synchronous+online+class+questions&topics

=This page is for you to list topics and/or questions that you'd like to discuss during the synchronous online class. I do have a few topics that I will be discussing; however, I'd like to give you the opportunity to ask questions as well!= =Please list your name and your question.= =Thank you--Dr. Fritz= Link to go back to Week 3 Online

Karen - I would love to see a demo or just learn how to put videos, screenshots, etc into a blog or wiki. I have a wiki for school, but I imagine the steps would be the same as for a blog. I loved the screenshots that Mary put in her blog and how you could click on them to enlarge, and also the embedded videos that Dr. Fritz has put into the wiki could be really great for students in my classes. ***taking screenshots on mac: @http://guides.macrumors.com/Taking_Screenshots_in_Mac_OS_X**
 * taking screenshots on PC: @http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-take-a-screen-shot-on-pc

Leslie: I would like to know how to start a webpage. For example, if I wanted to create a webquest, where would I begin? Phil: I too would like to know how we go about creating these ourselves. Leslie: I read about what true webquests are. What is the difference between a VFT and a webquest?

Jen--If I wanted to use Voicethread with my class, would I have to purchase a subscription? I actually think that my school district has access to this. If that is the case, is there a way for my to only allow my students to join the page and discussion. In using Voicethread this week, I have enjoyed the way it incorporates sight, sound, interaction, and collaboration. However, I would want it to be protected collaboration, so that only my students could have access. Is that possible?

Megan- is there a quicker or easier way to add a link into Blogger comments? I always forget the html coding that I need to put in and I have to look it up every time. ***I don't think so. What I do (I have a mac) is I have the coding on a sticky on my desktop. I can just click on the sticky, highlight, copy, paste it into the comment.....so I don't have to look it up each time. It always sits on my desktop.