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This presentation delves into the utilization of cloud applications within Learning Management Systems (LMS). It covers practical insights on embedding web pages, instructor and student interactions with cloud tools, and the implications for pedagogy. Topics include the ongoing experimentation for best practices, the role of privacy and intellectual property in digital education, and the balance between lightweight and heavyweight cloud applications. Additionally, we explore shared documents, student-generated content, and the need for clear policies regarding technology use in education.
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Apres la LMS LMS/Sade
Introduction Lanny Arvan UIUC
Does Your Preferred Container Support The Embed Tag?For Instructors?For Students?What is the default?Who can change from the default?
Poll – Our Use of Embed Tag • At home only • At work only • Both at home and at work • Neither
Strengths of the Cloud Used as LMS Norma Scagnoli UIUC
Strengths= pedagogy? How do professionals communicate and learn in this discipline? What can I do inside this system? What does the system allow me to do? LMS MS What (literacy, competencies, etc…) do I want my students to achieve in this class?
Strengths (Example 1) Shared Documents Weekly to do list Micro-lectures Related and students produced videos Student’s blogs List of Readings Students’ Groups Useful Links
Privacy, Intellectual Property, and The Cloud Dave Long, University of Iowa
Intellectual Property:Issues of Ownership • Conflict between institutional policy & ToS • User Generated Content = Profit • No one ever reads the ToS
Intellectual Property: Issues of Ownership 05/28/09 - Woman’s photo from facebook/blog ended up on ad in Czech Republic: http://www.extraordinarymommy.com/blog/are-you-kidding-me/stolen-picture/
Final Thoughts • Things are still in flux • Just start sharing • Read Cloud Apps ToS
Campus Issues:Big Picture Perspective Brad Cohen University of Minnesota
ASSIMILATE Jack Pinette University of Iowa
He was a MAVERICK