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Cecilia Mezzomo

Lesson Plans - Student Learning with Diigo - 3 views

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  • lesson ideas on how to incorporate Diigo into your subject area.
  • help students develop and improve skills in communication, organization, and classification
  • Language Arts: Teaching a Lesson Using Diigo In this lesson students will use Diigo to look at three different websites, each containing a different poem. On each site students will highlight and explain a different piece of information from the poem. Students will synthesize three different explanations about the poem and post their explanation on the forum on the Diigo group’s homepage.
    • Cecilia Mezzomo
      Cecilia Mezzomo on 23 Apr 14
       
      Great idea! 0:)
  • Cecilia Mezzomo on 23 Apr 14
     
    Lesson Plans using Diigo. Hey teachers, don`t miss out these ideas! 0:)
  • Candace Michalyca on 23 Apr 14
     
    This example will work well in a social studies class where students have to compare and synthesis different historical perspectives on one topic or event. There are great ideas shared on this site. Thanks!
  • Kevin Crouch on 23 Apr 14
     
    Speaking of lesson plans, I once observed a teacher using Diigo to have students post research questions raised by a reading online. The teacher then went through the questions with the class and discussed their merits.
Kevin Crouch

Using Diigo in the Middle School Classroom | Mrs. D's Flight Plan - 3 views

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  • It’s important to let students “play” and discover when learning a new tool.
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      jlongmuir on 21 Apr 14
       
      I just LOVE the idea of students using sticky notes to summarize/paraphrase their understanding.  
  • They were excited, and were planning out their next steps.  “Summarize the text on the sticky note, copy my “jot” notes into a Google Doc to edit, and post the final project on my blog.”
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  • My next step is to have students create their own groups as we move into shared readings and collaborative projects.  Within these groups, they can set up a topic and have discussions,
    • Kevin Crouch
      Kevin Crouch on 23 Apr 14
       
      Students creating their own groups for collaborative research.  What about book talks?
  • jlongmuir on 21 Apr 14
     
    An easy-to-follow blog about how one teacher introduced and used Diigo in her middle school classroom for research assignment.
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  • Lexi Pardee on 23 Apr 14
     
    This really shows how much Diigo can help students (and teachers!) stay organized. We all spend a lot of time trying to find something...we once saw...somewhere online. No more of that with Diigo!
  • Cecilia Mezzomo on 23 Apr 14
     
    I like the comment: "No more mess of papers that I can't find. Everything for my project is here". We have to teach students to get organized, and Diigo works really well for this purpose! 0;)
  • Candace Michalyca on 23 Apr 14
     
    Many students currently use the sticky note feature on laptops for keeping information but this takes organization to a completely new level. I can see where the initial process of setting things up can be time consuming and clunky, but as with any technology tool, students soon could really use Diigo to keep notes and information in one accessible place.
  • moniquelbeck on 23 Apr 14
     
    I can see how accounts for elementary students could be set up under a teacher account, but I like Ms. D's idea that older students create their own accounts so that they always have access to their information.
Lexi Pardee

An "Old Math Dog" Learning New Tricks - 1 views

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  • Lexi Pardee on 23 Apr 14
     
    This is a blog I have referenced before for math resources, but now I can see clearly how this math teacher uses Diigo. Diigo is such a focused way to search for content!
  • Kevin Crouch on 23 Apr 14
     
    A cool example of using Diigo RSS feeds embedded in a website to maintain a running list of ideas. I hadn't seen this before.
  • jlongmuir on 23 Apr 14
     
    Soooooo many great links! I think I could use some of these for younger grades too! Thanks, Lexi!!
Lexi Pardee

Must Have Tool for Educators- Diigo - A Classroom Friend - EdTechReview™ (ETR) - 0 views

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  • teachers who have more than one section of a class can initiate collaboration among all their sections. Students can use Diigo to create annotations on useful websites, and save the websites to groups or lists. Other students, even in other sections, can see the annotations made by other students. Students can even comment and respond to others. Here, Diigo creates a communication channel between sections that would otherwise not be easy to create.
  • Lexi Pardee on 23 Apr 14
     
    How to use Diigo in the classroom - more in depth ideas.
  • Kevin Crouch on 23 Apr 14
     
    Later, when students need to document their sources, Diigo can be used to recall website URLs for citing sources.
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