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John Tenny, Ph.D. commented on Jeana Rogers's group 'Instructional Technology in Higher Education'"I wonder if there was a similar discussion when pencils were first introduced. This sounds like an idea for a research project - is there a range of off task time across various classes, subjects, and teaching styles? What changes results in less…"
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John Tenny, Ph.D. replied to Elizabeth Alton's discussion 'Software Development' in the group Software"One place to start is guru.com. There you post your project with enough details so that programmers can get a feel for the skills needed. They contact you through guru.com, not directly, so you are protected from invasion. Guru.com coordinates all…"
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John Tenny, Ph.D. commented on John Tenny, Ph.D.'s group 'Teacher / Administrator Preparation'"I'm chair of the Advisory Board for an administrator preparation program at Willamette University. I'm interested in the role of advisory boards/committees at other institutions. Specifically, how deep into the program data do you go/are…"
John Tenny, Ph.D. commented on Jeana Rogers's group 'Instructional Technology in Higher Education'"My Ph.D. is in Technology in Education from Univ of Oregon and I've been immersed in the use and promotion of technology for almost 30 years. Sad to say, there really has not been much significant change since the early days with the exception…"
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John Tenny, Ph.D. replied to John Tenny, Ph.D.'s discussion 'What do you use to record data when observing special needs students?' in the group Special Education"Maybe that's the wrong question -- perhaps I should ask, what do your students use during their practicum/student teaching to observe and write reports?"
John Tenny, Ph.D. added a discussion to the group Special EducationWhat do you use to record data when observing special needs students?
Do you have a favorite form or system? Pencil and paper or computer? Do you use video to record the student's behavior?And have you heard of/used the eCOVE Observation Software (I wrote it)? Lots of SpEd folks in K-12 are using it, but wondered how familiar university folks are with it.See More
John Tenny, Ph.D. commented on John Tenny, Ph.D.'s group 'Teacher / Administrator Preparation'"Is anyone using live video to observe student teachers at a distance? If so, and it's successful, what equipment are you using, especially to record sound?"
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A couple more tools...
Since I found out how easy it is to add graphics, I'll show a couple of other tools - and these are a preview of the upcoming iPhone version; they work exactly the same on a computer.
The first is based on Flander's Analysis research and is useful in observing any classroom. These are the components of good teaching in most situations. You need to gather data for the entire class or lesson in elementary for this tool to be useful.…
The first is based on Flander's Analysis research and is useful in observing any classroom. These are the components of good teaching in most situations. You need to gather data for the entire class or lesson in elementary for this tool to be useful.…
Posted on December 12, 2009 at 1:06am
Snapshot of Teacher Talk Tool
Here's a screenshot of the Teacher Talk tool referred to in the previous post. You can look at all the tools on my website - www.ecove.net
This tool is based on Flander's Analysis research, and other tools can be created to go more in depth with the data collection.…
This tool is based on Flander's Analysis research, and other tools can be created to go more in depth with the data collection.…
Posted on December 11, 2009 at 12:17pm
In-class observation of university faculty
Next week I'll be going into a graduate class at Willamette University to observe a Supervision and Evaluation faculty member and students. When I offered to use the eCOVE Observation Software to gather data on student performance as they present synopsis of textbook chapters it was welcomed with open arms. I'm going to also gather data on teacher talk/student talk.
I'll begin by talking about what data I'll be collecting and how it will be used. I will be sending the data directly… Continue
I'll begin by talking about what data I'll be collecting and how it will be used. I will be sending the data directly… Continue
Posted on December 11, 2009 at 12:06pm
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- At 4:15pm on November 6, 2009,
Carolyn Harper Knox said… - Hi John--I'm on my way to Washington DC until Nov 18th. I'll be on computer though, and maybe we can talk. c.
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