Literature Response Lesson Plans - 0 views
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Mrs. Jepson on 11 Sep 09Response to Literature lesson plans
intentionally and is where the instructor is very much a necessary support to the process
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Beyond Social Networking: Building Toward Learning Communities -- THE Journal - 0 views
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this observation is borne out by my experience documented in http://blog.cit499.info
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I am currently writing a paper about my experiences with http://cit499.info & I will be using this paper as a reference
Technology in Education Leadership Day - 0 views
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Scott McLeod of Dangerously Irrelevant fame invited edubloggers (educational bloggers) worldwide to post (write in our blogs) about digital technologies. Here are bookmared posts I collected from the day.
Diffen - Compare Anything. Diffen. Discern. Decide. - 0 views
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Diffen allows the user to compare, contrast, and the find the difference, between any two things.
http://www.carnegielibrary.org/kids/mystorymaker/mystorymaker.swf - 0 views
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Flash based program for students to make their own digital stories
Copyright - 0 views
By Sarah Fine -- Why I Left Teaching Behind - washingtonpost.com - 8 views
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When I talk about the long hours, for example, what I mean is that, over the course of four years, my school's administration steadily expanded the workload and workday while barely adjusting salaries. More and more major decisions were made behind closed doors, and more and more teachers felt micromanaged rather than supported. One afternoon this spring, when my often apathetic 10th-graders were walking eagerly around the room as part of a writing assignment, an administrator came in and ordered me to get the class "seated and silent." It took everything I had to hold back my tears of frustration.
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I would expound upon this notion bu the author was very clear in making her point.
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IdeaPaint - Let Your Students Make Their Mark - 21 views
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This from Angela Maiers - two videos that share the concept of Ideapaint. This video shows you how to do it. I need to show you pictures of my wall - I wanted to "wiki" the walls of my room and used brightly colored duct tape to designate areas where the students could share information. Perhaps with ideapaint I could do something similar. I love this idea. I think that perhaps next year (or maybe even over Break) I'll use ideapaint to make my whole room writeable - oh so cool!)
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Make your whole room a place to write! What a great idea!
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This looks absolutely amazing. Every classroom should have at least one wall of this stuff.
FAQ (diigo V4 help) - 3 views
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Diigo's features allow teachers to highlight critical features within text and images and write comments directly on the web pages
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Das könnte auch ins Deutsche übersetzt werden
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Diigo conversations push kids deeper - Reflections of a Techie - 21 views
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But I have to tell you that despite all the pain in my neck this has been, I'm LOVING Diigo. We are annotating the blogs as we read them and then dissecting what they mean. Now imagine my little kids (6th graders you know) trying to understand that the geochemistry of this sediment can tell scientist about the cycling of sea levels...and this cycling is important to the coastal cities survival throughout the world. We're just at the most basic places, but they are digging through...asking me questions and pulling out info they think is relevant.I have them write summaries and email those summaries from Diigo to me each weekend. OK...not all are great. But most of these kids "get it" and are pretty interested in the science being conducted. I think they are also grooving on the conversation we get from highlighting important things from the blogs and then chatting (via the annotation commenting feature) about why it's important and what are the next things we should look for.
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This is VERY good! Congratulations! I LOVE to read about teachers who are experimenting out of their comfort zone with technologies like Diigo that produce such positive results. This experiment you're doing with your kiddos is something that will change forever how they view online resources. And, it will change how they look at the web. All very positive, and all skills that will last far into their education. Yes, it is, as you say, the BEST.
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Engaging Boys: Powerful Possibilities for All Learners - 16 views
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new (ontario) site on boys' education
Still Learning: Next Installment on Diigo - 7 views
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Our work started out well. We read in class a section of Antigone, and that night, they annotated spots where they saw characters developing moral dilemmas (these dilemmas are our entry point into the play -- we will eventually write compare/contrast essays on modern moral dilemmas and what we can learn from ancient dilemmas -- more on that later!). Here is an example of one of their comment threads (with their typos and all!) on this quote from Antigone to Ismene, "Yes, I'll do my duty to my brother -- / and your as well, if you're not prepared to. / I won't be caught betraying him.
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This is only one example of many where they read each other's ideas and built their own thoughts on them. I was thrilled. We started class the next day just skimming the play -- I asked them to notice who had a moral dilemma so far just by looking at where the annotations were. They could SEE that every character so far had some kind of dilemma. We were on a roll ...
ShowDocument - 6 views
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"Show Document is a Net Meeting platform for instantaneous and spontaneous online meetings where people can work together on the same document at the same time. All the Net Meeting collaborative services can be used to work together at the same time. The web meeting platform offers the following interactive services: * Share Documents *Shared Editor *Share Google Maps *File Sharing *Share Viewing a Web Page *Share to Mobile *Interactive Whiteboard *Share YouTube
Knol - a unit of knowledge: share what you know, publish your expertise. - 9 views
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Share what you know and write a knol. Did you know? You can embed forms in your knols. Great for conducting surveys or managing collaborative knols! -
A website where people share knowledge. This was listed as an important website for learning. I haven't explored it yet, but hope that some of you will share what you're doing in the comments.
APA Style Blog - 21 views
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Awesome blog showing great APA style examples
InstaBlogg - 9 views
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This was featured on "Free Technology for Teachers" Blog as a website that requires no registration. You just start blogging and you can make your post public or private. Could be great for the under 13 group.
Two Writing Teachers' conference form - 13 views
10 Big Myths about copyright explained - 22 views
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Guidelines for Copyright/Copyright Infringement. Includes "fair use" discussion and examples of what is and what is not fair use. Acknowledges "fair use" rights for education, as well.
Stop and Learn English: Seaside Holidays - 0 views
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