IB Computer Science/Program Dossier - Wikibooks, collection of open-content textbooks - 0 views
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J J on 10 Aug 08GNU wiki textbook for ib computer science with Topic 1 covered (important for dossier)
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YouTube - Web 2.0 in Education - 0 views
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I have no idea if this video was shown in class, but it gives interesting ideas about web 2.0.
Classroom 2.0 - 0 views
Web 2.0 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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Web 2.0 is a term which describes the trend in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, and, most notably, collaboration among users.
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This is where I came to when web 2.0 was repeated and I had no idea what it was. Wikipedia itself is a great example of web 2.0
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This is where I came to when web 2.0 was repeated and I had no idea what it was. Wikipedia itself is a great example of web 2.0
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Wikipedia site
YouTube - The 5 ways to solve a quadratic equation. - 0 views
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The 5 ways to solve a quadratic equation
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I really like this video because it goes through the different choices that the students have to solve quadratic functions. It also gives why each is a good choice.
YouTube - Watch Video on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring - 0 views
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Watch Video on Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring
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A quick video about factoring quadratics. The guy is very dry, but clear.
101 uses of a quadratic equation: Part II - 0 views
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Quadratic equations not only described the orbits along which the planets moved round the Sun, but also gave a way to observe them more closely.
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A little more history of quadratics.
Outside the Box - 0 views
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The shape of the path of a fly ball is a parabola. Suppose Mark McGuire hits a long fly ball in the Big baseball game. How long before it is caught or hits the ground? When will it be at a height of 10 feet?
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An interesting project using quadratics.
Algebra in the Real World - Quadratic Equations and Functions - 0 views
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Make measurements to determine which of several bowls is closest to paraboloid in shape.
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Find the exact equation for a new telescope mirror with a given light-gathering power and focal length.
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A list of activities that students can use that shows how quadratic functions are used in the real world
Factoring Quadratic Equations (with worked solutions & videos) - 0 views
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In some cases recognizing some common patterns in the equation will help you to factorize the quadratic equation.
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A combination of written and visual (Through video) of how to factor
Quadratic Functions(General Form) - 0 views
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The button below starts the applet on a separate large screen.
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A great tool for showing what happens visually when you change the values of a, b, and c.
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A great tool for showing what happens visually when you change the values of a, b, and c.
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This is an interactive tool that shows what happens when you change teh the values of a, b, c.
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This is an interactive tool that shows what happens when you change teh the values of a, b, c.
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Shows tools for graphing quadratic functions.
Solving Quadratic Equations: Solving by Factoring - 0 views
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This lesson covers many ways to solve quadratics, such as taking square roots, completing the square, and using the Quadratic Formula. But we'll start with solving by factoring.
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A great way to begin explaining how to solve quadratic functions.
YouTube - Watch Video on Graphing Quadratic Functions - Algebra 2 Help - 0 views
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A video on how to graph quadratic functions. (Uses -b/2a)
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.
Social networking - digizen.org - 0 views
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Must explore when I have more time! Social networking: - Evaluating social services, - Benefits and ops, - Barriers and risks, - Ideas and examples
Course Catalog : PBS TeacherLine - 0 views
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Inexpensive online training for a number of things... instructional technology being one of them!! Courses link to universities for credit. The course cost seems low (ex. $241 per credit hour). This is an awesome opportunity for overseas teachers!
HewittForteCSCWPoster2006.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 0 views
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This article (in section 3) talks about the privacy controls that you can have in Facebook. The controls used to be easy to use, but they have recently become a little more difficult to use, and the interface has suddenly changed. But, this is something to look into.
Hey, teacher! Leave those kids alone!: Facebook is not LinkedIn | from This is going to... - 0 views
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This is a pretty good article talking about the blurring line between social and professional and how this person wants to keep those two things separate. As a teacher, I don't want to know what the students are doing this weekend. As a teacher, I don't want my students to know what I am doing this weekend. Is it healthy to have this blended environment? At the university level this question might not be so stressful, but at the K-12 level, it is a little tricker.
Catching Up with High-Tech Kids - 0 views
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Teachers giving computerized tests were unaware that students were instant-messaging one another across the room.
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Doh! Instant messaging answers for computerized tests! Gotta think about that one. Ugh.
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the school district chose to start an educational campaign. High school drama students created public service announcements that aired during morning announcements emphasizing the dangers of sharing private information online and the permanency of this information for college admissions counselors and future employers. Classes were offered for staff, parents, and the community, educating them on how kids are using technology and how they can talk to them. They saw immediate results; student postings online were suddenly more appropriate, teachers proactively worked to prevent misuse of technology, and parents and adults from the community attended classes and began discussing technology use with their children.
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Campaign idea. Could this be a CAS or community and service project?
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www.MediaWise.org (Dr. David Walsh) www.WiredSafety.org -Parent Guide and contract www.NetSmartz.org- great student scenario videos www.InternetSuperHeros.org www.ConnectWithKids.com DVDs available www.Cyberbully.org www.TeenAngels.org www.McGruff.org/ProblemSolver/webSafety.htm www.iKeepSafe.org (Adventures of Faux Paw the Cat- good for younger kids)
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Links to online safety sites. Need to add this to news and notes.
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