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Food and Nutrition Extension Education (FNEE)

Technology is becoming an indispensable tool for Extension education. The FNEE Division of the Society for Nutrition Education (SNE) offered an interactive pre-conference on how technology can enhance our effectiveness [July 11,2009]. Below are slides from that workshop and resources that will help you stay current using technology in Extension nutrition education.

Contents 1 Slide Presentations 2 Workshop Evaluation 3 Resources for FNEE 4 Clickers 5 Podcasts 5.1 Learn 5.2 Nutrition Podcasts from land-grant universities 5.3 Create 5.4 Find 6 Other Resources 6.1 Extension public website 6.2 eXtension wikis 6.3 Current eXtension CoP's 6.4 How to get an eXtension ID 6.5 Ask an Expert Study Final Report 6.6 Field-based Faculty Issues Report

Slide Presentations

Cooperative Extension and Technology: Partners for the Future

Introduction (700 KB .ppt)

Using Technology to Engage Captive and Fleeting Audiences Part 1 (429 KB .ppt)

Using Technology to Engage Captive and Fleeting Audiences Part 2 (3.2 MB .ppt)

eXtension -- Education for Today (1.5 MB .ppt)

The Ah Ha! Moment: Opportunities and Challenges of Online Professional Development (3.7 MB .ppt)

Eat Smart. Play Hard. Together: Connecting with Audiences Using FaceBook (Slideshare link to pdf)

Workshop Evaluation

Please take a few minutes to provide feedback on the workshop by clicking here: FNEE Workshop Evaluation

Resources for FNEE

• Tech Terms Computer Dictionary: http://www.techterms.com
• Social Media in Extension
• Virtual Teamwork with a Wiki FNEE Poster session created by Joanne Kinsey, Rutgers

Clickers

• Using Clickers for Instant Feedback Robin Brekke, Iowa State University, | Recording | Slides

Podcasts

Learn

• Making a Podcast: As Easy as 1,2,3 FNEE Poster Session created by Joanne Kinsey, Rutgers

• Podcasting in Plain English from Common Craft, http://commoncraft.com/

• Podcasting Best Practices http://kb.iu.edu/data/awqo.html from Indiana University Information Technology Services

Nutrition Podcasts from land-grant universities

Clemson

• Nutrition podcasts are being developed in both English and Spanish and are posted at http://www.clemson.edu/itunesu/ on the Food Science and Human Nutrition channel.

Cornell

• Load iTunes. Available under iTunesU -> Cornell University -> Health and Medicine -> Health and Nutrition

University of Illinois Extension

• http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/podcasts/supermarket/ Challenges at the Supermarket - Organic Foods, University of Illinois Extension

New Mexico State University

• http://iTunes.nmsu.edu New Mexico State University Extension and Outreach Podcasts
  • Click on the Family, Health and Food category

UC Davis

• http://blogs.extension.iastate.edu/foodsavings/2009/03/10/how-to-tell-when-food-has-gone-bad/

Create

• Audacity, http://audacity.sourceforge.net/, is a free, open source software for recording sounds for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
• http://www2a.cdc.gov/podcasts/bestpractices.htm Best practices for podcasting from the Center for Disease Control

Find

• iTunes Store Podcast Channel

• http://PodcastDirectory.com

• http://Podcast411.com

• http://PodcastAlley.com

Other Resources

Extension public website

eXtension public website

eXtension wikis

eXtension wikis

Current eXtension CoP's

CoP's

How to get an eXtension ID

To get an eXtension ID go to:

eXtension ID

and click on signup for one! at the bottom of the page.

Ask an Expert Study Final Report

Ask an Expert Study Final Report (PDF)

Field-based Faculty Issues Report

Field-based Faculty Issues Report (PDF)