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Bruce Wilson

Free Online Idea Management and Collaboration Service | Wridea.com - 1 views

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    A teacher could use this in his or her classroom to help students brainstorm ideas in the writing process. I have used googledocs to insert a pre-writing template for students to complete prior to some writing assignments which fulfills a similar purpose. The resource could also be useful in helping you keep your agenda or priorities organized especially when working in a group.
Bruce Wilson

Collaboration Tools | 15 Free Online Collaboration Tools | Collaborative Learning - 1 views

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    online collaboration group of tools
anonymous

PebbleGo | Capstone Digital - 1 views

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    PebbleGo is an early childhood research base for young children learning to read. Information is child friendly and includes many pictures and videos to enrich student learning. PebbleGo has a read aloud feature that allows text to be read to the audience, if necessary. It also has online games relating to topics on PebbleGo and printable resources. This resource requires login information and can be purchased as a subscription by an entire school.
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    Pebble Go is an excellent online resource for student reserach. This site is divided up by category of science, social studies, and biographies. Students use this interactive website to learn about different academic content areas. For each topic, readings, videos, games, and audio recordings are provided. This allows students of all ability levels to be able to access the information and understand the content. My students love this site as it is a great starting point for any reserach project!
Samantha Biskach

Edublogs - 0 views

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    For teachers looking to keep students learning even outside of the classroom, creating a blog platform for each classroom would be key. Edublogs can be used for e-portfolios and class sites. By uploading videos, pod-casts and notes, my language art students could have an interactive classroom to complete novel study discussions and assignments. In the past, I have used Edmodo and Edublogs is a similar platform. I would recommend for teachers.
Samantha Biskach

Kidblog - 1 views

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    As a goal for the next school year, I have decided to include a blog that would accompany my teaching and assignments my students would complete throughout the year. Through my searching, I discovered Kidblog. According to the site, "Kidblog is designed for K-12 teachers who want to provide each student with an individual blog. Students publish posts and participate in academic discussions within a secure classroom blogging community." For my language arts students, they would use this tool by completing and discussing discussion questions relating to a novel study (we complete at least 4 throughout the year). In regards to writing, their personal blog would be a great place to stay organized with their process of writing. I also like how this platform allows students to start an e-portfolio, especially for their writing and composition samples.
Mary Jo Adams

The Language Coach - 0 views

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    Great blog and ideas for language teachers who want to ditch grammar and run a communicative language program.
farinarana

ABC Learn online - 1 views

ABC motivates students to understand the basic number concepts. It has some other activities: comparing and classifying, patterning, Counting, Ordinal numbers and etc. The concept is that students ...

Math EDTC610 prek-3

started by farinarana on 31 May 14 no follow-up yet
Mary Jo Adams

Bablingua - Welcome - 0 views

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    Great audio, video and reading resources for Spanish speaking countries.
Stacey Brown

National Archives Docs Teach - 3 views

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    Bring the past to life and turn your students into historians with the DocsTeach program from the U.S. National Archives. - Click on Activities to create activities you customize for use in the classroom. - Click on Documents to select from thousands of primary source documents from the billions preserved at the National Archives.
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    I'm trying this again . . . Docs Teach is digital "warehouse" of primary source documents that include interactive activities, such as evaluating evidence to make a case for a particular argument. This is very useful resource for a social studies class.
Samantha Biskach

Slideshare - 6 views

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    Why reinvent the wheel when making PowerPoint presentations? This online tool is used to upload and download PowerPoint presentations and visuals on all sorts of topics. Users may search for an already created PowerPoint on a subject they may teach and download it for their own teaching purposes. Although this online source is open to anyone, it can be used in any classroom content or subject area under discussion; however, a teacher may need to customize sample PowerPoint presentations to fit their classroom needs. For example, if a language arts teacher needed to give notes on grammar and parts of speech, they may search for a PowerPoint already made including that information. This tool saves teacher time and helps spark ideas!
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    This is pretty neat. It reminds me of the "SmartExchange," resource site for SmartBoards. Only this would be the powerpoint/presentation equivalent. Nice find.
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    The tool I posted is Slideshare, a presentation platform where users can post PowerPoint presentations they have created for their classrooms or even businesses. I have used this tool in the past in order to find ready made notes presentations I could present to my 6th grade language arts students. The great thing about about Slideshare is that I can use already created PPTs and customize them to fit my students needs. I definitely recommend this site for the teacher who just doesn't seem to have extra time to create all new notes presentations. Don't reinvent the wheel!
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    Samantha- Are the PPTs all Creative Commons then? You are free to use, and alter?
Mary Jo Adams

RubiStar - 0 views

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    RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics, but does not have the time to develop them from scratch.
anonymous

scrible Student Edition - 2 views

  • Just sign up for scrible using your academic email address.
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      This may be worth trying!
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    Compile your annotations from multiple articles into a simple summary or robust report.
Heather McFadden

Team WhiteBoarding with Twiddla - Painless Team Collaboration for the Web - 0 views

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    A teacher could use this in their classroom for students to brainstorm in a group, identify key parts of a website, practice reading strategies on actual websites by marking them up, or discuss ideas and take notes. This site is quite interesting and I feel worthwhile. It does somewhat remind me of googledocs and other similar apps, but is unique in many ways. It could be used in a multitude of ways, and definitely lends itself to discussions and critiques of things as vast as articles and websites to paintings and art.
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    "Twiddla is a free, no-setup, web-based meeting playground. Mark up websites, graphics, and photos, or start brainstorming on a blank canvas. Voice and Text chat too!" This might be a great way to have students evaluate websites or documents collaboratively.
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    Ha! Oops..I already shared this link.
anonymous

Chronozoom - 2 views

Here's a direct link to Chronozoom: http://www.chronozoom.com/

EDTC610

anonymous

Discovery Education Web2014 : Web 2.0 Tools - 0 views

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    Presentation Tools, Video Tools,Mobile Tools, and Community Tools
smorris55

Great World Language Resources - 5 views

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    I have been exhausting this website for resources since I first discovered her through Twitter. I apologize that it's another language resource, but she has great activities for all different levels of proficiency and languages. The presentation and units with resources are aligned with ACTFL standards.
anonymous

Teaching With Glogster: Using Virtual Posters in the Classroom - ReadWriteThink - 2 views

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    "Glogster is a Web 2.0 tool that allows users to create virtual posters combining text, audio, video, images, and hyperlinks and to share them with others electronically. Using Glogster's educational site, Glogster EDU, teachers can establish class lists and monitor student activity while protecting privacy and anonymity."
geesay74

Basecamp - Wellington - 2 views

The daddy of project management, Basecamp was created when 37 Signals couldn't find a project management app that wasn't insanely complicated, and so decided to build its own. It worked so well tha...

EDTC610 social studies

started by geesay74 on 04 Jun 14 no follow-up yet
geesay74

Scribblar by Wellington - 2 views

Scribblar has live audio chat capabilities. Scribblar is more like a chat room - it even has audio available - and as such it is very useful indeed. Creative brainstorming and artwork revision can ...

EDTC610

started by geesay74 on 04 Jun 14 no follow-up yet
nmontalvan

Meograph-Creating Stories - 3 views

www.meograph.com This tool allows you to add content, videos, voice and pictures and create interactive stories. I have used it with my LS and MS students and they enjoyed it very much since they ...

EDTC610

started by nmontalvan on 04 Jun 14 no follow-up yet
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