BubbleShare is ballin.
Why did you choose the concepts you did to create your problem set?
The concepts I've chosen were all from units I had the easiest time learning and understanding. Everything on this project is where I think my main knowledge in this class stands.
How do these problems provide an overview of your best mathematical understanding of what you have learned so far?
By using the terms and concepts for the units I used, I put myself to the test to create questions I know I can do but is also a challenge at the same time. It shows that I do have strong points in some units and that there are also weaker points.
Did you learn anything from this assignment? Was it educationally valuable to you?
I learned that time is a huge value for this assignment considering the mass amount of time and effort is needed. I think it is educationally valuable to me because I can see where my classmates are as well and learn off what they know most in this class.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Developing Expert Voices
Labels: DEV Project, Logaritims, pc40sw07, Trigonometric Identities
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Developing Expert Voices
SAMUS' BLOG
Labels: counting, DEV Project, Identities, Logaritims, pc40sw07, SAMUS, Transformations
Monday, April 23, 2007
Sandy's DEV Project
So here it is. It's not exactly positioned the way it should be, but Slideshare kept doing that to me. So this is it, it's finished. This should due for now until I find something better to use. (:
MY REFLECTION:
I know this is actually kind of late but I forgot all about it since I've been caught up in other things. Well honestly, this project hasn't really benefited me in any way. I did my questions like any other questions that we did on tests, pretests, quizzes and in the exercises. In other words, they were Journey person questions. So it didn't really teach me anything I didn't know. If I was taking this course next year maybe then I would've tried to go for the Expert level questions. But I wasn't about to push myself this semester to do something like that. The only reason is because I had other projects to do that I put above this project. Don't get me wrong, it was a fun project. We were able to use our creativity and computer skills to make math questions into something more interesting and at the same time, teach people. I think I could have done better on this project if it was the only thing I had to worry about. I also find it hard to keep slides to a minimum amount of text. It's hard when you're trying to teach someone over the computer and at the same time keep the text small so they won't get bored and leave. In person, it's a lot easier. Another this is, I think I would've enjoyed this project being done by hand. I like those kind of projects more than computer ones. Just a little idea for maybe later on. I think we can express more creativity with things on paper rather than on the computer. Not everyone is as good at computers as others. So maybe there should have been a choice given? Honestly, I think I would've had more fun cutting and pasting things onto paper for this project, but that's me. Anyway... overall I think the project was a pretty good idea, it just kind of came at a bad time, but it's good!
Labels: DEV Project, Identities, Logaritims, pc40sw07, sandy, Transformations
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Dino's DEV Project
Hello it is Monday April 23rd and today is may due date for my DEV Project. I will not keep you waiting, so here it is, I hope you like it:
This is my project from slideshare, it is in slide form, if you want the full screen version here it is.
If you would like to listen to the questions as you are reading them or working on the problems, here is the link.
Here is the same project, only in movie form.
To see the actual video, because this video may be hard for some people to see here it is at blip.tv.
I hope you had enjoyed my DEV project!
Labels: DEV Project, Dino, Logaritims, Transformations, Trigonometry