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A list of educators using web 2.0 to communicate, create and collaborate.
Updated on 2009-12-17
Created on 2009-09-05
Category: Schools & Education
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Trying to Reinvent the Wheel « Mr. G's Classroom Reflections
"In my desire to bring more Web 2.0 technologies into my classroom, I’ve explored many tools that would serve many different purposes for my classes. "
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Ruthie's Blog: The Flat Classroom
"I remember Dennis mentioning the Flat Classroom project in class last week. I'm hoping to do something with my class which connects them to students in other parts of the world. The flat classroom looked a bit too ambitious for me and my sixth graders, but it looks really cool! I'm not quite done exploring the site, but want to share a cool video that they have on their website. Here is the URL--of the website-- I tried to figure out how tumblr could help me share, but failed.
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Blogs as Learning Spaces | David Truss :: Pair-a-dimes for Your Thoughts
I noticed as I watched this and listened to myself that the idea of a blog being a ‘learning space’ came up both when talking about my own blog and when I spoke of the classroom and what technology could do to expand the classroom space. I think that our idea of where learning happens has made a fundamental shift from book knowledge of the last century to anywhere/anytime information access of today.
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Blogs as Learning Spaces | David Truss :: Pair-a-dimes for Your Thoughts
So here is the response she got from me, a Canadian living in China:
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It’s about to start – the student blogging challenge | Technology in our classroom
It’s been nearly four months since the last student blogging challenge finished. We had students from 15 countries taking part with either their own blogs or as part of a class blog. In total over 1000 students were writing posts, making conversations through comments and getting to know students and classes around the world.
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Five Borrowed Tips for Helping Students Become Better Bloggers | BlogWalker
"With the Student Bloggers Challenge starting this week, I’ve been looking to others for more tips to help maximize our students’ blogging experiences. "
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Student Blogging Guidelines by Kim Cofino
Only one month into the new school year and almost every middle school student has their own blog hosted at ISB (plus all of our grade 5s, and quite a few high school students)! Thanks to our fantastic middle school Humanities and Modern Language teachers, who spent their class time helping students create their own blog, we are off and running in record time!
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