Tag: Video
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Learning from Ignite
If you don’t know what Ignite is, simply put, it is a format in which speakers are limited to using 20 slides and each of those slides automatically advances every 15 seconds. Thus, a speaker must get their point across within a maximum of 5 minutes. I learned about the Ignite format from past conferences…
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1.653*Pi Day
Happy 1.653*Pi (5/19) Day! Yes, I know that Pi Day was way back on 3/14 and that 2*Pi Day is coming up on 6/28. But celebrating 1.653*Pi Day is a little more fun, don’t you think? Here are few resources that you may be able to use in your classroom: Pi Day Activity…
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Maria Andersen – Where’s the ‘Learn This’ Button?
Maria Andersen (www.teachingcollegemath.com), recently gave a talk at IGNITE Great Lakes. Please take a moment to watch her talk. I was there, so I can personally tell you that it's worth your time to watch. Thanks!
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Relaxation at its finest
Here are a couple of popular YouTube videos that I have selected to help you relax this weekend.
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Videos for New Features in MyMathLab
My friendly Pearson rep passed these videos on to me that highlight some of the new features in MyMathLab. Assign Questions from Other Books Late Submission Penalty Show Work Questions “Or” Option for Prereqs Browser Lockdown Assign Questions from Other Books: Late Submission Penalty: Show Work Questions: “Or” Option for Prereqs: Browser Lockdown:
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Greetings from Ohio!
These are pictures and videos from a recent visit to African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton, OH, and the nearby Cheese Haven. Enjoy! See the full gallery on Posterous
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Five Quick Classroom Ideas
I’m not sure if I’ve been absolutely clear on this or not, but my lack of posting lately can be attributed to the fact that I’m now posting a majority of the links I find now on my Scoop.it page (http://bit.ly/mathnews). Nevertheless, here are five quick ideas that just didn’t fit in over there: 1. Create…
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Greetings from California!
Some pictures and videos I took while I was in Sunny California! =D See the full gallery on Posterous
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CPR: Compression-only, Hands-only CPR
Please let this video serve as a reminder that although we hope we never have to use CPR in the classroom, in the case that we do, we should be prepared. Please take 60 seconds of your time to watch this very important message. Thanks. And by the way, every medical emergency I have ever…
Jon Oaks 