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Candyce Frink

Edublogs - education blogs for teachers, students and institutions - 0 views

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    Free for students and teachers as well as colleges, schools and their districts. Manage and customize your own blog, class newsletter, and create discussions in the classroom.
Candyce Frink

Mobile Learning Education - Mobile Learning - 1 views

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    A great site built with education and community in mind! References to reading lists for children, concepts, applications, reviews, articles including scholoraly reviewed such as Blooms Taxomomy. Also includes games for appropriate grade levels of learning and their links.
Candyce Frink

Best content in Technology_In_Education_ (Summer_2012) | Diigo - Groups - 2 views

  • Technology in the Rear-view Mirror: How to Better Incorporate the History of Technology into Technology Education
Candyce Frink

Video | Education Closet - 0 views

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    Incorporation of media into the classroom. This site includes video how-tos regarding lesson plans, music, math, art, and on-line learning. Great site to assist teachers.
Candyce Frink

Journal Article (Wiki) - 0 views

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    This article crosses boundaries, between community involvement, technology, and Wikispaces.
Candyce Frink

Web2 - Be a creator, a collaborator, an active participant - 0 views

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    Site where you can try others web 2.0 tools and share your own.
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    Site where you can try others web 2.0 tools and share your own.
Candyce Frink

Mobile Learning - 0 views

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    One of my links on mobile learning
rcordes1961

Schools That Work: Search Model Schools, Education Videos, and Teaching Resources | Edu... - 0 views

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    This site gives examples where school reform has been very effective. This site would be good to use with other teachers and administrators to identify what high performing schools do differently.
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    Hi, I found this listing to be quite unique! In the "About Us" area of the web site I noticed this is funded by the George Lucas foundation! Soooo, interesting because "George Walton Lucas, Jr. (born May 14, 1944) is an American film producer, screenwriter, director, and entrepreneur" (Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lucas). He is credited with the films Star Wars, THX1138, and American Graffiti. All are excellent narratives scripted with no boundaries. Like his foundation moving education into an informative learning arena is also similar to the TIM matrix of building blocks and learning styles. At first I was tentative to give this a thumbs up due to its project based learning systems that the site endorsed. However, on second looks, it is an integration of tools and strategies for learning including independent thinking and responsibility skills for students. Kool....
Ping Gao

Twenty Tips for Creating a Safe Learning Environment | Edutopia - 0 views

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    Twenty Tips for Creating a Safe Learning Environment
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    I like this resource. It is similar to a book mark I added. Cyber-safety and computer usage in the classroom is often over looked. Most parents and/or students usually have to sign an agreement (and staying within those perimeters) establishing authorized boundaries for technology usage. However, some students do not realize many adverse issues that affect usages of the computer and internet.
Candyce Frink

Journal Article - 1 views

Technology in the Rear-view Mirror: How to Better Incorporate the History of Technology into Technology Education This journal artical written by Jonas Hallstrom incorporates the history of techn...

*Technological Literacy *Teaching History *Innovation

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Candyce Frink

CAST: Center for Applied Special Technology - 1 views

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    Welcome: A nonprofit leader in education, CAST works to improve learning opportunities including available and current lists of resources that provide successful outcomes for all individuals through Universal Design for Learning. Explore this website to find out more about our research and development, innovative learning tools, and professional services. A wonderful site for teachers and others interested in the 21st Century classroom. CAST specializes in research & development in Universal Design for Learning. The availabilities include: mulitmedia learning tools such as Science Writer, Online Modules, & Book Builder. Professional Development templates and library. CAST can be incorporated into the classroom through the use of the online tools for learning. This site is supporting systemic "Change" and encouraged by other organizations such as The Center on Accessable Instructional Materials and The National Center on Design for Learning.
Chase Piper

2¢ Worth - 1 views

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    2 Cents blog was suggested by Dr. Z last semester, and it really does offer some great insight from an experienced teacher. It's always nice to read about experiences from practicing teachers, and this blog is no exception. Check out some of his posts!
Jacqueline Ilg

PBworks | Online Team Collaboration - 0 views

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    A site designed for online group projects.
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    I had Ping for Media Planning and Production last semester, and we used PB Works for our class wiki. It's extremely user friendly, and so easy to navigate. It's one of the better wiki building sites.
Amanda Harris

Teachertube - 1 views

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    This is like YouTube, but for teachers. Most of the content is safe for the schools and is beneficial because it is what other teachers around the world are doing. This collaborative measure is going to increase communication among teachers both nation and world wide. This web 2.0 tool is one of the better ones I have seen because it is what teachers are experiencing in their classrooms.
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    Teacher Tube is pretty popular, and for good reason. It can be very risky to search YouTube to find a video for the first time in the middle of a lesson, but using Teacher Tube takes the worry away. The material is usually always safe to use, although searching before hand is still a good idea!
Joel Weeks

Interactive Whiteboard and Smart Boards at Internet 4 Classrooms - 5 views

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    Website for lesson plans using Interactive Whiteboards
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    Place for Interactive Whiteboard Lesson Plans
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    This site could be very useful and time saving for teachers that have interactive whiteboards in their classrooms. This resource is mainly for teachers use as it provides resources the teacher can use in his/her classroom for students. My knowledge is very limited on interactive whiteboards so I am not aware of any similar resources. I do believe this resources would be extremely beneficial for a teacher who recently had a interactive whiteboard installed in his/her classroom. Great site Joel, thanks for sharing.
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    Interactive white boards and SMART Boards are becoming an incredibly prevalent piece of technology within our classrooms. This site would be extremely helpful for those teachers with this piece of technology in their classrooms. Since these boards have so much to offer many teachers would not know how to use them except as a glorifed screen projector. In this site are sites that give details of games and templates a teacher could use, how to take care of the board, lessons plans, and most importantly training and tutorials for how to use the them. This last one I think is the most important feature of the site because teachers will not use these boards unless they know how to. These boards are primarily for the teachers to use with their students, however I have seen cases where the students were given the opportunity to use them. Other resources that could go with these boards are ipads. Ipads have the ability to hook up with these boards which gives the teachers other apps to use with the board.
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    I first want to say that I agree that this site will help teachers become better teachers by using this site. As I look at myself, I don't think this site will help me, but this is because I have a fundamental issue with IWBs. The problem I have with IWBs is that they promote teacher-centric instruction. Typically, if the teacher decides to use any of the features of the IWB, they use it to replicate current practices. For example, I worked with a school who held up a Kindergarten calendar activity as the most effective teacher using the IWB. However, this activity looked identical to the paper based activity that was sitting in the back of the room. So while students appear to be engaged, it is novelty engagement which eventually wears off. So for me, IWBs need to be able to bring something new to the table, and really they haven't yet to my knowledge. Creating flip charts or notebooks is great, but really if the goal is to be student centered, IWBs don't get it done. I'll step down from my soapbox now... This resource is certainly one that will be used by the teacher, since this is a lesson planning website. Promethean Planet is another great resource for finding lessons to use on your IWB, but beware. There are many good lessons, but a large number of bad ones. I'd find one that looks good and then make it better by personalizing it to you and your students' needs.
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    I must admit, I have no experience with interactive whiteboards. However, I thought this site would be an extremely useful resource for teachers utilizing this technology in their classroom. It provides several activities, lesson plans, and much more!
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    FINALLY! Someone has created a website about how to use SmartBoards. I have gone into too many classrooms where the teacher does not utilize this awesome technology because it simply "doesn't fit into the lesson plan". This is a great find and I am glad you shared it with us! Thanks Joel!
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    I couldn't agree more with Amanda! This site is definitely helpful, and I will have to pass it along. Thanks a lot for sharing this with us.
Chase Piper

freeSFX.co.uk - Download Free Sound Effects - 0 views

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    A huge library of royalty free music tracks and sound effects. This is a great educational resource for those of you who are making a digital story or a podcast. Great for personal, or educational use.
Chase Piper

PicMonkey - Photo Editing Made of Win - 0 views

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    A free and user friendly way to edit photos online. Great for classroom use. It's sort of like Picnik, but since that service is no longer accessible, this site is a great alternative.
Chase Piper

Angela Maiers Educational Services, Inc. - 0 views

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    Angela Maiers is known for her work as an outstanding educator. Her blog is insightful and thought provoking for anyone, teachers and non-teachers. I encourage everyone to look at her posts on You Matter! Her Ted Talk can be found on her blog, and it is very inspiring.
Chase Piper

Flat Classroom Project - 0 views

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    The Flat Classroom Project is a remarkable program that everyone should know about! This project has connected thousands of students across the world. Check out the wiki to learn more!
Tricia Haak

Web 2.0 Guru - Strategies - 1 views

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    Provides definitions and links about effective instructional technology integration.
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    I found this website in my searching for some web 2.0 tools and thought it was great as well. Not many teachers know what some of the new technology terms means, so providing them with the definition would be great. I also liked that it provided links to the technology integration. I have a friend who is a math teacher in Des Moines who is the only teacher in the school who uses Moodle because noone else has the guts to try it. Thanks for sharing!
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