About
Integrating Technology 4 Active Lifelong Learning
Integrating Technology for Active Lifelong Learning (IT4ALL) is a network of educators that provides free and low-cost professional development courses on how to integrate web technologies into full and blended online learning (BOL) courses and workshops using Moodle and WizIQ.
The network provides courses on Moodle for Teachers, Moodle for Administrators, Sloodle for Moodle, Academic Writing, APA style, English Grammar, Learn English Online (LEO), Teaching Online, WizIQ Live Class, WebQuests, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), ESOL, Integrating Technology into the Classroom, Blogging, Teaching Online Business, Web 2.0 tools, Math, English and other subjects.
The staff at IT4ALL are volunteers, who are passionate about instruction and learning and making a difference in the world of online education. The network was founded by Dr. Nellie Deutsch in 2006. Dr. Nellie Deutsch (a Canadian instructional designer and curriculum development leader, who has been teaching English and integrating technology into her classes, and presenting, researching, writing, and providing consultation on Moodle for teachers. WebQuests, blended learning, and e-portfolios),
The team at Integrating Technology also organise online conferences such as the annual Connecting Online (CO09-CO13) and Online Moodlemoot (MMMVC11-13).
Subjects or
exams this organization teaches
Integrating Technology (Others)
Language of Instruction:
English, Spanish
Blended Learning, Effective Learning, WebQuests, Wikis, Web 2.0 Tools, Teaching Online, PD, Math, Statistics, English
Social Networking (Computer: Networking)
Language of Instruction:
English
Web 2.0 Tools and Social Networks
Collaborative Learning (Others)
Language of Instruction:
English
Learning Collaborate Learners
Education (Others)
Language of Instruction:
English
Integrating Technology Active Life-long Learning
Moodle for Teachers and Administrators (Mass Communication)
Language of Instruction:
English
Orientation, Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced and Administrators
Professional Development (Others)
Language of Instruction:
English
Integrating Technology, Blended Learning, Blended Online Learning, Active Learaning, WebQuests, Marketing
Testimonials
Very enlightening indeed!
Hi, I've posted a reflection learning on my blog entries so here I'd just say that the discussion was awesome but the whiteboard craziness was... annoying... but this "problem" was the cause of a nice conversation on learning so it was somehow, a good "porblem" ;-)
Dear Dr Nellie,
I have attended all classes so far, and have lots of work to do! I will try my best to catch with all that I am still behind in. Learning
Dear Dr Nellie,
I can not wait to attend this class as it will definitely help me as a new on-line teacher on WizIQ. I have recently joined as a premium member, and eager to learn how to use all tools, activities and features there. I have attended all previous lessons so far, and have lots of work to do. I shall do my best in all.
Thanks. Best Wishes.
Sincerely,
Amani Wahb
I just watched the recording, and noted: Dave really did have a bit to say, that I missed during the live presentation. The distraction of playing on the whiteboard, trying to read chat, trying to learn the technology of whiteboard on the fly, and technical problems occuring made it difficult to actually grab the content out of the context.
Also, in the recording, once Nellie showed the video that Dave made, it did not go away. I could pause and minimize the video window, but could not close it (no X). Several times during the recording, the video would start playing, I would have to maximize, pause again, minimize again. Very distracting. Perhaps the video could have been removed once it was played in the original session? Same thing happened on the opening session recording with the MoodleMooc song video.
...Bill
I have posted a reflection in the M4ET class (I think), but let me say here "thanks" partly to cover the bases if this is the place that counts for blog posting for badges...It's all part of the confusion that Dave spoke of.
And I don't really think it was the "other participants" that caused disruption, it was the structure of the presentation itself. Dave chose not to discuss Moodle, but give an experience in learning through confusion.
Hope to have a good connection with WIQ.[:-bd]
Excellent ! Thanks!!!
The problem was with the connection.
Hi Nellie
It has been along time since we talked last time .
I am very busy with MOOCs .
Can you explain to me what this platform involves. To me it is just a server content is loaded there. Customers just access to that serveer to get info of the contents. ıs that right.
There is also LMS and MOODLE .
Does edx and coursera use MOODLE?
See you after 1 hour.
God bless you . mgozaydin@hotmail.com