Thanks to some great work by Andrew Churches, educators have a basis by which to compare digital techniques to the more traditional standard that Bloom created.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Diane Hammond
Connectivism - LTCWiki - 1 views
sciencefriday.com - making science user-friendly - 1 views
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short videos and podcasts for science classes in middle school and up
Photogamer - 0 views
Spell with flickr - 0 views
Soundsnap.com: Find and Share Free Sound Effects and Loops - 0 views
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Find and share free sound effects and loops
Teaching for Information Literacy - 0 views
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Site designed by Donna DesRoches to help teachers integrate information literacy skills into their curriculum
The Easy Essay - Essay Writing Made Simple - 0 views
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Fill-in information organization program
educational-origami - home - 3 views
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Bloom's digital taxonomy with task rubrics
Bloom's Taxonomy and the Digital World - Open Education - 0 views
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his work provides a great framework from which educators can approach the topic. What follows is a summary of his Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy.
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A framework for examining higher order thinking skills in a digital world
Photojojo » Long Portraits - 0 views
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Good idea for the very first assignment of the school year. Use questions that relate to the specific class. Have students watch their long portraits at the end of the school year and comment.
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How to create living portraits. Great idea for first and last assignment of the school year!
chris jordan photography - 0 views
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Visually breath-taking way to display statistics
CLE-TV online!(meet the hS STAFF h Watch the hs pawdcast meet the E2 staff h watch the ... - 0 views
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where students create community content for the global stage.
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A model that is clearly working
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twitter presenter - 0 views
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Useful tool for your next live call-out.
Raise Your Hands : Metanoia - 0 views
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Well organized action list to promote change starting with "reform of the educational profession".
» Outside Looking In | Kate Says - 0 views
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Added some annotations to this -- I highly suggest that bloggers don't close comments! The conversation belongs to all of us and should take place anywhere it takes place. See Kate's blog for more.
Online Predators and Their Victims - 1 views
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Youths need candid, direct discussions about seduction
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The hard part is finding comfortable places to have these discussions. Where is the best place?
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Education World ® Technology Center: Miguel Guhlin: The CTO Challenge: Buildi... - 0 views
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essential learning tools that every 21st century learner should have.
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It would be interesting to re-visit this list in 6 months (eons in Internet time) and see which tools have stood the test of time and which have been replaced by newer and better.
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Miguel Guhlin
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Thanks for this Miguel! This is a great place to start teachers new to PLNs. Your examples are very effective.
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use your blog as your "backup brain"
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Great examples of using networking tolos such as Twitter and Diigo together.
Diane Hammond
K-12 educator, Curriculum Consultant, coordinator of online collaborative projects, passionate learner