HTW Berlin Fachbereich 4 Internationaler Studiengang Internationale Medieninformatik (Master) DIDACTM : The Didaktics of Media Winter Term 2014/15

During the semester you need to experience 5 eLearning units and to report on them using a standard form. We will be discussing your experiences together in class. They are due according to this schedule:

• 2014-11-06: Round 1: Please choose an animation- or text-based unit
• 2014-12-04: Round 2: Please choose an audio- or video-based unit
• 2015-01-15: Round 3: Please choose a Webinar (a synchronous, distributed seminar) or report on a MOOC that you have been attending
• 2015-02-05: Round 4: Please choose a podcast or other mobile instruction unit

These are suggestions for possible sources of units for you to take. You may, however, choose other sources. Please consult with me to see if your choice is acceptable.

Animation-based

• Adobe is supposed to have some, but I couldn't find them on the site.

Text-based

• Software Engineering (my module, old, choose one unit, see me for the key)
• ACM Element K
• Modules developed with eXe:
  • Ophthalmic Presentations in the Emergency Department
  • Blood Transfusions

Audio

• Netucate demo portal

Video / Slides

• iTunes University (also works on PC, choose any topic you please)
• MathBooster (a unit consists of 3-4 videos)
• SofaTutor (see me for obtaining access. A unit will consist of 4-5 videos)
• eLectures, portal of the University of Freiburg (mostly computing)
• Lecture2go, portal of the University of Hamburg (other topics)
• TeleTASK, portal of the Hasso-Plattner-Institute, Potsdam
• Slideshare (find something non-trivial...)
• TED talks

Webinars

• elearninglearning
• tmcNet
• International Institute for Learning

MOOCS

• iVersity, for example the Storytelling course from the FH Potsdam
• Coursera
• Udacity, for example Don Norman's "The Design of Everyday Things"
• There are some MOOCs available via iTunes University
• OpenHPI, Hasso-Plattner-Institute

Mixed

• Articulate examples
• Lecturio, costs money to use, we'll have to see how we can pay for this.
• Podcampus
• MIT: OpenCourseWare
• Carnegie-Mellon Open Learning Initiative

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