Category: General

The slides from my presentations at the Strengthening Your Core conference are now online:

Some Thoughts on Games in Education

SAMR and Curriculum Redesign

Mobility and the Road Ahead

The sides from my sessions at Ridley College are now online:

SAMR in the Classroom

SAMR and the EdTech Quintet Poster

A SAMR Ladder Exercise

My slides for Friday’s session in Vancouver are now online:

Building Transformation: An Introduction to SAMR

The slides for my August 21 session in Vancouver are now online:

SAMR, In Practice

The slides from my sessions in Markham are now online:

SAMR: A Model for Teaching and Learning – Day 1

SAMR: A Model for Teaching and Learning – Day 2

The slides for my presentation at ISTE 2014 are now online:

Learning, Technology and the SAMR Model: Goals, Processes and Practice

The slides for my presentation at the 2014 NMC Summer Conference are now online:

New Perspectives on SAMR and the EdTech Quintet

The slides for my sessions at Pine Cobble School are now online:

Technology in Education: Frameworks for Design and Practice

Educational Computing in an Age of Diaspora: A Conceptual Backpack for Digital Nomads

Digital Storytelling On The Go

My slides for my presentation at the CAIS 2014 Conference are now online:

Frameworks for Educational Technology: SAMR, the EdTech Quintet, and the Horizon Report

The combination of the Vernier Video Physics and the Vernier Graphical Analysis apps works well to digitize and analyze simple video x,y coordinate data on the iPad. However, it is sometimes desirable to digitize more complex data (e.g., changes in the area of an object over time), and other apps work better in this regard. The guide below shows how to digitize a sequence of x,y video coordinates using Ubersense Coach and Labscope, both of which are free apps. The procedure can then be generalized to digitize perimeters, areas, or angles, and to calibrate measurements against a known standard.

A Guide to Digitizing Video Data with Ubersense and Labscope