Mixbook.com is web-based but sets itself apart from the previously mentioned tools. It allows us to use storytelling in a way that we all are already comfortable and familiar with. The process does not create a new media, such as a podcast, a video clip uploaded to YouTube or a VoiceThread embedded in a blog or wiki, that most people are still getting comfortable in handling. Mixbook is a tool that allows anyone to tell a story by creating and publish it as a book!
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YouTube - SecondLifeTutorial's Videos - 0 views
Video Tutorials - Second Life Wiki - 0 views
Social networking - digizen.org - 0 views
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The project is designed to investigate how social networking services can and are being used to support personalised formal and informal learning by young people in schools and colleges
Google Earth Lessons from Shambles - 0 views
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Resources for using Google Earth.
100+ Resources for Teaching Without Textbooks | Teaching Tips - 0 views
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What would your classroom be like without your students cracking open their oversized textbooks everyday? Probably a lot more interesting, especially for the kiddies. There are so many other resources out there for teachers to use, online and off, that teaching without textbooks is becoming more and more acceptable. If you don't believe us, scroll down this list of over 100 different resources - including websites, iPod lectures and field trips - that will encourage you to toss out your textbooks.
Langwitches Digital Storytelling Part VII Mixbook - 0 views
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Mixbook.com is web-based but sets itself apart from the previously mentioned tools. It allows us to use storytelling in a way that we all are already comfortable and familiar with. The process does not create a new media, such as a podcast, a video clip uploaded to YouTube or a VoiceThread embedded in a blog or wiki, that most people are still getting comfortable in handling. Mixbook is a tool that allows anyone to tell a story by creating and publish it as a book!
Langwitches - Digital Storytelling with Google Maps - 1 views
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Thanks to a company named Google , we no longer are confined to a photo album, a world map with push pins or a heavy family atlas to connect stories and images from around the world. Thanks to Web 2.0 tools, we can mash-up media, such as photos, videos, audio, and links that take us to explore further to TELL a story in more detail and with more connections to the world around us than ever before. We can invite others to collaborate in telling a story that has many perspectives, memories, or meanings.
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How can you or your students write a story with a map? Create a Scavenger Hunt around the World Use an image of a place anywhere on Earth or your own backyard as a story starter Map the settings of a book you are reading Write a collective "Where have you been this summer" as a class Follow a biography of an important character in history and events that influenced or were influenced by him Tell the story of learning (and where) that took place in your classroom in a school year
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Great blog post on using Google Maps in the curriculum.
Langwitches » Digital Storytelling Part VIII- Audacity - 0 views
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Creating your own audio stories with and for your student is easy with the free audio editor and recorder called Audacity.
Langwitches » Create Character Trading Cards - 0 views
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Info and Link to site that allows students to make Character Trading Cards. http://readwritethink.org/materials/trading_cards/
The Personal World Clock - 0 views
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