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Liane Benedict

Symbalooedu : a student friendly web2.0 tool ~ Educational Technology - 0 views

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    SymbalooEdu  is a very important web2.0 tool . It is a "new way to organize , share your online life and discover that of others".Teachers will no longer need to worry about long urls being broken when copied by students . SymbalooEdu lets you gather all of your favorite websites into a webmix about the topics you teach. These webmixes can be shared with friends, students, and parents.  
Liane Benedict

Twittering, Not Frittering: Professional Development in 140 Characters | Edutopia - 0 views

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    A good overview of twitter and its benefits in education...
Liane Benedict

Art Project, powered by Google - 0 views

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    An awesome resource for art teachers...virtual museum exploration.
Liane Benedict

Khan Academy - 0 views

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    Video tutorials
Marianne Hart

Interactive Blooms Chart - 1 views

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    Interactive Blooms Chart
Liane Benedict

Technology helps make language click for students - The Denver Post - 0 views

  • Experts figure that kids today read and write even more than previous generations. And they do so in a broader and more complex environment — though not always in academic ways.
  • Mastering the technical aspects of multimedia tools is essential. And both reading and writing in the digital world demand a more collaborative approach, played out before an ever-widening audience equipped for rapid-fire feedback.
  • f we don't start helping kids to slow down and think, they could get overwhelmed and not read deeply at all," says Julie Coiro, an assistant professor at the University of Rhode Island who specializes in new literacies and online reading comprehension. "I think there should be very much a conscious, strategic moving back and forth between rapid locating (of information) and deep reading."
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  • Kennedy loves the range of digital tools that teachers can use to advance literacy — the Web, its blogs, the seemingly boundless information superhighway. And yet, she begins the class by asking kids a calculated question: What's the strongest reading and writing tool you have with you?
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