Seeking+Socrates+with+Duffle

= = = **Duffle** = Jonathan List, NC State University

//Duffle// is //great// for providing you an interesting activity and can offer:
 * An opportunity for your students efficiently collaborate
 * Allowing lateral thinking - Taking a trip through history
 * Encourages the use of references.

//Click on Image to the right to view an example.//

= **Learning Objectives** = Participants will:
 * Sign up for a Duffle account
 * Learn how Duffle works
 * Understand the tools in Duffle and their educational implications

= **I: Get to Know Duffle** =
 * Put the "Add to Duffle" button in your toolbar.
 * Click on the "Create Duffle" button in the upper right-hand corner.
 * Select a Content Topic as your Trip Title
 * Select a related city as your destination
 * Carefully read the Getting Started instructions.
 * Delete the automatically entered "Ideas" as they will most likely not serve your purposes
 * Play around inside of the interface; you can't know it until you do it!

Brief Video tutorial for Duffleup.

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= **II: Brainstorm an Instructional Activity Using Tool** = Consider how to support and enhance students’ understanding of reflection while leveraging the power of this tool. // Be prepared to: //
 * Explore the features of Duffelup.com that can influence your lesson
 * Engage in lateral thinking -- This is a travel planning site, how can you use the tools to make an interesting lesson for your students?

= III: Guided Reflection = When you are ready to start the reflection process, click HERE (link to Google Form) and follow the directions found there.

**Additional Resources:**

 * Xerpi
 * Edmodo
 * Blogger

Image retrieved from: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a4/Socrates_Louvre.jpg/220px-Socrates_Louvre.jpg