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judi harrisa wonderful resource that is interactive and easy to use.
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Gary Bertoia"The tutorials were created as interactive adaptations of the three Tutorial References listed on this page. If you cannot view/use the tutorials, please consult the references instead- Churches (2008) is especially useful as it includes in-depth information about the revised taxonomy and numerous activity examples and rubrics for evaluation of those activities. This page focuses exclusively on the cognitive domain of learning, but there are taxonomies for the affective and psychomotor domains. To learn more about these, see the Clark (2007) resource listed in the Tutorial References section of this page. There are also Other Resources to explore."
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Carole BirdAnimation of Bloom
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Cooperating School Districts Virtual Learning CenterThis page contains two flash tutorials designed to help teachers to plan lessons and create assignments using Bloom's Taxonomy. The first tutorial is a general overview of Bloom's Taxonomy. The second tutorial applies the concepts of Bloom's Taxonomy to current Internet resources like blogs, wikis, and multimedia mash-up tools.
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koroghcm usA wiki with lots of info on Bloom's Taxonomy (updated) and how it fits into instructional objectives and Web 2.0 technologies.
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Gary CranstonThis page focuses exclusively on the cognitive domain of learning, but there are taxonomies for the affective and psychomotor domains.
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fivbert Mrs V'BERTbloom's taxonomy and how to use with Web 2.0 tools
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Diane QuirkThis is interesting. The Flash tutorial would be great except that the example objectives are something out of the 1970's and 80's
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Donna DesRochesinteractive Bloom's Taxonomy tutorials -
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Kelly HinesBlooms Taxonomy tutorial
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Jay SwanDigital version of Bloom's Taxonomy.
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Maggie VersterThis visual tutorial is really inspiring. Well done!
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Michelle ShearmanThe Bloom's Taxonomy tutorials on the CCCS faculty wiki could be helpful for teachers and student teachers trying to apply the concepts of Bloom's Taxonomy to the use of current web tools.
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Annabel DalzellDesigning research assignments using Blooms Taxonomy. Good visuals. Easy to understand
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Keisa Williams" The tutorials on this page include the "Bloom's Taxonomy - An Overview" and "Bloom's Taxonomy - Designing Activities". Scroll down the page or use the table of contents' links to access the tutorials.
The tutorials were created as interactive adaptations of the three Tutorial References listed on this page. If you cannot view/use the tutorials, please consult the references instead- Churches (2008) is especially useful as it includes in-depth information about the revised taxonomy and numerous activity examples and rubrics for evaluation of those activities. This page focuses exclusively on the cognitive domain of learning, but there are taxonomies for the affective and psychomotor domains. To learn more about these, see the Clark (2007) resource listed in the Tutorial References section of this page. There are also Other Resources to explore." -
Michael WalkerGreat interactives on Blooms.
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Floyd PentlinBloom's Taxomony as it is applied to working with Web 2.0
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Steven John ParkesOnce higher order thinking levels are attained, a young adult can find solutions for survival in the economy. Or anywhere for that matter.
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John Carman Zoccolafrom Community College System of Colorado. Includes activities for incorporating Blooms Taxonomy. Visual of the taxonomy
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Mark WoolleyThe Bloom's Taxonomy tutorials on the CCCS faculty wiki could be helpful for teachers and student teachers trying to apply the concepts of Bloom's Taxonomy to the use of current web tools.
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Ian GuestThe tutorials on this page include the "Bloom's Taxonomy - An Overview" and "Bloom's Taxonomy - Designing Activities" - from the Community College of Colarado
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Fernando Cassola MarquesThe tutorials on this page include the "Bloom's Taxonomy - An Overview" and "Bloom's Taxonomy - Designing Activities".
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James DavisA Flash tutorial.
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Yukon sylfrom Diigo Education group - worth checking out!
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Dana HuffThese tutorials would be great to share with colleagues and faculty—a handy refresher and reference.
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Kent GerberColorado Community Colleges site to help faculty collaborate. This an interactive page on Blooms taxonomy with a Flash tutorial.
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Beth HarveyFlash of Bloom's Taxonomy
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Nancy BlairNice interactive with information on revised Bloom's Taxonomy and using it to guide instruction.
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Paula TousignantA Flash tutorial of Bloom's Taxonomy - An Overview, and Bloom's Taxonomy - Designing Activities
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k lienekeBloom's Taxonomy resources
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edtechdiva xwiki
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