The documents below are samples of Steven Malikowski’s writing. The diversity of his writing allows him to quickly learn and clearly describe new information. The following sections are available: Online help, Funding proposals, Blog postings, Books & booklets, and Research reports.
Online help
Finding new bike trails with phone apps
- Creating a bike route in Google Maps.
- Creating a bike route in RideWithGPS.
- Both articles were reviewed and published in WikiHow.
Creating your first quiz in Moodle
- Malikowski, S. R. (2016). Moodle is used by universities to provide learning resources and activities for students—such as quizzes, discussions, and low-tech simulations. This quick start helps users create their first online quiz.
- Click here to view the quick start.
Creating your first online schedule in Moodle
- Malikowski, S. R. (2016). The Moodle scheduler allows professors to arrange a variety of meetings with students—such as office hours, small group consultations, and lab demonstrations.
- Click here to view the instructions.
Funding proposals
2014 Book proposal to the Minnesota Historical Society Press
- Malikowski, S. R. (2014). Proposal requests that the Minnesota Historical Society Press publish novel I wrote that is based on events in Minnesota history.
- Click here to view the proposal.
2012 Funding Proposal to the Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC) of the United Kingdom
- Malikowski, S. R. (2012). Proposal requests £178,000 to ($276,000) implement tablet-based assessment at the University of London.
- Click here to view the proposal.
2008 Funding Proposal to the Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC) of the United Kingdom
- Malikowski, S. R. (2008). Proposal requests £200,000 to ($360,000) implement virtual patients into the curriculum of St. George’s Hospital & Medical School, which is part of the University of London.
- Click here to view the proposal.
Blog posts
Day 17: Extreme rural, urban, & luxury
- Malikowski, S. R. (2011). Description of one day of my 1,100 solo cycle ride across Britain.
- I wrote blog posts after cycling many miles each day, often in rain and wind. That leads to some typos in the blog.
- Click here to view the blog post.
London by Bike, in 250 words
- I enjoy the challenge of very short blog posts, forum notes, or other situations where every word must matter. This sample shows I can use a few words to, hopefully, show a lot.
- Click here to view the sample.
Posts in this blog
- Malikowski, S. R. (2016). This website/blog contains posts that describe WordShop services and my thoughts on writing.
- Click here to view posts in this blog.
Books & Booklets
Novel: Walking Out of the Dark
- Malikowski, S. R. (2015). Novel tells a story about the time my brother attended a school for blind adults.
- Click here to view the first chapter.
Interacting in History’s Largest Library: Web-Based
Conferencing Tools
- Malikowski, S. R. (1997). Interacting in history’s largest library: Web-based conferencing tools. In B. Kahn (Ed.), Web-Based Instruction (pp. 283-294). Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Educational Technology Publications.
Manual for Designing & Developing Online Courses
- Walden University primarily offers online courses, so professors needed to learn how to make and maintain online courses. Working with the rest of the Instructional Design Team, I wrote the manual that explained how to create an online course.
- Click here to view the manual.
MHE 5000 Teaching & Learning: Student Handbook
- At the University of London, I taught the class MHE 5000, which introduced medical students to teaching and learning. The file below is the student handbook for that class.
- Click here to view the handbook.
Research articles
Three Year Analysis of CMS Use in Resident University Courses
- Malikowski, S. R. (2010-11). A Three Year Analysis of CMS Use in Resident University Courses. Journal of
Educational Technology Systems, 39, 1, 65-85. - Click here to view the article.
Factors Related to Breadth of Use in Course Management Systems
- Malikowski, S. R. (2008). Factors related to breadth of use in course management systems. Internet and Higher Education, 11(2), 81-86.
- Click here to view the article.
A Model for Research into Course Management Systems
- Malikowski, S. R., Thompson, M. E., & Theis, J. G. (2007) A model for research into course management systems: Bridging technology and learning theory. Journal of Educational Computing Research, 36, (2).
- Click here to view the article.
External Factors Associated With Adopting A CMS1 in Resident
College Courses
- Malikowski, S., Thompson, M., & Theis, J. G. (2006). External factors associated with adopting a CMS in resident college courses. Internet & Higher Education, 9(3), 163-174.
- Click here to view the article.
Using Web-Based Cases to Enhance, Extend and Transform
Preservice Teacher Training: Two Years in Review
- Bonk, C. J., Daytner, K., Daytner, G., Dennen, V., & Malikowski, S. (2001). Using Web-based cases to enhance, extend and transform preservice teacher training: Two years in review. Computers in the
Schools, 18(1), 189-211.
Holy Cow: Case Based Conferencing On The Web With Preservice
Teachers
- Bonk, C., Angeli, C., Malikowski, S., & Supplee, L. (2001). Holy cow: Scaffolding case based conferencing on the web with preservice teachers. Education at a Distance, 15(8).
We’re in Title to Dream: Envisioning a Community of Practice
- Bonk, C. J., Hara, H., Dennen, V., Malikowski, S., & Supplee, L. (2000). We’re in TITLE to dream: Envisioning a community of practice, “The Intraplanetary Teacher Learning Exchange.” CyberPsychology and Behavior, 3(1), 25-39.
Web-Based Case Conferencing for Preservice Teacher Education
- Bonk, C. J., Malikowski, S., Angeli, C., & East, J. (1998). Web-based case conferencing for preservice teacher education: Electronic discourse from the field, Journal of Educational Computing Research, 19(3), 267-304.
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