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rapport that goes beyond what traditional text-based discussion boards typically
        foster. Your instructor will provide you with a link, and passcode, to access an
        EDDL 5101 Introductions “grid,” where you can record a short video to introduce
        yourself to the rest of the class. Be sure to keep checking back, and watch the
        introductions posted by the rest of your classmates!

        Activity 4: Your First Portfolio Post
        You have  explored  a bit about  the history of educational  technology, and  you
        have set up your personal portfolio for EDDL 5101. Write a post about one of the
        following:

        Describe and discuss one or two elements from the Bates or Watters chapters
        that allowed you to think deeper about your past or present teaching.
        How does the history of education and educational technology impact what we do
        when we teach with technology today? How do Bates and Watters differ?
        Make an argument for or against one of the main propositions supported by either
        Bates or Watters. Try to bring evidence to bear in your argument (don’t just make
        this an “I think” argument).




        Week 1 Summary
        This week, we have briefly explored the history of educational technology. We
        have also taken a look at some of the modes of delivering education with the
        integration of technology. You have started on your journey of leveraging edu-
        cational technology in your own practice by setting up a portfolio site to share
        your thoughts, experiences, resources, and growing expertise as you progress
        through the rest of this course. And you have met and introduced yourself to your
        classmates by recording a short greeting video using Flipgrid. In Week 2, we will
        start looking at the concept of digital literacies, and how to locate and evaluate
        digital resources for use in different curriculum areas.

        References

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