I attended the web conference on
September 2, 2012. During the web
conference there were a lot of questions pertaining to posting on the
discussion board and using Blackboard for the class. Students were having challenges in learning
how to do assignments and discussion boards on Blackboard. Dr. Abernathy and
Dr. Jenkins provided links for finding videos to help us learn how to submit assignments.
Their patience in answering questions about Blackboard was great as this was
our first class to use Blackboard. Needless to say there was a learning curve
for those of us who do not use Blackboard every day.
Questions were also asked about
field supervisors, action research projects, TK20, and the upcoming assignment.
The information gained from the web conference was beneficial to those who
attended the conference.
If there was one thing to change
about the web conference it would be to have a separate conference for
Educational Technology students and Educational Administration students.
Sometimes I feel time is used to answer questions pertaining just to
Educational Administration or principal certification students and the
Education Technology students may not need to know. Examples of this would be questions about ILD
courses or blogs. By having separate web conferences, the conference could be
geared toward the specific set of students who are attending.
Overall the web conference is very
beneficial to all students who are attending it. Information about the upcoming
assignments and contact information is important to all of the students. The information about using Blackboard was also very useful.
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