Video: “NOVA: Secrets of the Parthenon“
Video: “NOVA: Secrets of the Parthenon“
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Tagged Ancient Greece, architecture, Athens, humanities, Parthenon, PBS, video
Since I’ve agreed to play Elizabeth I on Renaissance Island in Second Life as needed, I decided I should read a biography about her. I selected The Virgin Queen: Elizabeth I, Genius of the Golden Age (Cambridge, MA: Perseus Books, 1991) by Christopher Hibbert.
From reading Hibbert’s book, I reached the conclusion that Elizabeth I was self-centered, emotional unstable, and indecisive–not a genius. It’s amazing that England survived her reign as well as it did.
During the last week, I ran across these:
Since last week, I’ve run across these items that appear to be worth reading:
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Posted in Education, Instructional Technology, Reading
Tagged elearning, humanities, online education, philosophy, Plato, second life, teaching, virtual worlds, web 3.0
I gave students in some of my classes the option of earning extra credit by creating a Squidoo lens, a knol, or a hub on Hubpages. Here are the webpages they created:
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Posted in Instructional Technology, Web 2.0
Tagged ENG 1020 SP 10, Hubpages, HUM 121 SP 10, HUM 122 SP 10, humanities, knol, Squidoo
This semester I had my HUM 121 students at Red Rocks create Zakta guides for the research part of their individual projects about heroes from different cultures. Here are links to their guides:
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Tagged HUM 121 SP 10, humanities, literature, mythology, Zakta
This semester I had my HUM 122 students at Red Rocks create Zakta guides for the research part of their individual projects about important figures from the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. Here are links to their guides:
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Tagged architecture, art, HUM 122 SP 10, humanities, literature, music, science, Zakta
Video: “Bayeux Tapestry“
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Tagged Bayeux Tapestry, England, history, humanities, Norman Conquest, William the Conqueror