12-Year-Old Lauren Rojas Sends Hello Kitty to Space for Science Project - 0 views
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djplaner on 17 Feb 13A science project by a 12 year-old enabled by a range of ICTs. But do you know why the project's title is a little misleading?
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Google Code Playground - 2 views
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A bit more technical, but the Dynamic Feed Control is the tool used on the Study Desk to display updates to the EDC3100 Diigo group and eventually student blogs and the twitter feed.
Sensordrone: The 6th Sense of Your Smartphone...& Beyond! by Sensorcon - Kickstarter - 4 views
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A cheap sensor that can be connected to a mobile phone and combined with a range of apps to act as a data logger. Almost approaching the idea of a Tricorder from Star Trek. Will measure temperature, humidity, pressure, light, carbon monoxide levels amongst others.
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Your giving yourself away now David with the "Star Trek" comment, don't tell me you can speak Klingon ;))) -
Wow. That is amazing, Can you imagine implementing something like that into the classroom. That is a whole new level of science and maths teaching!!
Explainer: what is 3D printing and what's it for? - 3 views
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3D printing is one of the latest ICTs to start generating buzz. It promises to offer new and unique ways for students to create.
Word Clouds « Learning Technologies - 3 views
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Generating word clouds is at its essence the manipulation of text into a graphical form. A form of visualisation.
Info For First Time Visitors | Student Blogging Challenge - 4 views
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The Student Blogging Challenge is just one project that aims to help school age learners connect to folk outside of the classroom. An example of ICTs being used to exchange information/communicate A new challenge runs every March and September.
Setting up a School Internet Radio Station - Happy Steve - 6 views
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A 2009 blog post from a NSW teacher about setting up a school Internet radio station. Includes some ideas for how this could be used. Involves aspects of recording information, distributing it and creating it (amongst others).
Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine - 4 views
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The Internet archive is attempting to provide "universal access to all knowledge". i.e it is storing as much information as it possibly can. You can find movies, audio, books, even websites via the Internet archive.
Exploring using the Wii/Augmented Reality to teach proportion « The Weblog of... - 0 views
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A bit more information about Innovation #96 from the Decoding Learning innovation list. Using a Wii controller to help primary school kids develop an understand of proportion. Found a video that shows it in action.
Curriki - Free learning resources for the world - 6 views
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An online site where teachers share a range of different resources including multimedia resources, lesson plans and up to entire courses. These are increasingly called Open Education Resources (OERs).
Salinger - Imgur - 4 views
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Images of type-written letter from JD Salinger - the author of "The Catcher in the Rye" - explaining why he thinks the novel cannot be made into a movie.
Ideas to Inspire - Techy Tips for Non-Techy Teachers - 2 views
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Basic tips to add some ICTs to your teaching (lots that we are already using in EDC3100, such as Twitter and Blogging, but some new ones too)
Classrooms | WordPress.com - 1 views
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Wordpress.com - my favourite blog platform - now providing explicit support for class blogs
playforce.org - Playforce: Learning from the games we play - 1 views
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A development version of a website aiming to help "players, parents and educators share learning experiences in games'. i.e. it helps you identify what games might be useful for learning and what they might help with.
Using Twitter in the Primary Classroom | Changing Horizons - 3 views
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An article reporting on the use of Twitter in a Year 2 class - their Twitter account https://twitter.com/ClassroomTweets Found this in response to a question from @kellyfrintzilas
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A slideshare introducing interesting ways to integrate Twitter into the classroom http://www.slideshare.net/travelinlibrarian/twenty-five-interesting-ways-to-use-tw Added this on my twitter account @kellyfrintzilas -
A blog posting on using Twitter in a classroom. This has some great tips on how and why to use twitter in the classroom. http://www.essentialschools.org/resources/451 Added this on my twitter account @kellyfrintzilas
Free Technology for Teachers: gClassFolders Helps You Organize Google Drive Files Share... - 2 views
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A short description of a script that helps you manage multiple folders on Google drive. Google drive is one of many cloud/Internet-based shared drive features. It's a great way to share files with groups of people (e.g. the students in your class, parents, fellow teachers etc.) It can also be useful for simply storing work for yourself independently of a particular computer. DropBox is the name of a similar service. There are quite a few.
A Port In The Storm: How One Professor Defied The Queensland Floods With Minecraft | Ko... - 1 views
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A Bond Uni course gets taught in Minecraft.
Convert Words to Pages - Free Calculator (select font & size) - 3 views
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An online "calculator" that will tell you how many pages a given number of words will take up. You can select the font style, size and spacing.
Twittering About Learning: Using Twitter in an Elementary School Classroom | Coalition ... - 5 views
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Primary teaching writing about how and why she uses Twitter in her class.
"Digital Life": an augmented music video parody #edcmooc final artifact | Amy's MOOCs: ... - 2 views
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A blog post that describes the process for creating a music video parody reflecting on how digital technology has changed us. Cool tools used, a description of the process and a great end result.
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