Caitlin Bajgier's List: Social Networking

This is the website for the Flat Stanley Project. Students make a Flat Stanley, and take pictures with him. They keep a journal, then they send their Flat Stanley to another school. This can be done through the postal system or through email. Classes can post their videos and photos to the blog.

This website offers free video conferencing. I could use this\nwebsite to have my students video conference with pen pals. They also\ncould put on puppet shows to share with family members.

This link will take you to a website where teachers can create their own educational wikis. They can also learn about using student created wikis.

Teachers can use blogspot.com to make a free classroom blog.\nThis is an example of a blog I create to communicate with my parents.

This is a link to google documents. Its a great way to have a\ncollaborative space where several individuals can work on a document at\nthe same time. You can make a document, spreadsheet, presentation,\ndrawing or form. With my setting, I could use the d

This website allows for students to communicate with students from around the world and collaborate on projects in their content areas. I could use this website for my students to communicate with children their own age via video conferencing, since they can't participate with written language.

This is a social networking website for teachers. Teachers can create profiles, and the can post ideas or questions in your updates. There are also forums available, to discuss specific topics. You can use this social networking site to find colleagues with similar interests.

This is a site offered by scholastic where teachers can share ideas and resources with one another. You can join groups specific to your area of education. This is an example of an Early Childhood group. I can use this website to post questions for others.

This site is a Chatboard for PreKindergarten Teachers. I can use this website to join in on discussion on hot topics in the Early Childhood Education field. This would be a useful place to get and give and get advice. You can find a chatboard for your area of teaching!