Predictive Technologies and AI in Education AI has been an emerging tool for many industries, one of which is education. For example, Grammarly. Grammarly uses AI to provide grammar, punctuation, and style suggestions (Ravaglia, 2023). The impact of grammarly is very evident. Grammarly used to just catch spelling and grammar mistakes, but through the years […]
Read more "Blog Post #5: AI in Education"Open Pedagogy In traditional teaching methods many of the learning materials are made for repetition and memorization unlike open pedagogy where students have the ability to create knowledge. Open pedagogy empowers students as it gives them autonomy to their own learning. Educators on the other hand are also able to curate content that they deem […]
Read more "Blog Post #4 Open Pedagogy"For this response post, I have focused on Britton’s Blog 2 post: Pedagogy Hi Britton, I appreciate your insights and thoughts into pedagogy and networked learning, especially regarding the challenges of isolation in online environments. From my own experiences, addressing isolation can be achieved by introducing smaller discussion groups or buddy systems that encourage personal […]
Read more "PEER RESPONSE POST #3 – Britton Yao"For this response post, I have focused on Matt’s Blog 2 post: Blog Post 2 Hi Matt, Your reflections on pedagogy and networked learning resonate deeply! It’s clear that engaging teaching strategies, like using songs and real-world examples, can leave a lasting impact. Your emphasis on the instructor’s role in fostering connection is crucial; responsiveness […]
Read more "PEER RESPONSE POST #2 – MATT GRAFF"What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)? The educational framework known as Universal Design for Learning (UDL) aims to provide equitable access to and effectiveness in learning for all, regardless of individual learning styles. My understanding of UDL emphasizes its flexibility through three main principles: multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression. UDL […]
Read more "Blog Post #3: Exploring Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Accessibility"For this response post, I have focused on Matt’s about me Introduction post: Blog Post #1 – Introduction Hi Matt, I appreciate you giving your thoughts in this post! I appreciate the way you combine your passions for geography with computer science; it’s a fascinating combination that creates a ton of opportunities for both the […]
Read more "Peer Response Post #1 – Matt Graff"What Does Pedagogy Mean to Me Pedagogy is the combination of teaching methods, learning activities, and learning assessments (Pedagogy – Diversifying Your Teaching Methods, Learning Activities, and Assignments | Center for Educational Innovation, n.d.). Pedagogy, to me as a student, is the method by which instruction is delivered. Pedagogy influences my learning and future teaching […]
Read more "BLOG POST #2: Pedagogy, Networked Learning, and the Role of Instructors"Hello everyone, My name is Ed Lazaga. I am a fourth-year UVic student studying health information science. I’m excited to begin EDCI 339 and explore the exciting field of educational technology with all of you. To discuss a little overview of my journey. I’ve completed three co-ops work terms over the past 3 years, which […]
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