Best of IPT 286

if we teach about tablets, this could be a cool intro.

These photos of modern social networking tools in old style posters would be great for our presentations on social networking.

a good example of a final blog reflection

A nice alternative to Jeopardy

A good example of creating a PPT Jeopardy like game with decent lesson plan.

" UEN Standard 4: Students will understand how human activities shape the earth's surface Objective 1: Analyze the characteristics, distribution and migration of human population's on Earth's surface. a. investigate how people adapt to their environment Lesson Topic: Understanding Migration Patterns of People "

This is probably the best example of a Google earth project I've gotten, but I'm still not super pleased. I think instead of a recording, it'd be better to link to different places and let people click on the links themselves.

Not the best lesson plan written as a lesson plan, but an interesting idea of creating audio memoirs using Audacity.

Interesting, creative idea of using wordle and scriblink to analyze literature in a fun way.

Solid example of collaborative mind-mapping

Interesting use of Audacity to represent literature in music.

example of viddler for dance

IIC entry. They used Audacity to record translations and embedded them in a website. Embedding the audio in Google Sites was the tricky part.

Dantzel's lessons learned on using librivox. Maybe not the best tool for final projects, apparently.

Dantzel uses Audacity to record snippets of a French poem. Her lesson plan is well organized.

Extra credit option for IPT286 - watch these videos and report what you learned on your blog.

Internet safety resources from LDS Tech Wiki. Useful for teaching internet safety.