Bishop Kenny High School

the personal website of the last presenter I saw today. He was presenting on how you can use online tools to replace textual assessment.

Presented "How not to grade another essay again" He didn't adequaately say how he would advocate assigning points for aspects of the projects though.

An outlet for the students to use for publishing and student editing help.

This was something teachers were able to use DURING the presentation to share information.

This is a site teachers were able to use DURING the presentation on technology, to share information.

An article about AP classrooms and the effects Google Web 2.0 applications have on acheivement.

An article about AP classrooms and the effects Google Web 2.0 applications have on acheivement.

A nested posting of research paper ideas for advanced composition classes.

my microblog

My microblog I created in the session. Steve Dembo mentioned that there isn't set length on the podcast length.

an outlining tool Steve Denbo showing in the last session of Wednesday. It's simple, one you don't need to "learn" in order to use.

Goes along with Dave Warlick's admonition to use data in a visual way. Here you can upload any data you want, or use preloaded data sets, then create graphics based on the data.

Seemed like a cool site grouping techy stuff together

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This is a Flash player that helps students understand plagiarism

This article was cited on the AP English Listserv, and could be paired with several articles about trends in American reading. Come to think of it, this could contain the recent article about comparative reading speeds of the page versus the Kindle.

This article was cited on the AP English Listserv, and could be paired with several articles about trends in American reading. Come to think of it, this could contain the recent article about comparative reading speeds of the page versus the Kindle.

In order to get some of the best samples on Educational Technology integration, click on the links to the left of the page. Most of the books listed have a few sample chapters in them viewable via GoogleBooks.

A reading list for project-based learning for teachers

This website shows oral history slide shows developed by students about the issue of homelessness.

The home page for Flip videos.

Check out the "DIGITALWish" link where a teacher can ask for digital cameras from students. When someone buys one for someone else, one can be sent as a gift to a designated teacher. Get you some!

This works just like Wordle, but with links instead of just words. This is amazing.

Here is a site of 3D molecular models, complete with rotational axes.

How to take live polling of an audience or classroom in real time.

How to take live polling of an audience or classroom in realtime.

Lynell Burmark referred to this book in her presentation on Visual Literacy