It’s been a couple of weeks since graduation, but to keep the memory of completing my degree better intact I’ve decided to release my final review paper under the creative commons license shown at the bottom of my website. Partially it sums up pretty much my feelings and assertions of the role that advanced computing technology should have in learning. (more…)
As promised, I’ve created a resource for this with a more modern feel to it. Here it is in all its glory:
Here’s a version with some overlays to indicate those learning activities that are active and passive:
Active learning would include those activities that charge our brains and capacities to remember what we are experiencing. Passive learning would include those activities that people can still learn from, but not generally as effective as active learning.
Given this, we should realize that every human being is different. We as instructors and educators should be flexible to adapt to every person’s learning style and seek out their needs
As stated, I’m releasing this under a Creative Commons License under a variety of animated media presentation formats:
- MS PowerPoint (version 2003 or greater) Cone of Experience Media PowerPoint
- Adobe Captivate (version 1 or later) Cone of Experience Media Captivate
- Adobe Flash (version 8 or greater) Cone of Learning (Adobe Flash)
- Adobe Fireworks as an unflattened PNG file (still images only) Cone of Learning (Adobe Fireworks PNG)
Here’s the link to download them all as a zipped archive: Cone of Experience Media
As mentioned, anyone can use this stuff to their heart’s content as per the creative commons license below:
Edgar Dale Cone of Experience Media by Jeffrey Anderson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at www.edutechie.ws
