a $200 Camtasia Recorder, an $80 Wacom Bamboo
Tablet, and a free copy of SmoothDraw3. 1400+ videos on YouTube covering (math, science, history, etc ) recorded by Salman Khan. Listen to a recent interview by Salman with NPR's All Things Considered
1. Make sure the first question is "student name." Otherwise you won't know who submitted which answers.
2. You can mix question types (multiple choice, short answer, paragraph) but if you have too many types and too many students, the spreadsheet can become difficult to navigate.
3. When embedding the form into a blog, make sure you edit the width to fit within your blog's main column. You can use the same principles of editing the size of a YouTube video for editing the width of a spreadsheet.
This is a fantastic start page option for teachers and students. It has everything teachers want (widgets, privacy controls, booksmarks, calendar, RSS, mini blog(journal), notes, to-do, video, and more). The file upload is a big bonus. Students and teachers can personalize the designs and add/share tabs. You can make each tab public or private and grant specific privileges for the tools (widgets).invitIe students individually or bulk upload from a file.
What authority died and made Mr. young the all knowing mind reader? Perhaps some MIT professors have perfected their well loved lectures. There's no space for any reality but that of Mr. Young here. Sad article.
wow. H bomb! I have little respect for the H school of Ed if they are putting their name on a report that makes repeat broad assumptions and insults of teachers.
sample blog from one of those 13% .... OMG for all the students who missed class bcause u were up playing video games.... Your BFF is this blog. In class we talked about our next class where we will use after life to learn better. No way will this professor get labled a hold out. see this killer chart tinyurl.com/youngpie1
Mr. Jones insults teachers heavily here. He writes like many who profit from and push technology. Note his misogynistic use of "handmaiden" in his fitting conclusion. The NETP working group does the same: "many of our existing educators do not have the same understanding of and ease with using technology that is part of the daily lives of professionals in other sectors. The same can be said of...higher education institutions that prepare new educators"
OMG. This insults teachers, as if they use folk ( aka myth ) to teach. And what's the motive of Jeff to quote him? Rebuttal to this bad joke: Perhaps we would have folk in the operating room if we paid doctors like teachers, not to mention giving them 35 surgeries in a 45 bell period.