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Great wiki that covers web2.0 tools and provides links to examples. Designed for K-12 school library media specialists but terrific for all educators.
K12 Online Conference 2007 | New Tools “Cell Phones as Classroom Learning Tools”
Liz Kolb hands-on presentation on varied uses for cells in teaching and learning
Screencast from Interview Presentation - Workforce Educators
Bold, creative use of Google Docs and the backchannel for a DL job interview
Welcome to California Open Source Textbook Project
The California Open Source Textbook Project (COSTP) is a collaborative, public/private undertaking. It has been created to address the high cost, content range, and consistent shortages of K-12 textbooks in California.
Using Student Podcasts in Literature Classes | Academic Commons
Peter Schmidt instructor, Swarthmore College
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This podcast project tied in very well to a literature course, because in addition to teaching students about particular works of fiction, the key
skill modeled when students quote and expand on each other's words is
that thinking about cultural works is a collaborative process that
happens in dialogue, not only in isolation. Cultural objects
(including novels) are not static; they circulate, they are events. We
may receive them privately, as when we read or work on a computer, but
the process is not complete until we take the next step, which is to
re-connect with others. We get ideas about interpretation from others,
improve them (we hope) on our own, then place these ideas back into the
cultural stream. -
Each podcast assignment consisted of a "podcast pair" (two podcasts); students made a five-minute reading of a passage from a novel, coupled with a five-minute discussion of that passage: why the student chose it, what details were most important, what themes and issues the passage raised, and how the passage related to the rest of the novel. These podcasts were posted on a server and all students in the class were required to listen to selected podcasts on what they were reading before coming to class discussions.
Google Earth explorations » Moving at the Speed of Creativity
Wes Fryer's notes on a session at the TTT conference listening to Glenn Wiebe discuss Google Tools including Google Docs, and now Google Earth. He will post a podcast later on this.
Google Earth Lessons
A free public resource created by teachers, for teachers, to give educators tools and ideas for using the free Google Earth software in their classrooms.
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NEW! - Where are you from?
Personal heritage and history are explored in this lesson as students chart their histories and migrations. -
My Tour of Spain
In this lesson, students use Google Earth and internet resources to plan and share their virtual vacation of Spain. The links provided make it a great Web Quest activity! Submitted by Echo Ukrainetz. - 1 more annotations...
Wiki that uses our course syllabus at beyondwebct.wordpress.com
Apparently uses it in a workshop: http://webtoo.pbwiki.com/Sandbox?SearchFor=webct&sp=3
edmodo | home
Edmodo is a private microblogging platform that teachers and students can use to send notes, links, files, alerts, assignments, and events to each other. Great for districts where twitter is blocked according to Cindy Kendall.
Why Would Teachers Use Diigo? | Clif's Notes
Reader responses to the query: Why would teachers use diigo? Go over to Clif's diigo account and see all the updated responses.
In search of enlightenment ...: Screencasting & language learning
Great ideas for using screencasting as a way for students to practice their language skills.
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