The video on the site gives an overview of what is going to happen. Starting on Monday 1st December, and continuing for 12 working days until Tuesday 16th December, an app will be considered each day. According to the video, there will be a short demonstration of how the app might be used in a teaching and learning context, and there will be an optional exercise.
Like an advent calendar, there is a sense of excitement about what might be behind the next door!
Already there is an active twitter stream using the hashtag #12appsDIT, and numbers signed up for the event have reached 260. No doubt there'll be many more by the start of the course.
Welcome participant no 260! :) Roll on #12appsDIT on Dec 1st!I'm hoping to find out about some new, useful apps and to learn more about embedding them in teaching practice.
— Frances Boylan (@boylanfm) November 14, 2014
12 Days. 12 Apps. 10 minutes per day.
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2 comments:
Thanks for this . I must mention that I got the idea in turn from Chris Rowell Regents University in the UK and is he running a version there for their staff sometime in December too. I can't claim to have thought it up. I'm really looking forward to it.
Frances Boylan DIT
Thanks for your comment Frances, and for the reference to Chris Rowell's work on this. I've edited the post to reflect this.
Sharon
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