Kimberly

toc Use this page to post your Activities and Reflections. =Activities= Provide the URL for each of the following activities. Place your cursor in the space after the heading and insert the URL. Make sure that the link is live - use the editing bar above to insert the link.

**T&L Profile Podcast**
[|Kimberly Rojas' Teaching and Learning Styles Profile Podcast]  Nicely done - you went the extra mile and added the music. Some of your fellow students will wonder how you did that with your phone, so you might want to explain here how you created the audio. Good application of the survey results to your teaching - it's obvious that you've thought about this before. Dr. T

In case you are wondering how I put music into my podast, I did not use my phone. Instead, I used a software program called Audacity (you can download it for free) to first record my voice. I then went to a site called freeplaymusic.com and chose music to save so I could use in my podcast. In Audacity, I clicked on "Project" and then "Import Audio" to find the audio file. This put the audio together with my voice. From there, I adjusted the settings so the music was quieter than my voice, and I also added fade in and fade out effects at the beginning and end of the podcast. I'd be more than happy to help - let me know if you would like to discuss in more detail!!!

**Web Literacy LP **
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**Website & WQ Evals**

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**Virtual Field Trip LP**

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**Collaborative Project LP**
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**Final Project**
[]  Sra. Rojas, hecho agradable. Me gustò la voc del priest la mejor. So that's my Spanish for the day. I cheated and used Babel Fish :-). Dr. T

=Reflections=

For each of the Reflections, use the discussion area above (click on the //discussion// tab) to write a short (150-200 words) reflection of the questions below. Take the necessary time to process the information you took in and shared in the course so far.

> What attitudes, skills, and concepts have you gained from participating in in the course so far? > What did you know before; what did you want to know; and what did you learn in the course so far? > What have you learned in the course so far that you will not forget tomorrow?