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anonymous

Digital Storytelling Tools for Educators by Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano (Book) in Education & Language - 0 views

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    Shared today in the Classroom 2.0 group, this points to a free e-book download, or you can purchase the print version. It's written FOR educators.
anonymous

Learning and Laptops: Wikified Research Paper- Year 2 - 1 views

  • A WRP, or wikified research paper, is made on wikispaces.com and allows students to link to resources within their papers, along with embedding various images and videos within their papers
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      Note that she has them use a wiki. I'm not insisting on that because some districts still block wikis. Plus, it's then a matter of deciding on Public vs Private. If you choose Word then the links are there but it's just to be turned in - if that's your preference.
  • This knowledge of worldwide access to their papers has seemingly inspired students to give extra time and care to their papers, because they understand how many people could be reading them in the future. -Hannah L
    • anonymous
       
      Did you also notice that this post was written by a student? But, I like what this paragraph says about motivation, don't you?
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    wikified research papers
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    "A WRP, or wikified research paper, is made on wikispaces.com and allows students to link to resources within their papers, along with embedding various images and videos within their papers."
Emily Reinert

DGP Publishing Overview - 0 views

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    It offers a really interesting approach to teaching grammar. The homepage has a brief overview, but to really understand the program, download the powerpoint (there is a link on the site).
anonymous

Weblogg-ed » If Every Student Had a Computer - 0 views

  • 120 or so teachers from Victoria who are part of a pilot where all of their students will have netbooks in hand in the next few months. There seems to be a growing commitment here to put technology in the hands of kids (instead of spending huge sums on stuff that students can’t use outside of the classroom) and to thinking about how practice and pedagogy changes when that happens. T
    • Mrs Huber
       
      America......are you listening??????????????????????????
    • anonymous
       
      Of course, there's more to this story, isn't there? Once you purchase the equipment (not cheap) there is also the need to make sure that your network can handle it. If not, nobody will use the laptops - at least not to the extent that they COULD be used. And then, the idea of suggesting that districts increae their budgets so that the program could be sustained, is a tough sell. Yet, the alternative is to remain stuck in the 20th century mentality and approach to teaching and learning.
  • E5 (pdf) that I’ll be giving some more attention to on the plane ride home but that at first blush has some interesting language that focuses more on learning than teaching.
    • Mrs Huber
       
      I want to check this out.
  • It’s not just about if every student had a computer; it’s about if every teacher had a computer as well. (As opposed to if every teacher had a whiteboard.) Imagine if our students were being taught in systems where technology was just a natural part of the way we created and constructed and connected and learned, that it was how we do our business. S
    • Mrs Huber
       
      I hope this comes before I retire!
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  • powerful potential in a world where every student AND every teacher has a computer and access to the sum of human knowledge we’re building online.
    • Mrs Huber
       
      WOW!
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    What i f every kid had access to a computer in school every day?
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    What i f every kid had access to a computer in school every day?
L Butler

LGDTXTR.COM - 0 views

shared by L Butler on 14 Jul 09 - Cached
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    Interesting glossary/translator of teen texting phrases.
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    I was actually discussing this topic with the Chair of the Business Division at HACC. This abbreviated language that has developed out of texting and instant messaging reminded her of how Court Reporters use similar abbreviations for words and phrases. They're thinking of referencing the similarities to encourage high school graduates to consider court reporting for a career and a major at HACC.
N Butler

ED Teacher's Guide to International Collaboration on the Internet-- Pg 2 - 0 views

shared by N Butler on 22 Jul 09 - Cached
  • ePALS Classroom Exchange - Connects users from around the globe, providing the tools and meeting places to create a worldwide community of learners. The tools include ePALS SchoolMail™ and SafeBrowser™ as well as built-in language translation designed for schools. Whether you want project ideas for your class-to-class partnership, or discussion areas where you can contribute your views on a matter, ePALS strives to make it easy for members to make meaningful connections with each other. http://www.epals.com
    • N Butler
       
      I can not wait to try this. I signed up for epals, but I do not exactly how to use
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    A great resource for finding global partners. We'll be looking at this more closely in class.
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    A great resource for finding global partners
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    Great to know. Thank you
Emily Reinert

Towson University's Online Writing Support - 0 views

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    Another great grammar resource.
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