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Reflection: Developing Instruction within LMSs

Author: Gino Sangiuliano

Source: Maybe, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1B3F2m5; No, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1EbvhUY; Yes, Pixabay, http://bit.ly/1DyifNI; Globe, Clker, http://bit.ly/1CVSonk; Stick Figure, Clker, http://bit.ly/1JoIB83

Video Transcript

Notes on "Reflection: Developing Instruction within LMSs"

(00:00-00:19) Intro

(00:20-01:12) Set 1: Choosing an LMS

(01:13-01:56) Set 2: Moving to an LMS

(01:57-2:50) Working With an LMS

(02:51-3:14) Food For Thought

Additional Resources

Improving Ed-Tech Purchasing

This article by Phil Martin and Steve Pines reviews how to improve the thoughtful selection and purchase of educational technology. Scroll down to download a very useful tool for identifying the key obstacles and possible solutions for the discovery and acquisition of K-12 personalized learning tools.
http://www.digitalpromise.org/blog/entry/improving-ed-tech-purchasing


Digital Learning Now: Smart Series Guide to EdTech Procurement

This comprehensive report takes educators through a 12 step process in making decisions about procuring educational technology. It emphasizes that decisions should connect back to personalizing instruction and meeting educational goals and objectives. The section "The Buyers Are Not the Users" offers important thinking and talking points in collaborating around decision making.
http://learningaccelerator.org/media/c0601d62/DLNSS-EdTechProcumentGuide-FINALCC_Jan2014%20(1).pdf


Montgomery County Public Schools: 10 Basic Quality Tools for The Classroom

Scroll down to the "Plus Delta" section to find an overview of using the tool, why to use the tool, and how the tool impacts practice. In addition, this site offers images of the Plus Delta in action in real classrooms and educational environments.
http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/info/baldrige/staff/qualitytools.shtm