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Using Comment Moderation To Evaluate And Reply To Your Students, Curtis Izen Nov 2017

Using Comment Moderation To Evaluate And Reply To Your Students, Curtis Izen

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This blog discusses how students create a VoiceThread video comment on how they will incorporate an excel macro into their business.


Sharing Your Student’S Research With Voicethread, Curtis Izen Jul 2016

Sharing Your Student’S Research With Voicethread, Curtis Izen

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One of the ways of sharing your student's individual research with the entire class is using VoiceThread. This provides all students the ability to learn about everyone's work. This eliminates the barrier between the student and instructor.


Transformation From Text To Voicethreads And Not Looking Back, Curtis Izen Mar 2016

Transformation From Text To Voicethreads And Not Looking Back, Curtis Izen

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No abstract provided.


Using Voicethread As An Ice Breaker Assignment, Curtis Izen Jan 2016

Using Voicethread As An Ice Breaker Assignment, Curtis Izen

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No abstract provided.


Beating The Odds: Teaching Italian Online In The Community College Environment, Giulia Guarnieri Sep 2015

Beating The Odds: Teaching Italian Online In The Community College Environment, Giulia Guarnieri

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This study analyzes data collected from Italian language online classes during the course of four consecutive semesters at Bronx Community College in order to measure the impact that distance learning has on students’ retention and success rates in elementary courses. The results reveal that reconfiguring the online meetings to a lower percentage and implementing social pedagogies reduce course abandonment and favor the creation of strong learning communities. Furthermore, the data relative to the grade distribution shows no substantial difference between online courses and face-to-face instruction.