Graduate
students this summer semester (2015) in the STEM cohort program submitted excellent eBooks for instructions to students about how they can create their very own eBooks. These students are nearing the end of their School of Education
curriculum at the University of Guam. View
some of the excellent examples from our secondary
teachers currently employed within the Guam Department of Education. Chloe: Su '15
Students using one of the digital presentation tools of their choice (other than MS: PPT), delivered a 5- to 7-minute presentation on the PLN (professional learning network) of their creation. Delivery included a website snapshot, entry information, group affiliations and overall pros and cons of their choices for inclusion.
Web-conferencing tools allow for communications between students, between teachers and students, and between parents and teachers. Students were given a web-conferencing tool for one assignment to assess and then summarize the 'pros' and 'cons' for their classmates. View some of their responses.
The assignment for these graduate students was to create a demonstration/tutorial podcast on how to create podcasts. Here are a few examples of how these teachers envisioned the tutorial for their students.
Examples below are student essays that were correctly written in academic style with correctly inserted in-text citation and correctly written end-of-the-essay references using APA format.