From Age of Empires to Zork: Using Games in the Classroom | Academic Commons
Very nice article about using Games in the Classroom from Todd Bryant. (Hat tip to Jo McLeay's plurk about this one.)
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Australia's Culture Portal
Australia's culture portal with tons of information about the culture of australia. Great for those living in Australia or studying about Australia. From Jo McLeay
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Virsona: Talking History contest
Virsona is sponsoring a talking history contest in which you create a virtual person that answers questions like the person in history would answer. This could be a great excercise for a history class if you have characters that you investigate deeply. This would be fascinating.
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Google Docs Templates for Students and Teachers
Google docs just launched templates which includes a whole section for students and teachers. Some very cool things here, although still not MLA paper.
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Official Google Docs Blog: Templates bring Docs to life
Google Docs just launched templates. This will be very useful.
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Plurk Firefox Sidebar | Blog on a Stick
For those who are plurking out there, this plurk mobile sidebar makes it easier to have a conversation. I find it interesting that some are just getting used to twitter, however, plurk has the benefit of microconversations. Twitter is just one huge conversation! I enjoy both for different reasons. Somehow plurk feels a little more intimate!
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Group Linkrolls - educators | Diigo Groups
The educators group on Diigo now has a linkroll which will allow you to share things. The power of this is that if you are a science teacher, you can filter everything and only share science. Same for all subject areas. I've turned on preapproval for this group to keep the spam out because we are approaching 500 members in this group. Remember, when you bookmark to diigo, check share to a group and then pick educators and at least one standard tag (you can use more.)
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International Edubloggers Directory: Events Calendars
Cool Calendar of education events. I'm adding this one to my google calendar.
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PBS Teachers | learning.now . PBS Teachers Embraces Social Networking and Bookmarking Tools | PBS
PBS teachersa is adding social networking and bookmarking tools. You can create a personal profile on pbs teachers connect now. This article talks about it. Still wish we'd call it educational networking or professional networking depending upon what we're doing.
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EduBlogger's Plurk and Twitter Lounge
EDublogger and Plurk lounges at lively. Another 3 d world. Hmmm
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Remember The Milk - Services / Remember The Milk for Twitter
How to use remember the milk with twitter.
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Langwitches » Digital Storytelling- Part VII Mixbook
I really enjoy this information from Silvia tolisano about Mixbook -- it is part 7 of an amazing digital storytelling series.
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The original plurknovela -- look at it.
Join in the plurknovela. So cool. This is the original one.
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21CT: Plurknovelas - Fictional digital storytelling with a plurk!twist | The 21st Century Teacher
Plurk novellas are emerging -- this is very cool. This could be used in writing. You can see how threaded microblogging is DIFFERENT from twitter. I think there is room for both.
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coolcatteacher asks compare and contrast twitter & plurk ;-) - Plurk.com
I asked the "plurkosphere" to reflect on twitter and plurk -- this is their response.
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Plurk Basics
TV tutorial about plurk basics. I must say, I do like the plurk page.
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Almost Live from the Web 2.0 Smackdown - NeverEndingSearch - Blog on School Library Journal
Web 2.0 smackdown notes from joyce valenza - she did a great transcription of notes from this session. I love the photo of the web 2 keychain!
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Twitter / pingfm
You can find the most recent "beta codes" from pingfm on their twitter statuses. This is how I got in.
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borderlinetheory.com » Updated: Ping.FM Tutorial
I've been spending some time on the various microblogging places and really don't have time to go to all of them, so now, I've used pingfm to update them all. (There is a place to go to get the most recent invite beta code, that will be my next link.) This great tutorial got me started on pingfm so that it will update all of the services I use. Very nice tutorial.
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Globaloria: Social Networks for Global Learning
Open source curriculum and spaces for creating programs in all subjects! From our speaker at necc.
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