The virtual environment offers students alternative ways of learning concepts. Educators understand that differentiating instruction is important and that we should not limit ourselves to telling and explaining. The information in a lecture or demonstration is magnified when students are given an opportunity to actively engage in an activity that provides a way for students to practice, apply or even play with the new content. A community college professor demonstrates a virtual world activity designed to follow a lecture and provide students a chance to “build a molecule” in virtual space.
Apr
3
2011
Pingback: 532: A Theoretical Model for Virtual Worlds in Weber School District | Justin K. Reeve – EDTECH Portfolio
Pingback: A Theoretical Model for Virtual Worlds in Weber School District
not bad for a first go at it. I’m curious as to the results in student learning with virtual vs the old way.
Frequency, nice video. A friend sent me the link and asked if it was me :). Last time I checked the link, the video was not up yet.
Thanks for posting this,
Greg