Big Huge Labs has a tool on it’s site called “Cube” that allows you to place photos from your
Flickr site onto a cube or die. I found Creative Commons images that represented six of my favorite small group teaching techniques: Snowball, Post-it Note, Brainstorming, Line Up, Role Play, and Buzz Groups and placed these on a paper die I can download and print. (See others at the
London Deanery website) My plan is to utilize this die so faculty can begin to practice these techniques during a faculty development workshop in a fun and nonthreatening way...Roll the dice to see what your assigned teaching technique is to practice... Here's an example of what it might look like:
This assignment calls for inserting an image with an attribution. Again, I find myself unable to resist the image with a good story. This brain below is made of green jello, and enjoyed by "The Fam" (as photographer
hurleygurley refers to her family) at holiday dinners for the past decade.
Your cube idea sounds motivational.
ReplyDeleteI laughed out loud when I saw the jello brain. It looks like just the thing for a boy's birthday party. (Sorry to be so sexist, but I raised one boy and one girl and there was definitely a difference in tastes! :-)
Dr. Burgos