Syllabus

So this is the second post in my series on how to teach a digital game for your higher ed class (if you are just joining us you might want to tune into the first episode here.

Teaching Hacks has an article covering how to use RSS to give out homework assignments. The idea here is to build an RSS feed that allows you to send out to your students the homework. I am intrigued by this idea, but it does seem a bit tech heavy. For K-12 the effort might be …..

I am working on a longish post about teaching a digital game in class (sort of a list of things to think about and trouble shooting problems) for those who might be interested in incorporating one of these texts. But in the meantime you can check out Ian Bogost’s new game, Oil God! Bogost has …..

I discovered 4teachers.org the other day, an online web portal for technology resources. The site seems aimed at k-12, with a focus on the younger half of that group, but I still found it informative to see how primary and secondary ed is using technology. There are a host of resources, quizzes, lesson plans, web …..

Here’s one for all of those writing last minute syllabi for the coming semester. The Syllabus Finder hosted by the Center for History and New Media, is a search tool that builds on google search results to provide links to syllabi on the web. I had seen this a while back, and forgot about it …..