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Juliana Garcia

How to Teach Digital Citizenship in 1st Grade | Ask a Tech Teacher - 0 views

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    Digital Citizenship for first grade
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    Teaching Digital Citizenship to first grade (year 2) resources
Katy Vance

Moving at the Speed of Creativity | Copyright questions and answers about iTunes, Podca... - 0 views

  • Generally, the place where teachers and students get into trouble when it comes to copyrighted music is when anyone is doing something for a COMMERCIAL purpose (like a fundraiser) and using copyrighted content without permission, or when they are RE-PUBLISHING content without permission on the “open web.” (The public Internet, on a website which does not require a login or authentication to access it.)
Katy Vance

When Dad Banned Text Messaging - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • Then the school called. She was caught texting in class. Trouble was, it was with me. I had texted her to let her know I needed her to babysit after school. But she was given in-school suspension anyway. As it turned out, she had been texting more than just me, but I still feel partly responsible for putting her in that position.
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      I think this is a ridiculous consequence.
Carolina Escobar

121writing.com - fast, high quality feedback for writing - 0 views

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    This is a new, really cool tool that can be used to give oral (comments) feedback on texts written using Googledocs.
Katy Vance

7 things you can always do in my class with your device - Home - Doug Johnson... - 0 views

  • Read a book, magazine or blog post of personal (and school appropriate) interest. Work on an assignment for another class. Play a pre-approved game that builds skills related to the class. (If you find a game that you feel contributes to your learning, tell me about it and why you think it should go on the approved list.) Have a serious discussion with a classmate about a topic in the course using an approved discussion tool. Listen to an educational podcast or view an educational video. TED talks and Khan Academy videos are always OK. (Remember to use your headphones.) Organize your life by reviewing/updating your calendar, to-do list, or address book. Write in your personal journal.
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    To think about as we create a BYOD
rhenabowie

20 Digital Learning Day Activities For Your Classroom - Edudemic - 0 views

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    Katy, this made me think of you :) 
Katy Vance

ISTE NETS for Students - 0 views

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    Do we want technology standards at our school?
Katy Vance

Kidsmart: Digital Footprints - 0 views

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    Chunked advice for kids about their digital footprints.
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    Great resource shared with me by Chloe Edwards on Digital Footprints!
rhenabowie

The Edublogger | Tips, tricks, and help for educators and bloggers using technology - 1 views

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    We may as well have not made our own blogging guidelines. Since they are all here, with excellent examples. 
Carolina Escobar

Cool Tools for 21st Century Learners: An Updated Digital Differentiation Model - 0 views

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    Flexible learning paths: Use digital tools to provide students with flexible learning paths to meet their unique learning styles.
rhenabowie

Games for Change - 0 views

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    Huge collection of social conscious games. K-13 all subjects.
Katy Vance

Understanding Visual Hierarchy in Web Design | Webdesigntuts+ - 0 views

  • SizeObjects that are bigger demand more attention. Using size as a hierarchal tool is an effective way of guiding a viewer’s eye to a particular portion of the page. Because size is one of the most powerful forms of organization, it’s important to correlate size with importance in a design. The biggest elements should be the most important in most cases; the smallest elements should be the least important.
    • Katy Vance
       
      Sigh... so you're telling me size does matter?
  • . When used as a personality tool, color can extend beyond into more sophisticated types of hierarchy; Using lush, comforting colors can bring an emotional appeal to a page.
  • Within a page there might be widgets that are separated from each other by space; within those widgets there is a new hierarchy of title, subtitle, and content.
    • Katy Vance
       
      I like that these widgets are even being analyzed!  I can safely say that my widgets on the library site are not currently working for me.
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  • Good visual hierarchy isn’t about wild and crazy graphics or the newest photoshop filters, it’s about organizing information in a way that’s usable, accessible, and logical to the everyday site visitor.
  • List the key information points that visitors are likely seeking.Assign values (1-10) according to their importance to the average visitor.Now, look at the actual design again.Assign values (1-10) according to the actual visual importance as you see it in the live design.Consider: Does the expected importance match up with the actual designed importance?
    • Katy Vance
       
      Really good approach.  I do this sort of thing informally, but formalizing the process and forcing reflection would mean an effective redesign of my website. 
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    While it might seem like it's enough to just dish out information, as web designers, our task is to break down that raw information into delicious little chunks of visually relevant information that are easy on the eyes, and more importantly, effective at communicating the message behind a webpage.
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