Group Leadership Project - Group 1

Here is the link to our group leadership project presentation: Edmodo - Group 1



 1. What tool did your group use to deliver the PD tutorial?  Why?
    For our first brainstorming session we met with Vyew in order to discuss and collaborate of what our project would be about.  In order to deliver our edmodo PD tutorial, we created our presentation in google docs presentation and then recorded it in voice thread.  The reason we decided to take this path, was that we are all in different locations, job situations, etc. and google docs was the easiest way for us to collaborate!  We were then able to import this presentation in voice thread and still be able to collaborate and narrate our presentation together as a group!

2.  What did you learn during the development process of the final product?
     I thought that the use of google docs and voice thread were a very nice way to collaborate for groups work, especially since our group members were across the world :-)  I learned that it is very nice to work with educational people that have the same goals of educating our youth and trying to integrate different technologies!

3.  What would you do differently if you had to develop a similar product again?
     If I was going to develop another tutorial of edmodo or any other software, I would try to make the presentation include video to make it more interesting!  I would also think it would be nice to have a table of contents of the tutorial so if people needed specific help instead of the entire thing, they would be able to click on that specific topic.  Within the tutorial, it would also be nice to incorporate times that people could 'try' the software to see if there is anything there are still questions about (but I'm not quite sure how you would do this) and then have a place for them to ask questions, like a blog, and have either others or myself respond!  At the end of the tutorial it would be nice to include other 'similar' software so people have something to compare it to, or look at other resources if necessary.  This would be kind of like on iTunes when they say "people who bought this song, also enjoy these selections!"