Instructional Researcher, Evaluator, and Designer
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Here’s a presentation I gave recently to the librarians at BYU, who wanted me to teach them about how technology can improve instruction (since they are also involved as teachers in many regards). The video needs to be edited to take out some stuff at the beginning before the real presentation begins, but at least it’s online now!
Library Presentation from McKay School of Education on Vimeo.
by admin
I’ve added two new pages to this website–they are subpages to my “teaching” page. The first is a page collecting examples of effective presentations that I can use for my IP&T 750 class, for when we talk about how to improve our conference presentations. If any readers have good suggestions for a presentation I can add here, particularly if it’s an educational research presentation, that would be very helpful! I’m looking for examples that communicate research-based ideas without using the dreaded bullet points.
The second page is mostly for me, but it is a list of links to resources on collaborative creativity, or sometimes just on creativity. The first presentation I added is one I listened to today from Elizabeth Gilbert (author of Eat, Pray, Love) on nurturing creativity. Interesting! Again, if you have good resources to add, let me know!