teach math … Continued
Minecraft + Math Literacy
For this week’s blog, Sam and I were inspired by our weekly tec class. We delved into the world of Minecraft and learned how to use the application to encourage a variety of learners. We decided it would be a … Continued
Inquiry, falling behind?
Whelp! I would have to say that sometimes life gets in the way of homework and I have to be okay with that. Recently for financial reasons I have had to get a job and work 3-4 shifts a … Continued
Primary Vs. Intermediate Math Apps
Most math apps when you read the description describe themselves as apps for elementary or k-12 students. I found this very surprising as this is a very wide age range to cater to and students during these years have dramatically … Continued
Minecraft!!
I was never a gamer as a child, mostly because I was never very good at them. I was a perfectionist as a child who struggled with significant OCD tendencies, this caused me to not like the idea of failing. … Continued
New Embroidery
Last week I finished my first embroidery project which was a big win for me. I was struggling for a while motivating myself to embroider because I am not great at it. However, one night I sat myself down, put … Continued
Organization is key!
Today’s class was extremely helpful because it allowed me to catch up on all of the upkeep that comes with doing a collaborative project. Sam my project partner and I decided to start our ed-tech inquiry a little while ago so … Continued