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Interesting Ways | Tom Barrett | edte.ch - 1 views

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    list of the Google Docs which Tom Barrett has set up for people to add "interesting ways to" ..... [fil in the blank], e.g., use web conferencing in class, use wallwisher in class, use audio in the classroom....
Katie Day

Pine Tree Poetry - student poetry published - 1 views

  • We’ve created Pine Tree Poetry to interlace students, their peers, parents, teachers and school librarians in a quest for poetry writing excellence. Rarely do students earn kudos or trophies for their writing, but at Pine Tree Poetry, we are dedicated to rewarding the fine writing achievements of students who are 5 – 18. Pine Tree Poetry contributes four important elements to the realm of student poetry. We: 1. Receive, read, evaluate, pick (a few) and publish the best poems written by poets ages 5 – 18. 2. Support schools by awarding thousands of dollars each year for much-needed library materials. Some awards are based upon the number of poems submitted while others are selected at random from among all particiipants. 3. Give a free copy of The Pine Tree Poetry Collection to the library of every school that has one or more students published. 4. Highlight the life lesson that many will write and the best will be chosen. We are not a vanity publishing company! We’re out to change the world one poem at a time and we invite students, parents, librarians, teachers and those who love the written word to join us.
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    a website where students can submit poems for publication
Katie Day

Unspeakable Trip to San Francisco - Google Maps - 1 views

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    example of how a 6th (?) grade class used Google Maps to record a visit to San Francisco
Keri-Lee Beasley

dotvoting.org -- easy online dot voting -- no registration needed - 1 views

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    easy online dot voting -- no registration required
Katie Day

Video: Prezi Meeting in the classroom | Prezi Learn Center - 1 views

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    Video by Rob Newberry of Chatsworth here in Singapore -- using Prezi Meeting (collaborative Prezi) with Grade 6 students - on Macs
Keri-Lee Beasley

YouTube - Black & White and Scanned All Over - 1 views

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    video showing how one school is using QR codes for educational purposes
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    Great video about a high school and the way they use QR codes.
Katie Day

'11 the year of the QR Code - 1 views

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    ideas of how QR codes will be used... in education and elsewhere...
Keri-Lee Beasley

Teaching with QR codes - 1 views

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    presentation about QR codes - great visuals
Wendy Liao

Creative Writing - 1 views

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    Read Write Think pretty cool and neat apps for creative writing.
Wendy Liao

Project Labels - 1 views

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    Read Writing Think Graphic Organizer- Animal Study
Katie Day

Clean Water at No Cost? Just Add Carbon Credits - NYTimes.com - 1 views

  • If you are a hiker or camper, you may have heard about Vestergaard Frandsen’s LifeStraw. It’s a hollow stick equipped with a series of filtering membranes. You put the end of the stick in a river or puddle ─ or a toilet, for that matter ─ and suck on it. By the time the water hits your lips, it is clean and safe ─ its filters are fine enough to trap virtually all bacteria, viruses and parasites. The product has a bigger cousin called the LifeStraw Family. You hang it on your wall, pour dirty water in the top, open the tap and clean water comes out the bottom. No power or replacement parts are required. Each unit cleans about 18,000 liters of water ─ enough for a family for three years. The market cost of the unit averages out at a penny per ten liters of water purified. Vestergaard Frandsen will distribute the LifeStraw Family for free. It is helping to sponsor a traveling campaign through the western part of Kenya set for April, 2011, that will reach 4 million families. The campaign bundles various products ─ each family that attends will get insecticide-treated bednets to protect against malaria, AIDS tests and counseling and a free LifeStraw Family.
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    discusses the economics of innovations like the LifeStraw which allows people to drink clean water... in places like Africa....
Katie Day

Winners of the World Changing Ideas Video Contest: Scientific American - 1 views

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    short videos demonstrate a wheelchair suited for all terrains, a website to track the environmental footprint of product food chains, and a windmill for the suburban backyard
Katie Day

Year 5 Blog - 1 views

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    from a UK school
Keri-Lee Beasley

Educators need learning advocacy, not technology advocacy | Dangerously Irrelevant - 1 views

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    Ed tech advocate: We should use Skype! Learning advocate: We should connect our kids with other schools around the globe so they can have diverse conversations and learn with instead of learn aboutnother cultures.
Katie Day

Plastic State of Mind -- YouTube - BenZolno's Channel - 1 views

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    Video promoting the use of non-plastic renewal bags... rap song about the dangers of plastic bags....
Keri-Lee Beasley

Qwiki - 1 views

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    research tool
Keri-Lee Beasley

The 35 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools Chosen By You | Edudemic - 1 views

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    Great list of web2.0 tools worth checking out!
Keri-Lee Beasley

Registration - 1 views

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    Site for free stock footage for use with Green screens. Looks good!
Katie Day

Plants In Motion - 1 views

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    videos of plants in motion.... germination, photomorphogenesis, tropisms, circadian responses, etc. -- from a univ for non-profit educational use
Katie Day

Antony Beevor in defence of history | Books | The Guardian - 1 views

  • Along with Albania and Iceland, Britain is now one of the few countries in Europe not to require the study of history after the age of 14. Worse, the subject is taught in exam-oriented modules – or, to put it differently, in totally unconnected bubbles of specialist knowledge.
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