Ben's Classification System and Reflection - 17 views

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  #1 Ben P on 24 Oct 09

   

  Ben's Web Organizational Scheme:
  
  I. Continuing Education
  A. Official teaching
  B. Computers
  C. Webwork
  D. Non-official teaching
  
  II. Lessons
  A. Math
  B. IPC
  
  III. Resources
  A. Learning Games
  1.Math
  2. IPC
  B. Videos
  1. Math
  2. IPC
  C. Worksheets
  1. Math
  2. IPC
  D. Graphics
  1. Math
  2 IPC
  E.Computer Programs
  
  IV. Background Knowledge
  A. Math
  B. IPC
  C. Computers
  
  
  Reflection:
  The use of these web based bookmarking tools is helping me to better organized my resources. Prior to this I would have different websites booked on my home and school computers without there being a fully organized system to it. While thinking about my needs and current tags, I saw that I have way too many tags all over the place. Due to the seeming randomness of them, I need to have a more methodical way to organize them so that I can find the site that I need without having to do a big search through my bookmarks. Through the system that I am setting up, I will be able to either search by subject and then narrow the bookmark down through a secondary tag (lessons, resources, etc.) or begin with the begin by looking for a lesson and then specify the subject. Each of these points can then be further clarified with another tag specific to the topic at hand (fractions, mapmaking, etc.).
  By doing this I can see even more how a search can be done by key terms, since I had to construct my own key word organizational system. It is like a filter in which you start with general terms and then get much more specific. However the best thing I have seen from this is how I can keep the websites that I have found in a manner to be able to use them easily.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Ben's Web Organizational Scheme: <br /> <br /> I. Continuing Education <br /> A. Official teaching <br /> B. Computers <br /> C. Webwork <br /> D. Non-official teaching <br /> <br /> II. Lessons <br /> A. Math <br /> B. IPC <br /> <br /> III. Resources <br /> A. Learning Games <br /> 1.Math <br /> 2. IPC <br /> B. Videos <br /> 1. Math <br /> 2. IPC <br /> C. Worksheets <br /> 1. Math <br /> 2. IPC <br /> D. Graphics <br /> 1. Math <br /> 2 IPC <br /> E.Computer Programs <br /> <br /> IV. Background Knowledge <br /> A. Math <br /> B. IPC <br /> C. Computers <br /> <br /> <br /> Reflection: <br /> The use of these web based bookmarking tools is helping me to better organized my resources. Prior to this I would have different websites booked on my home and school computers without there being a fully organized system to it. While thinking about my needs and current tags, I saw that I have way too many tags all over the place. Due to the seeming randomness of them, I need to have a more methodical way to organize them so that I can find the site that I need without having to do a big search through my bookmarks. Through the system that I am setting up, I will be able to either search by subject and then narrow the bookmark down through a secondary tag (lessons, resources, etc.) or begin with the begin by looking for a lesson and then specify the subject. Each of these points can then be further clarified with another tag specific to the topic at hand (fractions, mapmaking, etc.). <br /> By doing this I can see even more how a search can be done by key terms, since I had to construct my own key word organizational system. It is like a filter in which you start with general terms and then get much more specific. However the best thing I have seen from this is how I can keep the websites that I have found in a manner to be able to use them easily.</div>

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  #2 Brett Hoffmaster on 26 Oct 09

   

  We both have Professional Development, Streaming (Videos), and Lessons (broken down by subjects differently, but still a lesson heading).

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">We both have Professional Development, Streaming (Videos), and Lessons (broken down by subjects differently, but still a lesson heading).</div>

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