To post lectures you give in class, or record at home, or to develop ways for students to engage in discussion online, explore the following options. They require some comfort with new technologies, moderate skill levels, practice, patience, and a bit of planning.
1. Online Lectures
Audio-Only Recording
If you are not using or do not want to use PowerPoint or Keynote, you can record your lecture in the classroom or at home:
Audio and Slides
If you are already using PowerPoint or Keynote or other computer-based visuals, you can record your lecture in the classroom or at home and synchronize your audio with slides or other still images:
2. Collaboration Tools
3. Social Networking Tools
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Create a social networking community for sharing documents and commenting on student discussions.
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If you do not already have a Facebook or Twitter account, create a free one
(http://www.facebook.com , http://www.twitter.com ).
Go to "Single-step tools for presenting information and interacting with students "