Clif's Notes on EdTech

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This is Microsoft's free open source program that was originally targeted at college students. Now it has been opened to high schools.

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Half of our class is on their third year blogging! We started in 4th grade! We are a 6th grade class that is piloting a 1:1 laptop program using iBook computers. We blog, Skype, make Wiki pages, produce digital videos, podcasts and vidcasts.

Great visualization of Bloom's and which web2.0 tools align with the various levels.

My blog mostly about things I'm learning about educational technology, but sometimes about other education topics that strike me as interesting, important or just funny.

many of these are useful for educators

Small, inexpensive robots controlled by calculator programming tools.

The project equips 53 students in two fifth-grade classes at Trinity Meadows Intermediate School with a smart phone of their own to use around-the-clock for the rest of the school year. Students can't text message or make calls with them. But they can use the cameras, mp3 players, calendars, calculators and educational software. Cook handed out the phones in late January.

Website about cover overlays a tool to help students that have dyslexiic tendencies, but are sensitive to the light.

In preparing for a presentation next week, I was trolling around for some interesting new Web 2.0 applications designed specifically around publishing and publications.