Today, most people only recognize that they are using the Internet when they are interacting with a computer screen. They are less likely to appreciate when they are using the Internet while talking on the telephone, watching television, or flying on an airplane.
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Blogging Rubric « The Cheeky Lit Teacher - 6 views
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Blogging Rubric sample
Ed Tech Experts Choose Top 3 Collaboration Tools -- THE Journal - 8 views
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"Which web 2.0 tools are best suited for enabling collaboration in teaching and learning? A trio of ed tech experts offer up their top three choices apiece."
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Shared today in the ASCD Smartbrief
Autodesk Homestyler - Free Online Floor Plan and Interior Design Software - 9 views
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From the makers of AutoCAD this web-based floor plan designer is very cool and intuitive
Top 10 Web 2.0 by Steve Dembo on Prezi - 6 views
Live Binders - 5 views
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Create a "binder" full of bookmarked sites that then show up as tabs and sub-tabs. The binder gets one url to share. Nice way of packaging a collection of sites. Like this one about google: http://livebinders.com/play/play/3803
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According to the site - "do with digital information what you do with the papers on your desk - organize them into nice containers - like 3-ring binders on your shelf.: -
Your 3 -ring binder on the web. Very cool way to organize your info for the web. Would be interested to see how your teachers use it.
THE WORLD QUESTION CENTER 2009- Page 1 - 1 views
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How has the Internet changed the way we think, these commenters were asked. An interesting collection of comments... one noting: "Today, most people only recognize that they are using the Internet when they are interacting with a computer screen. They are less likely to appreciate when they are using the Internet while talking on the telephone, watching television, or flying on an airplane."
Robert Marzano and Interactive Whiteboards - The Interactive Whiteboard Revolution - 5 views
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"This is a post from my www.tweenteacher.com website. I had just seen Robert Marzano speak at the CUE conference (Computer Using Educators). I've posted before about my long journey down the Interactive Whiteboard road, but this keynote renewed my excitement even while I struggle alone as the only ELA teacher in my district with an IWB. Enjoy." (see link to actual Marzano presentation in the comments, too)
Clive Thompson on the New Literacy - 0 views
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Is technology ruining students' writing skills? Here's a interview with Stanford professor Andrea Lundsford describing her assessment of her students' writing practices.
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Is technology ruining students' writing (or reading) skills? Au contraire, mes ames (Ann - apologies if I've blown the French for y'all). See this analysis of her student writing from Stanford professor Andrea Lundsford.
Weblogg-ed » "Willing to be Disturbed" - 1 views
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The cohort group had been meeting throughout the summer, focusing on learning about social networks, on making connections, reading blogs, trying Twitter and Facebook, and thinking about social tools in the context of their curriculum. The teachers come from every discipline, from math to special education to media specialists.
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And here is a fundamental difference! Superintendent and multi-disciplinary team actually doing their own active learning! Exciting!
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The cohort group had been meeting throughout the summer, focusing on learning about social networks, on making connections, reading blogs, trying Twitter and Facebook, and thinking about social tools in the context of their curriculum. The teachers come from every discipline, from math to special education to media specialists. ... [The Supt] started by asking everyone to read Margaret Wheatley's "Willing to be Disturbed."
The Edurati Review: 10 Principles for the Future of Learning - 0 views
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In their report, The Future of Learning Institutions in a Digital Age, Cathy N. Davidson and David Theo Goldberg investigate the internet's transformation of shared and interactive learning. They suggest the following 10 principles as "fundamental to the future of learning institutions". Provides link to the 82-page pdf-formatted report, as well.
greatdebate2008 - home - 0 views
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The "Great Debate of 2008" is a collaborative project that provides students in grades 8-12 with an opportunity to lead an exploration and discussion of issues and candidates surrounding the 2008 presidential election.historic1.jpg
10 Golden Rules of Social Media - 0 views
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A succinct summary of basic principles!
DIOSA | Communications: Twitter Best Practices for Nonprofit Organizations - 0 views
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Heather Mansfield's growing list of tips on Web 2.0 Best Practices for nonprofit organizations (and anyone else with 'marketing' interests).
DIOSA | Communications: YouTube Best Practices for Nonprofit Organizations - 0 views
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Heather Mansfield's growing list of tips on Web 2.0 Best Practices for nonprofit organizations (and anyone else with 'marketing' interests).
DIOSA | Communications: MySpace Best Practices for Nonprofit Organizations - 0 views
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Heather Mansfield's growing list of tips on Web 2.0 Best Practices for nonprofit organizations (and anyone else with 'marketing' interests).
DIOSA | Communications: Facebook Best Practices for Nonprofit Organizations - 0 views
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Heather Mansfield's growing list of tips on Web 2.0 Best Practices for nonprofit organizations (and anyone else with 'marketing' interests).
Blerp - post comments, photos, videos on any website, annotate the web with music, news... - 1 views
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Say anything anywhere. Seems like a diigo concept with audio.
