How much information is available about our students - and how much should we be collecting? We may be familiar with Surveillance Capitalism - but what tools and methods can we (or should we) be using to help improve learning?
Links I like to share:
Develop learning habits and mindfulness - I love the courses on MindValley
MindValley
Skillshare: I have courses on Skillshare and am adding more
🏫 https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/learningwithfrank
A free course I created on Excel - I'm planning to create some more courses - let me know what you think. It's a work in progress.
📈 https://new-acc-space-3976.ispring.com/app/preview/fbb5a708-ec00-11ec-87bc-82af9ba4042c
My Favourite Gear
Here is my Amazon Store - I try to keep it updated 😁
Canada
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US Store
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Social Links
📸 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/learning_and_tech
🧑🤝🧑 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Learningtechnologychannel
🐤 Twitter - https://twitter.com/FrankBergdoll
🌏 BLOG (Franks Class) - https://www.franksclass.ca
🌐 Learning Mindset Website - https://learningmindset.ca
About…me.
Hello there - I'm glad you've taken the time to listen to my Podcast and read this description box!
My name is Frank, and I've been teaching post-graduate programs in technical subjects for almost 25 years. My Master's Degree is in Learning and Technology (from Royal Roads University in Victoria, BC - where they filmed the X-Men movies!).
I'm a Microsoft Certified Trainer (since 1998), a Cisco Certified Academy Instructor (since 1999), and have a lot of different technical certifications (I even had my own consultancy and was a member of the Apple Consultants Network for a few years. I like technology a lot.
I've been fascinated with learning and how to improve learning for years. Especially how to leverage technology for learning. From productivity Applications like Teams, OneNote, Excel, and the entire Microsoft Office suite to tools such as Mindmapping, Metaverse, VR, AR, and more - I like to see how we can use tools to leverage our ability to teach and learn.
🎥 Learning and Technology with Frank is my YouTube channel.
The YouTube channel is about helping students and teachers improve their learning by leveraging technology tools. Whether remote teaching, distance learning, or in the classroom. This channel is dedicated to developing teaching and personal productivity regarding learning and technology. Thank you for watching!
Note: some of the links to other sites may be affiliate links that I get a referral fee for
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