Technology and Innovation in Education

Author Michael Paskevicius

Michael Paskevicius is Associate Professor of Educational Technology in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Victoria.

Week Five: Multimedia Learning Theory and Graphic Creation Tools

Here with an update, class slides, and your to do list for week five. I hope you enjoyed the lab yesterday in which we explored the creation of graphics. I did enjoy the gallery walk and viewing your creations in… Continue Reading →

Week Four: Group Formation and Audio/Video Editing

Hi all, Here with an update, class slides, and your to do list for week four. I hope you enjoyed the lab yesterday in which we explored the creation of video, from video/audio editing, screencasting, to interactive approaches. You are… Continue Reading →

Week Three: Social Media and Professional Practice with Jesse Miller

Hi all, I hope you enjoyed our guest this week, Jesse Miller. You certainly did ask some great and thoughtful questions. I will provide Jesse’s contact information on the social spaces page of our website, in case you want to… Continue Reading →

Week Two: FIPPA, Open Education, and Most Likely to Succeed

Thank you all for your engagement today in class! I appreciated the depth of the questions and interest related to the course, professional practice in the context of privacy and data, and your thoughts about open educational resources. I created… Continue Reading →

Week One: Slides, to do list, and follow up

It was great to meet you all today and I am looking forward to the term ahead.  Thanks for your engagement in class and I appreciated all of your questions. I hope you have clear picture of the course expectations… Continue Reading →

Welcome to EDCI 336 – Technology and Innovation in Education

Hi everyone, My name is Dr. Michael Paskevicius and I am your instructor for EDCI 336: Technology and Innovation in Education. I look forward to meeting you and working with you all throughout this term. During the first class, we… Continue Reading →

Week Twelve: Presentations and Gamified Learning

It was great to hear about your presentations today and I was impressed with you all sharing the process of creating your resource. I look forward to reviewing your creations and will provide feedback as soon as I can. To… Continue Reading →

Week Eleven: Technology and Inclusion

Thanks to everyone for their engagement in class today. Having Tracy in-person and Kaori join remotely managed to work quite well, and I hope you appreciated hearing more about BCEdAccess and the work they do towards advocating for students and… Continue Reading →

Week Nine: Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning

Thanks for your contributions to the class today and tackling the challenging moving target of Artificial Intelligence (AI)in teaching and learning contexts. This is something we will be hearing more about as we move forward in our careers. I hope… Continue Reading →

Week Eight: Multimedia Learning Theory / Image Editing

What a fun class today! I enjoyed seeing your graphic creations during the gallery walk. I hope you enjoyed getting time to practice some image editing skills. Now, consider how you might apply the same principles when creating teaching and… Continue Reading →

Week Seven: Technology Enabled Place-based Learning

Hi everyone, thanks for all your contributions to our class this week on technology enabled place-based learning. I feel so lucky that we had a nice day and were able to get outside to breathe the fresh air, discuss opportunities… Continue Reading →

Week Four: Update on Assessment Meetings, Edtech Reflections, and Group Formation

Hi everyone, I hope you are all doing well and enjoying these two short weeks in early October. The weather has been lovely, so I hope you are getting outside for some autumn air. Three things to note, although we… Continue Reading →

Week Three: Guest Jesse Miller and EdTech Presentation Groups/Topics

Thanks for your engagement today in class with our guest Jesse Miller. I hope you found the session useful. Jesse has been added to our Mattermost chat so you may engage with him further using his handle @jessemiller. I have… Continue Reading →

Week Two: FIPPA, Open Education, and Most Likely to Succeed

Thank you all for your engagement today in class! I know there have been some technical difficulties and I appreciate your spirit and persistence as we get things setup. Reach out anytime if you need help. I created a video… Continue Reading →

Setting up Mattermost Apps for Mobile Devices

This video tutorial walks you through the process of finding and installing apps that you can use to access your Mattermost teams. There are apps available for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android devices.

Week One: Slides, to do list, and follow up

It was great to meet you all today and I am looking forward to the term ahead. Reading your tickets out the door, I hear enthusiasm peppered with a fear of the unknown around getting started with your portfolios. I… Continue Reading →

Week Twelve – Finale

Thanks for all of your engagement in EDCI 336 this term. I wish you well for a successful end of term and a restful break. I have shared all slides for download and the class photos from today on Mattermost…. Continue Reading →

Week Eleven – Presentations and Gamified Learning Resources for your Review

Thanks everyone for sharing your projects in class today. I really enjoyed hearing a bit about the topics and the process you undertook to complete the work. Sharing the few slides used today and a set of resources on gamification… Continue Reading →

Week Ten – Coding Applications and Guest Tina O’Keefe

To do list for week ten Continue with your weekly WordPress reflection on the course as well as your free inquiry project You can now book your final one-to-one assessment meetings (link is in Mattermost) Group presentations next week –… Continue Reading →

Week Nine – Technology and Inclusion

To do list for week nine EdTech Reflection Post: Consider reflecting on what you heard today, web accessibility tools, or plans for supporting inclusivity. Free Inquiry Post: Document your progress, try using speech-to-text to capture an update Group Project –… Continue Reading →

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