FRIT 7739

Week 12 looks like we are all just going to have to get used to this new reality. Working from home makes the days seem to go by even faster.... maybe that is just me. My Professional Development project presentation is this week. I have had two meetings to practice and get feedback from Miles Ford and Doug Dillard. They have been really good to work with, and very helpful. I am fortunate to work for a company that allows the education department to spend so much time on a project like mine. While the Google Sheets project is something they want to add to their LinkedIn Learning, a live presentation is not how they will do it. I recorded both practice sessions - I will not bore you with the recording here, but here is a screen shot of the first practice..... 1st practice with Doug Dillard - 4/1 Originally my presentation was going to be to a group of "real" learners - face to face. Since Shaw disallowed employees from making site visits a couple of weeks ago, this a...

SHUTDOWN! Like everyone else, week 11 was almost a total loss as far as logging time at sites. The only "help" I was allowed to be for anyone was at DSC. The campus was closed - all classes and all but essential office personnel. I worked, finished, and submitted my part of the Digital Citizenship collaboration to Dr. Butori for her approval. The video (hook) portion can be seen here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1INfU21JZxE-vt6bnWlYVoj97_hqYGFad.       We have remained in communication via email: Mails from Dr. Butori. Note the DigCitDSC. I had helped my Instructional Technologist, Dr, Butori, and DSC's OCIS (Office of Computers and Information Systems) with a video conference set up for a nursing instructor. The lady was doing a video conference with University of West Georgia to practice a dissertation defense. It just so happened that the shut down affected her (the nursing instructor) actual defense. Originally, she was supposed to travel to Carr...