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Have started following Angie this week :)

Hi everyone, please feel free to comment on my blog about "How Technology Evolves" and share your thoughts. I have attached a link to the page. Davina :) P.S. My apologies if you can't find my last blog post, I accidentally deleted it and had to redo the whole thing again.

A Slideshare about Blogging

This is the Does Brainstorming Work video used in last week's Springfield tutorials.

I finally figured out how to do this with the URL. This is the internet map used in the Springfield lecture this week.

I found this when I googled digital photography in Early Childhood and this website has some useful ideas.

An educator's blog listing and reviewing a variety of apps for use in classrooms with young children.

Hi everyone! I'd love to hear your thoughts on this! Feel free to leave a comment and tell me what your thoughts are on my blog. Look forward to hearing from you all! Thanks, Davina

This week I found a digital storytelling tool for literacy learning that enables students to create 3D pop up books.

Hi Everyone! What a wonderful platform to use for interacting with each other, sharing our experiences and learning from each other. My name is Davina and I am looking forward to learning with you and from you throughout the duration of this EDC 3100 course. I have attached a link to my blog, so please feel free to browse my page and learn a little bit more about me. Good luck everyone and happy learning!

This is so crazy cool. What's everyone's thoughts? It almost seems impossible.

Hi Steph, WOW! That does seem impossible. I can imagine phones will go holographic in the future, but I have no idea how it will be possible to touch through a phone and touch carpet or different materials. It is defiantly a good resource that provides food for thought.

great site for current social and political dialogues

Collection of math resources (a bit late) for World Maths Day

Check out this link for some very interesting and thought provoking facts. Some of them are just silly but still give you a good giggle.

Currently using this for my blog and wanted to bookmark it. Interesting reading!

I discovered Virtual Tours while on prac in America. It was a great way to show my students some of Australia's sites and they loved being able to work through the images and information at their own pace. Since then I have toured museums and galleries from all over the world without even leaving my desk.

Hi Tamara I looked at the site. Interesting - is it just still images though or are there actual virtual tours? I am keen on using the site but not sure I have the full idea/scope sorted out yet. Thank you http://mrsrobins.edublogs.org/ Jamie

Hi Jamie, Yes for the most part this site comprises of still images and written information...I primarily chose this one to share as it provides a wide range of art galleries. With using gallery tours in my pracs I have found that the still images are easier for students to view, analyse and work through at their own pace than a video feed. There are a few video tours availbale...many can be found on the website for the specific location (I have had more luck finding American and British than Australian tours) but they are definitely worth a look at if you get the chance. http://tammyjoy.edublogs.org Tammy

Another good online resource.  This one is free and while it is British Based it covers most year levels; Early Years, Key Stage 1 (yr1-2), Key Stage 2 (yr3-6).  I have used a few of the early years resources and found the very useful.

Hi I accidently stumbled across Educreators (similiar to Edublogs on a goggle search late at night). It is amazing I even watched a lesson about fractions. It is resources like these which makes me determine to provide my students with fun and engaging lessons - just which this type of teaching was around when I was in primary school. http://www.educreations.com/browse/ Bec.

This is a link to PKM in detail that I found very helpful when creating my concept map for Assignment 1