Jennifer's EDP 643 Blog

The following list reflects 5 analytic tools I have chosen to evaluate. 1. bubbl.us Type of learning: Remembering- By creating mind maps, students can refer to them when trying to remember connections.  Creating- Students can build mind maps to help visualize how ideas are interconnected.  Type of learning experience: Visual/Verbal symbols- Mind mapping combines the use of visual and verbal symbols to create a map. Integration of Bubbl.us for teaching and learning:      Bubbl.us lets users create mind maps. Thinking about instruction in the makerspace, I could see using mind maps to visualize to students how different makerspace tools can be used and what they are used for. By creating a visual map, students may be able to make better connections with what tools are needed for different results. I would like to create a poster with this tool that could be used as a resource in the makerspace.   2. spiderscribe.net Type of learning: Remembering-Teachers...

 A short introduction Hi!      My name is Jennifer Hicks and I am the circulation supervisor at Gardner-Harvey Library. I became a student worker at the library during undergrad and here we still are over a decade later.  I received my BA in English/Lit from Miami U, my MLIS from Kent State, and by May of this coming year I will hopefully be adding Master's of Instructional Design to the list.  From left to right: Cam, Millie, and Jax.  I have a human teenager, but these are my babies :) For assignment 4.1 I have chosen the following list of social tools to explore: 1. Name of application - TikTok Type of learning-  Understanding: TikTok can be used to help students understand different topics, ideas, or instructions through the use of short videos. Creating: Depending on the group of students, they may also be able to film videos to display their understanding of a subject, Type of learning experience-      The use of TikTok in an...