The primary audience for this blog and podcasts are members of DS 107, a College Survival course at Montgomery College, Maryland. Professionals interested in using interactive technologies to engage students new to college and new to online learning are invited to listen to the podcasts and collaborate to discover innovative ways to improve these tools.
Sometimes what you learn outside the classroom can be just as important as what you learn inside the classroom. Enjoy this week as you learn what I mean by this statement.
posted by Anita @ 9:35 AM
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No sooner do you arrive at Montgomery College than it is time to start planning for your transfer to a four-year college. That's what this week is all about.
posted by Anita @ 7:17 PM
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This's week's discussion about learning styles is sure to be a lot of fun with many new sights into our preferences.
posted by Anita @ 5:56 PM
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If there was just one module to this course, it would be Educational Planning! Get everything you can from this week.
posted by Anita @ 8:03 PM
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Another excellent week. The College Survival course allows us merely to scratch the surface of each topic. Time management is a challenge for many of us. Take advantage of all the resource provided for you in this module.
posted by Anita @ 2:53 PM
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The first week allowed time to get used to online learning and WebCT. Next week you will delve into the topic of online and face-to-face communication.
posted by Anita @ 2:49 PM
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This initial Podcast provides an over view of the online course, College Survival as well as an orientation to online learning and the WebCT website.
posted by Anita @ 2:03 PM
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To students in DS 107 - this is where you will find podcasts for each module of your online College Survival course. My goal is to have a new recording each Monday. These podcasts will enable you to hear the highlights of the week, my thoughts about the topic, and, after the first week, a summary of the previous week's topic. Since this is a public forum, you can be assured that any personal information will be kept confidential. You are free to communicate with other students and anyone else who participates on this blog. However, the formal discussions that are required for the course all happen within the WebCT discussion board.
posted by Anita @ 5:38 PM
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