dr.curry @ August 31, 2007 # One Comment
I remember last October giggling as I read Trey Martindale’s blog post stating (follow the link to read the whole thing):
My friend John Curry reminded me that I’m not posting very often on my blog these days, and he’s right. It seems I’m taking a shorter route–kind of “mini-blogging”. Basically I’m just saving and tagging [...]
dr.curry @ August 20, 2007 # No Comment Yet
So a few weeks ago Dan Meyer, who writes dy/dan, held a four slide contest. The purpose was to see if you could represent yourself completely in four slides. Now the problem for me is that I have NO TALENT when it comes to visual representation, but I want my grad students in my online [...]
dr.curry @ June 22, 2006 # No Comment Yet
So, apparently something crazy has happened. Just one day after I get that list posted of readings for my Foundations class, I found another book. I checked to see if I could change my order for fall, but I really shouldn’t–not can’t, it’ll just be a pain.
Reiser, R.A. & Dempsy, J.V. (2007). Trends [...]
dr.curry @ June 21, 2006 # No Comment Yet
So I’m finishing up my syllabus and reading list for this fall’s Foundations of Educational Technology class. It is meant to be the introductory course for all our Master’s and Doctoral students. I initially started with the syllabus used at Utah State (my alma mater), and from there I worked on it and tried to [...]
dr.curry @ June 13, 2006 # No Comment Yet
This summer term I am teaching (in addition to the EDTC 3123 — preservice teacher technology course) EDTC 5153: Computer-based Instructional Development. I have six graduate students enrolled–none from the College of Education. I have two Chemistry master’s candidates, two from TESL (one master’s, one doctoral), and two master’s candidates from International Studies. [...]
