My programming blog: January 2006 - 0 views
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J J on 10 Aug 08Example of a blog that has been used to track a students dossier work.
Web 2.0 Is the Future of Education."
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Steve Hargadon: Web 2.0 Is the Future of Education - 0 views
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This blogger gets it!
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The Gypsy Librarian: Article Note: On Facebook, Teachers, and Self-disclosure - 0 views
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This was on my mind as I took the leap and created my Facebook profile. The blogs I keep allow me to have a minimal profile; I had the option to fill in a few more details on the personal profile I keep on Facebook. These are decisions that every educator using these technologies has to make.
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As a school administrator, would I have to police what teachers reveal about themselves? Do I police political views, religious views, group or fan affiliations?
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"Participants also referenced the appropriateness of the content teachers provide. Typical responses included: 'Don't put anything about politics,' 'I wouldn't give out too much personal information or stuff you think your students might make fun of you about,' and 'Be cautious what people put on your wall. Know that your students can see it and be careful what perceptions you are giving'" (12).
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I have had problems with friends posting inappropriate things on my wall...
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Look p this article: Mazer, Joseph P., Richard E. Murphy, and Cheri J. Simonds. "I'll See You on 'Facebook:' The Effects of Computer-Mediated Teacher Self-Disclosure on Student Motivation, Affective Learning, and Classroom Climate." Communication Education 56.1 (2007): 1-17.
EduBlog Insights » Blog Archive » Sara Kajder - 0 views
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Recap of Sara Kajder's presentation on how reading and writing has changed outside of school, "but how much of what it means to read and write has changed inside the classroom."
Mind Hacks: Reactive Colours and the autistic community - 0 views
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I am amazed to discover how many people are interested in educating students with autism through visual aids & technology!
PBS Teachers | learning.now . New NSBA Report on Social Networking | PBS - 0 views
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Students aren’t just passive users of social media tools, either. One in five stated they post online comments on a daily basis, with 41 percent doing it at least weekly. Similarly, 22 percent of students admitted to uploading videos at some point, with nine percent claiming they do so on a weekly basis. And a whopping 30 percent of them publish their own blogs, with 17 percent of them updating them weekly.
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Good stats for social networking.
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It's Elementary: Web 2.0 in the elementary classroom - 0 views
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Slides from a presentation given to elementary teachers
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Another slideshareslide show about web 2.0. It talks about what they(blogs, podcasts etc.) are and how teachers are using them.
e-learning 2.0 - how Web technologies are shaping education - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views
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Teachers are starting to explore the potential of blogs, media-sharing services and other social software - which, although not designed specifically for e-learning, can be used to empower students and create exciting new learning opportunities.
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So true! The author continues discussing teachers and their use of web2.0 tools in the classroom and also refers to Will Richardson's book! Very interesting...
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A Difference - 0 views
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This was the third year I was there and it was the best yet because the buzz was different.
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Darren Kuropatwa uses web 2.0 tools to meet his students where they are. He is very transparent about his teaching by uploading his slides to slideshare, podcasting students' opinions, sharing rubrics, and posting his class evals for all to see.
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Teacher I referenced during the WIMBA Session.
The REAL Olympic medal count - Fourth-Place Medal - Olympics - Yahoo! Sports - 0 views
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"Unbiased" medal count for the olympics.
Dr. Chris' Autism Journal » Blog Archive » Autism Education Network Conferenc... - 0 views
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One of the strongest evidence-based practices is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), which has over 20 years of research showing effectiveness for children with autism.It is important to note that when I say “ABA”, I am not speaking exclusively about Discrete Trial Training (DTT). Rather, I am talking about a very large field of science which focus on using the principles of behavior analysis to change behavior in order to make society a better place. This field is not specific to autism, in fact, many parenting books, marriage books, and addiction books focus on the principles of behavior analysis to help people. In autism, DTT is one type of ABA that has shown effectiveness. Other types of ABA, such as Pivotal Response Training (PRT) use more naturalistic teaching strategies and have also shown effectiveness for remediating certain symptoms of autism.
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ABA is my passion and what I practice everyday. A majority of my students respond to this approach and it took many years and grad degree to really understand its principals. Hence my icon..b.f. skinner!
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