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Amy Brown

Free Project Based Learning Resources That Will Place Students At The Center ... - 0 views

  • PBL-Online Is a one stop solution for Project Based Learning! You’ll find all the resources you ne​ed to design and manage high quality projects for middle and high school students. This site includes information on how to Design your Project. It assists teachers in planning rigorous and relevant standards-focused projects that engage students in authentic learning activities, teach 21st century skills, and demand demonstration of mastery. It also provides a search for projects developed by others (small collection) or the ability to contribute projects to the PBL-Online Collaboratory and Project Library. Teachers can Learn what defines Project Based Learning and the PBL-Online approach to successful project design. There is also an area to Review research and find web resources about effective Project Based Learning. There is also an area to purchase the BIE //Project Based Learning Handbook// which is the foundation for the PBL-Online website. A nice collection of videos is also available on the site. The PBL-Online is maintained by the Buck Institute for Education (BIE) which is a non-profit, research and development organization dedicated to improving the practice of teaching and the process of learning.
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    Project based learning resource page.
bonnie smith

ThinkQuest : Think.com, Oracle Education Foundation, Projects | Competition | Library - 0 views

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    ThinkQuest is a protected, online learning platform that enables teachers to integrate learning projects into their classroom curriculum and students to develop critical 21st century skills. It includes a project environment where teachers and students engage in collaborative learning; a competition space where students participate in website development contests; and the award-winning ThinkQuest library, a learning resource visited by millions.
Julie Crotty

Project Based Learning Step by Step Creation Guide - 2 views

  • Learn how to Design your Project. Plan rigorous and relevant standards-focused projects that engage students in authentic learning activities, teach 21st century skills, and demand demonstration of mastery.
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    This is a site that provides step-by-step guidance on creating project-based learning units. It not only gives the rationale behind PBL as a unit design model, but also guides the user through each step of the creation process. It appears to be very easy to use, and provides information at each step that ensures a quality product. In addition to the very clear steps to take, as well as the 'theory' behind each step, there are numerous examples of completed PBL projects to view. I will use this site myself, as I really like the idea of redesigning portions of my instruction using this model. I will also direct teachers to it when we are discussing teaching strategies and instructional design models that are compatible with how the brain learns. The "briefs" and the literature reviews for each of the Characteristics of Effective Instruction (within the Iowa Core) contain numerous references to project/problem- based learning as an instructional design model that matches the vision of the Iowa Core.
Kim Swartz

Doing What Works - Home - 1 views

shared by Kim Swartz on 13 Jul 10 - Cached
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    This website has research-based practices and translates it into practical tools to improve classroom instruction. You can learn what works, understand the research, see what works, see it actually in action many times in the classroom through video, and do what works, download tools that can support the work. This is an awesome sight for educators! This site has many things that teachers could use to learn about and hone in on their instructional practices. It is a great springboard for learning and then using some web 2.0 tools to provide opportunities to collaborate with teachers either within their districts or in other districts would be a powerful learning tool.
Julie Thompson

Internet4Classrooms - 1 views

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      This site is a great resource for teachers and students. It is easy to navigate and new concepts are always linked to review as you go along. It has been great for differentiating in the classroom.
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    Helping you use the internet effectively. Tutorials, assessments, learning and practice assignments for k-12 covering many curriculum areas using the internet. This site has helped me in differentiating my instruction to the many ability levels in my class. Students can start at the very beginning or start with a more advanced assignment. A lot like Atomic Learning, it uses a show, tell, and try it method of instruction along with links to go back and review a concept if you forget.
bonnie smith

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    ePals is the social network optimized for K-12 learning. Over half a million classrooms in 200 countries and territories have joined the ePals Global Community to connect, collaborate and exchange ideas. ePals now translates in 35 languages!
bonnie smith

HotChalk Learning Management System Connecting Teachers, Students and Parents - 0 views

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    HotChalk (www.hotchalk.com), is a free online learning management system (LMS) designed specifically for K-12 educators. HotChalk helps teachers easily and quickly develop customized lesson plans and assignments, locate and integrate curriculum materials, and manage assignments and grading.
bonnie smith

WiZiQ Free Online Teaching and E-Learning with Web Conferencing - 0 views

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    platform for teachers/students to teach and learn. Users create and share online educational content and tests and connect with people who share similar interests
Lori Ehrhardt

Presentations - 0 views

  • "PowerPoint is a high-powered software tool used for presenting information in a dynamic slide show format. Text, charts, graphs, sound effects and video are just some of the elements PowerPoint can incorporate into your presentations with ease. Whether it's a classroom lesson, a parents' group meeting, a teachers' seminar or an unattended kiosk at the Science Fair - PowerPoint shows you how to make a powerful impression on your audience."
  • Teachers can use presentation software to create and organize effective presentations for small groups, entire classes, and web-based viewing. PowerPoint presentations may contain graphics, digital photos, animations and sound.
  • Students may use presentation software to create presentations that demonstrate what they have learned in a given subject area or to showcase the findings of a research assignment. Presentations are also ideal for capturing the learning process over a period of time. Further, if students can capture the steps of their learning through digital photography, these types of images can be used in a slide show as well.
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    PowerPoint I think students should know how to create a PowerPoint presentation by the time they leave middle school.
A Hughes

Games in Education - home - 1 views

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    Games in Education is a wiki with many links to online educational games for mathematics, science, literacy, global Issues, etc. There is also a list of game creation tools. Who said learning can't be fun?
Kim Swartz

VoiceThread - About - 1 views

  • With VoiceThread, group conversations are collected and shared in one place from anywhere in the world. All with no software to install.
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      Seems like a neat tool to use in a classroom. Student could create their presentations and use their own voices to narrate. Since it is online with many ways to add comments, it could be used anywhere, not have to be done in school. I'm not sure about the K-12 edu voice. It seems like a nice thing to have, but it does have a subscription cost.
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    Create multi-media slide shows that contain images, documents, and video. Comments can be left on each slide in 5 different ways. his could be use with students to create all kinds of presentations and ways to display their learning. They could video tape a science lab and then use this to narrate their learning as they go through the video. Teachers could use this tool to video their classroom and then collaborate with one another using this tool. The collaboration could take place with teacher from different districts, states, even countries.
Kim Swartz

About Common Craft - Who We Are (And What We Do) - Common Craft - Our Product is Explan... - 5 views

  • We Cover Subjects That Matter in the 21st Century Technology Green Money Society
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      These have uses as we think about the 21st Century learners. Right away it makes me think of financial literacy.
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    This site has quick videos (around three minutes or less) that explain things in very simple terms. They use paper cut outs as they explain about technology, money, etc. I know that Barb has used these in our class. I didn't realize there were so many. When I looked at some of them, I thought about the 21st Century learner and how teachers might use these videos with students to help them learn about finances. They can be used personally for free or professionally for a fee. Teachers would have to be careful not to infringe on copyright issues, but this would be a nice way to introduce many concepts to students.
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    I love the Common Craft products, too! Every time I watch one of the videos, I'm amazed at the clarity of the explanation! They are able to take very complex tools, and make them seem simple. I think one of the best things about this is that they provide a "conceptual" look at the tool, rather than simply a "how to use it" video. For me, I often find myself experimenting with how to use a tool, before I really even understand conceptually what the tool is and what it can do! (A clear example of the many times when I don't know what I don't know!) This Common Craft site is one that I will bookmark, and return to often.
bonnie smith

Storytelling Alice - 1 views

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    site is designed to motivate MS students to learn program computers by creating shor 3D animated movies
Amy Brown

How to Create a Delicious Green Apple Illustration | Psdtuts+ - 0 views

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    How to Create a Delicious Green Apple Illustration Oct 4th in Drawing by Eren Goksel In this tutorial, I'll be showing you how to draw a shiny green apple. We'll have a look at various painting techniques throughout this tutorial. It will be fun and you'll learn something new - let's started!
Dawn Bassett

Kids' search posters revisited! - NeverEndingSearch - Blog on School Library Journal - 0 views

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    Description: A discussion of information fluency, teaching, and learning in the 21st century. There are 3 interactive search posters on this page.
Lisa Merfeld

Songs for Teaching: Educational Children's Music Downloads/CDs | Diigo - 0 views

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    Has songs for all different subjects to help students learn concepts.
Peggy Byrd

Kidspiration Activities & Lesson Plans - North Canton City Schools - 1 views

  • 5. States & Capitals Type: Kidspiration Level: Fourth Grade Area: Social Studies Author: Marilyn Hlass, Special Ed - Hearing and Vision Impaired , mah2nc@viking.stark.k12.oh.us Description: As part of the fourth grade curriculum students are expected to learn the fifty states and their capital cities. This activity is a way to practice their knowledge about the states and their capitals.
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    Using the diigo tool is a way to organize sites such as this one to be used in technology class. The 4th graders learn the states and capitals during social studies, and we can do activities during computer class that go along with this subject.
DFerguson7

Dangerously Irrelevant - 0 views

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    There are many useful tools for learning on this website. Makes you really think about what you teach and it's relevance today's students.
AJ Johnst

Search Results | Project Based Learning | BIE - 0 views

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    Multiple examples of PBL in all subject areas developed by Buck Institute of Education. Beginner, intermediate and advanced identifiers.
Megan Andersen

The Kindles Are Coming: Ereaders and tablets are springing up in schools-and librarians... - 0 views

  • “That’s the most exciting part for me, seeing kids excited about reading,” says Hamilton, who launched her program in November 2010 after learning about librarian Kathy Parker’s Kindle project at Seneca (IL) Grade School. “If we can spark or enhance that existing passion, that’s really what this is all about. It gives us another way to fuel the love of reading, while creating another way to learn and have fun. And that’s well worth the investment.”
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      This is an interesting way to look at e-readers. We as librarians should always be looking for ways to encourage reading. The question becomes how difficult it might be to fund such a project. Several of my students have e-readers, but since they are all different it is hard to buy books that fit all formats. This is definitely a trend teacher librarians need to keep an eye on.
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    This article discusses school libraries who are getting grants or finding other ways of purchasing e-readers.
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