Description
In this
one-hour Audio Seminar, will focus on Media Resources you can
use. Ideally, resources should be easy to find, download, store,
retrieve, and of course, properly credit. Impossible, you say,
because my university lawyers have me totally intimidated about
using or sharing anything. Well, the situation is much better
than you think. Yes, we have Google Images and Google Video, but
better yet find and use material managed by the Creative Commons
license,
http://creativecommons.org/.
Prior to the webcast a list of URL shared resources will be provided for you
to explore. Have some to share?
mailto:Suzanne.Stensaas@hsc.utah.edu
Discover URL
Manager Pro,
http://www.url-manager.com, if you are on a Mac, or similar
PC utility for managing your bookmarks. If you are just getting
started and looking for ”reusable learning objects” try
www.healcentral.org to download video, animations and
images. HEAL Local,
http://www.healcentral.org/services/servicesHEAL_Local.jsp,
is just being released for organizing downloaded or
institutional image resources and managing them on your own
computer. A report of the beta test will be discussed. Other
image management systems, such as iPhoto (Mac), can also be used
by novices.
Objectives
of the session:
- Find
and identify resources on the web you can freely incorporate
in your teaching material without hiding behind passwords.
-
Consider what system you are going to use to organize and
retrieve your resources once you start to accumulate them.
- Learn
the power and joy of sharing materials across the globe in
addition to across your campus.
home
