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anonymous

Stuff for Classroom Teachers - 2 views

  •  FREE K-2 interactive books & word games
  • Move the tiles - or make your own tiles!!
  • Interactive - Make as many words as you can from the given word
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  • Free register, upload spelling lists, send kids to practice
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      I highlighted some of the ones that I looked into that seemed worthwhile for the kids. I haven't had time to look into all of them yet!
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    Tons of links to technology resources.
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    WOW, there are so many links on this page. This resource would be helpful for anyone who is interested in using technology in their classroom. I was most interested in the fact that some of the sites were already ear-marked for use with smart boards. Some of the sites were practice sites for kids to use at home. I will be adding those to my parent wiki once school starts.
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    I am also very happy to see all the activities involving smart boards. Our district is purchasing them for many of our classrooms and I will share this resource with staff next month!
Virginia Lake

Wordle - Beautiful Word Clouds - 1 views

  • ordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes. The images you create with Wordle are yours to use however you like. You can print them out, or save them to the Wordle gallery to share with your friends.
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    I know that this isn't the newest Web 2.0 tool, but I love it. I can see using this with older students to create a autobiographical image of themselves. Students could also create a Wordle for their favorite poem or a series of quotes. At a conference someone did a wordle for their library mission statement.
bonnie smith

Education World ® Technology Integration Channel: THE READING MACHINE - 0 views

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    Rooting out Words game
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    interactive vocabulary root game
Kelly Josephson

Web 2.0 Guru - 0 views

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    As I was searching for some tools that I could post, I came across this website. I thought it looked interesting because it have some of the same tools we are using plus some others. As I looked a little deeper... WOW I have always wanted to go more indepth with my vocabulary that I teach, and if you teach vocab, you need to check out Vocabulary Activities. I wanted a way to present a new word and then show the students all the related forms with the same root. Visuwords (http://www.visuwords.com) does just that. I can use it; the students can use it. And it also breaks related words down by part of speech. There are so many other options a teacher could use.
LaDonna Van Ahn

Using A Digital Camera in the Classroom - 0 views

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    Language Arts Journal Writing. Classroom newspapers. Autobiographies.Insert student photos in a biographical poem. A great way to start off the year and get to know your students. Demonstrate vocabulary, emotions, compare/contrast. Use a photo as a prompt for narrative or descriptive writing. Students take pictures of each other and import them into a word processing document for an "About the Author" page in a student anthology. .Use the digital camera to take photos of students then incorporate the photos into interviews written by other students in the class. (Students are assigned someone to interview and write about.)
Deb Versteeg

EtherPad: Realtime Collaborative Text Editing - 1 views

  • EtherPad Sign In Blog Forums Support FAQ Pricing Tour Home EtherPad EtherPad is the only web-based word processor that allows people to work together in really real-time.
  • When multiple people edit the same document simultaneously, any changes are instantly reflected on everyone's screen. The result is a new and productive way to collaborate on text documents, useful for meeting notes, drafting sessions, education, team programming, and more.
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    EtherPad is a web-based word processor that is an alternative to GoogleDocs when you don't need the complexity of having accounts, permissions, etc. A free public etherpad is shared with others by sending out the URL. Any one can access, edit, etc. just from the URL. I have found this tool very useful in collaborative meetings/planning sessions as a way to quickly draft and edit work collaboratively.
Kelly Goergen

Google Docs - 0 views

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    Google Docs is an online alternative to Microsoft Office applications. It includes word processing, presentation, spreadsheet, form, and drawing tools. All documents can be shared with other users to just view, or to collaborate.
schreckds

Blabberize - 1 views

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    This tool allows your images to "talk" in that you upload pictures, choose where you want to place a mouth and then choose your audio (phone, microphone,etc). Easy to use with laptop microphone. Great for word study, kids that need audio with text. Fun!
Julie Crotty

Moodle - 1 views

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    This class has been my first experience with Moodle, and I'm loving it! Just a few years back, I would have been the first to argue that an on-line class could NEVER be as effective as a face to face class. I'm eating my words, now! Not only am I finding Moodle to be a very effective "container" for a class, but I'm even thinking that in several ways, the on-line experience is better than the face to face would be. I really want to explore this site further, and learn for myself how to use Moodle to deliver class content in an on-line environment, rather than a face to face environment.
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    Julie, I have been thinking many of the same things. As a staff, we were introduced to Moodle several years ago. However, with very little instruction on how to do it, it didn't go very far. I too LOVE the idea of using moodle as the 'container." I have often thought that if we did the "dirty work" in the classroom - like the reading, the researching, etc, then the students could go home and do the fun stuff - like commenting in a blog. Would that not seem like homework? Thanks for thinking the same things.
Lindsay Brown

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators - Teaching Tools - Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators - 2 views

  • Puzzlemaker...create word searches, cryptograms, math squares, and other types of puzzles to use with your lessons
  •   Jing...this easy-to-use, cross-platform screencasting program can be used for creating tutorials, screenshots, and much more
    • Terri Lamb
       
      This is a great tool for short videos to give short computer instructions for students or to go through a concept step by step.
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    This site has a listing of many tools and items that can be accessed and used for the classroom.
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    List of Educational Web 2.0 Tools. Links with a short summary of the site.
Mark Stallman

http://addis.iowa.uiowa.edu/slis/cdtaylor/project/Classroom.htm - 1 views

  • Karen Thompson from Springfield, Illinois, has created a website that has student consumed projects, student created projects and teacher ideas.
  • Laptops have multiple uses in classrooms.  They can be used for word processing, searching the Internet and creating multimedia projects.  In addition, laptops can be used for Web 2.0 applications.
  • The Endless Scholar blog asks contributors to share comments about the consequences of all high school students at River Dell Regional High School receiving Internet tablets.
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    This page is a summary of different types of mobile technology and how they are being used with Web 2.0 tools.
Deb Versteeg

SlideShare - 0 views

  • Upload and share your PowerPoint presentations, Word documents and Adobe PDF Portfolios on SlideShare. Share publicly or privately. Add audio to make a webinar.
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    Since we use Google Docs at our school, we can accomplish a lot of the same things that slideshare does, but I still think it's a valuable site for making collaborative slide presentations and sharing them online.
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    I use Slideshare quite often in order to take a PowerPoint presentation that I used at a face-to-face professional development session and place it for viewing on a website. It's quick and easy. I usually have a website for most of the professional development presentations I do with resources, etc. and so this just makes it very quick and easy to add the PP that I used also.
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