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Microlearning with Social Media

Discover how social media platforms like YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram can transform the way you learn and teach! In this video, we explore the power of microlearning—short, focused lessons designed for today’s fast-paced world. Learn how to leverage these platforms for bite-sized education, create engaging content, and address privacy concerns to ensure a safe learning environment.

Whether you’re an educator, student, or lifelong learner, this video will show you how to turn social media into a powerful tool for quick, effective learning.

Web 2.0

Using Web 2.0 In Education

Technology has transformed the way educators design instruction, engage learners, and assess progress. Web 2.0 tools enable collaboration, creativity, and interactive learning experiences that extend beyond traditional classroom settings. This infographic highlights the definition of Web 2.0, its key uses in education, and three essential tools—Google Suite, Canva, and Formative—that enhance instruction, learning, and productivity. Explore the infographic to see how these tools can support dynamic and student-centered learning environments.

Comparing Four Learning Management Systems

This presentation provides a comprehensive comparison of four widely used Learning Management Systems—Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and Schoology. It explores the advantages and challenges of each platform, focusing on key factors such as ease of use, customization options, cost, built-in tools, and support services. By analyzing these elements, the presentation aims to help educators and institutions make informed decisions when selecting the most suitable LMS to meet their instructional and organizational needs.

Comparing Learning Environments

Online, blended, and flipped learning formats each offer unique benefits for students and educators. Explore my paper to learn how these approaches enhance flexibility, engagement, and instructional effectiveness.

Instructional Design Guide of Best Practices

Explore this comprehensive guide designed specifically for instructional designers in K-12 public schools, where effective, engaging, and equitable education is the priority. This resource highlights best practices for crafting age-appropriate, standards-aligned learning experiences that capture student interest across elementary, middle, and high school levels. From integrating interactive activities for younger learners to incorporating inquiry-based strategies for older students, this guide supports diverse developmental needs. Grounded in ethical principles and accessibility, it also addresses the digital divide and underscores inclusivity, ensuring all students have meaningful opportunities to succeed.