Dr. Funk's Educational Resources

Hi Everyone,

I'm providing an alternate format for the Welcome Announcement for the Universal Design for Learning class session.  If you'd like to hear the audio announcement, just click the green "Play" button below and the audio file should begin playing in your browser.

See you in class!

MLF

Welcome to the podcast of a panel presentation at the 2009 Association for Institutional Research (AIR) Forum.  The title of the presentation is A SAS Enterprise Intelligence Solution for Releaseing Jailed Enterprise Resource Planning Data.  Presenters included:

Ed Rugg, Executive Director, Enterprise Information Management Erik Bowe, Director, Data Warehousing Donna Hutcheson, Director, Enterprise Information Reporting Leigh Funk, Director, Data Integrity Initiatives

Handouts that accompany this session are available on the EIM Professional Presentations website.

You can either download this 2 part presentation from iTunes, or click the play icon below to launch the audio presentation.  Click AIR Presentation Part 2 in the next post to continue the presentation.

To decrease download time, this 1hour presentation was divided into 2 sessions.  Please click the link below to listen to part 2 of the AIR 2009 Form Panel Presentation.

This audio podcast is an interview with Dr. Joan Dominick from Kennesaw State University on the academic uses of Facebook.com as part of TekFest 2008 sponsored by the University of West Georgia as part of the Advanced Online Technologies Certificate Program.

Hi Everyone,

I hope you enjoy Dr. Funk's Top 5 Things to Do At Disney.  Believe it or not, there is an educational research connection here!

 Note:  This podcast take a few seconds to load and requires QuickTime to view.

Best Wishes!

MLF

As you prepare to write your Area of Focus statements, I thought it might be a good idea to give you some ideas to think about in terms of educational problems facing educators in 21st century classrooms.  This podcast is a result of a lunch conversation at UNC-Chapel Hill where my dad who was an educator for 30 years and I began talking about educational research, educational technologies and their impact on teaching and learning.  As our conversation evolved, dad was trying to argue a point using a coaching analogy which prompted the idea for this podcast.  See if you agree with our Top 5 Educational Problems facing 21st Century Teachers.

 

Please excuse all the outdoor noise, the incessant bird chirping, the truck noise, the sudden sawing of a tree and the crying baby.  Lesson learned…filming podcasts outdoors may not be the best idea!

This audio podcast is intended to identify your mission for the Week 2 Day 2 - Area of Focus Statement online module.

Welcome to Dr. Funk’s Top 5 List for Educational Research!  These video podcasts are intended to expose you to the use of podcasts for learning as they highlight the top 5 concepts you should focus on each week within our course.  Please know that this is the very first video podcast I've ever produced.  It is not perfect, but I think it is a good start!

To begin, click the image below to view the video podcast from this website.  If you view the podcast through the player below, be patient, it takes approximately 45 seconds to download and start playing.

Episode 2 - Summer 2008