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The document summarizes an online teaching session that covered case studies, applied research on using images online and building online communities, showcasing examples of using virtual worlds and podcasting, and developing action plans to continue innovating online teaching delivery. Participants were encouraged to reflect on their journey so far in online teaching and identify next steps to further the work through action planning. Contact details were provided for continuing the discussion.
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- 1. Online Teaching Delivery Session 7 Continuing the Journey
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- 4. Applied Research 1 LORN http://lorn.flexiblelearning.net.au/ Toolboxes http://toolboxes.flexiblelearning.net.au/
- 5. Applied Research 2 Images What can we use ? Do we have to pay? What acknowledgement do we need to give?
- 6. Applied Research 2 www.freedigitalphotos.net/ www.freefoto.com/index.jsp www.istockphoto.com/ If you use a free version of a photo you must acknowledge the photographer and FreeDigitalPhotos.net You must provide attribution to the image and a link back to FreeFoto.com You can subscribe to this site and buy credits $A1.23 each. Images are available from 1 credit up. Sound and video are also available.
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- 9. iStockphoto Mo re choice of images Not free
- 10. Google Images Ev en more choice of images Hard to tell what you can use
- 11. Applied Research 3 Online help guides http://libguides.gippstafe.vic.edu.au/onlinelearning
- 12. Showcasing Examples 揃 Virtual Worlds (DeArne Coates presenting via Elluminate) 揃Podcasting in TAFE VC & adding a voice narration to PowerPoint (Clive) 揃Building an online community using Moodle (Malcolm)
- 13. The Journey so Far Where did you start? Where are you now?
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- 15. Action Plan What is needed to continue the journey? Who? What? When? Where? How?
- 16. Thank you for your participation in the program. Innovation i [email_address] 5 622 8542 Lynn Huguenin l [email_address] 5 622 8546 Malcolm Jolly m [email_address] 5 622 8545 Clive Hutchison c [email_address] 5 622 8549