beyondwebct

Good advice for teachers starting out to use some Web2.0 tools with their students.

Welcome to the Google Apps Education Training Center. This is an online learning environment dedicated for educators and students to learn how to effectively use Google Apps in an educational context.

List of links from Shambles Guru

A wiki created for and edited by students

A wiki created for and edited by teachers

Wikipedia guidelines and rationale for students creating wkipedia articles.

A David Warlick -created wiki for school AUPs. 

Shot and edited entirely on the iPhone 4 / iMovie App (in 48 hours).

This paper explores the perspectives of some of the participants on their learning experiences in the course, in relation to the characteristics of connectivism outlined by Downes, i.e. autonomy, diversity, openness and connectedness/interactivity. The findings are based on an online survey which was emailed to all active participants and email interview data from self-selected interviewees.

Pin your history to the world. Explore the map, add your photos, write a story.

The definition begins with this: Equal education is not all students getting the same, but all students getting what they need.

Free and for fee iPad app that allows you to capture and annotate notes with drawings, scribbles, videos, pics and share with others

Thx 2 @gaugler

Covers various aspects of student blogging such as setting up gmail account for students, google readers to follow blogs and rubrics, etc. 

Assist Prof of Archeology details how he uses Twitter and discussion boards to more effectively communicate with students and help guide them in writing more appropriate and higher level response posts. 

Lead singer/guitarist Damian Kulash, who testified before Congress in support of net neutrality and has penned an Op Ed piece on the topic for The New York Times, will be writing a regular column for GQ's website

Tweet your keynote presentations using this free app

By Kate Ray