Visiting Union and Doin’ Some Googlin’

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Today, I get to spend the day at Union University with Dr. Anna Clifford’s classes. Anna is always so generous and invites me to come visit with her students and share a little of my knowledge with them. For the past few times, we’ve been concentrating on Google Docs. But I think I’m going to throw in a little Wordle this time, too.
Below are the links and resources we’ll be using from my Resource Wiki hosted at PBWorks.
- Using Google Docs word processor
- Using Google Docs presentations
- Using Google Docs spreadsheet
- Creating forms and quizzes with Google Docs forms
And hopefully, we’ll have time to do a little Wordle, too, to see how we might use Wordle during class.


A new year is upon us and thus we should take time to examine some of the potential changes that the year 2010 will bring. Examining potential changes is important because technology is in a constant state of change and so are the lives of those involved with instructional technology. Although this blog post will not attempt to take on all the predicted changes in instructional technology for the year 2010, this post will examine three 2010 predictions I agree with and three that I do not.





