Cheat Sheet for Activity 3: Curation Showcase
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
![Cheat Sheet for Activity 3: Curation Showcase](http://data.docslib.org/img/986641c7fc3903fc2d2f290c84426558-1.webp)
Cheat Sheet for Activity 3: Curation Showcase —Ted Talks— PROS CONS Free to use 20 minute videos take a lot of class time No Account necessary to view or share talks The research shows 3-5 minutes are optimal for 1900+ talks on site engaging students with video Over 330 topics Talks won’t teach a lesson; only supplement it Subtitles and Interactive Transcripts are available Embed codes for Blackboard
—Ted Ed— PROS CONS Free to use Talks likely won’t be aligned completely with your Videos are optimal length for engaging students lesson. Formative assessments are available for entrance If using as a formative assessment, will have to ticket create account, and students will need to sign in. Subtitles and Interactive Transcripts are available Embed codes for Blackboard Designed for a lesson format
—Merlot— PROS CONS Free to use Not all contributed materials are peer reviewed Over 62,000 resources Not all content has the same licensing status (varies Submissions by other instructors with each contributor) RSS feeds are available for receiving updates The Content is not unified in its structure Some material is peer reviewed Not everything is ADA compliant/accessible Blackboard integration is available
—Khan Academy— PROS CONS Free to use The class creation process requires time and Engages students through game theory organization for the instructor Variety of disciplines The Khan class account requires time and If using a class account, the instructor can track familiarity with the tool for the student student progress Activities are available for formative assessments Embed codes for Blackboard Interactive Transcripts are available
—Flicker— PROS CONS Free to use Not everything is public domain, so be careful in 1,000 GB of space; space for 500,000 photos how you attribute the images you curate. Enhance your lessons with visuals Not inherently educational (no formative lessons available)
What tool(s) are you considering for curated content? Why?