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Grace Kat's List: how-to_web2.0 tools
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Apr 20, 08
Google™ Docs is a Web-based word processor, presentation and spreadsheet application. It allows you to create and edit documents, presentations and spreadsheets while collaborating online in real-time with other users. This series focuses on the word-processing feature.
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Apr 20, 08
Blogs, wikis, Webcasts, podcasts, RSS feeds, social networks . . . they're all a part of what has come to be known as Web 2.0. Click to view Vicki Davis' tutorials.
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Apr 20, 08
Click on tutorials in the side bar to get a list of these: Using iTunes in Classroom Instruction, Voicethread, Bloglines, wikis, blackboard, audacity and meosphere
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For me, classroom blogging began as a way to get my students to make their thinking transparent for a wider audience, allowing others to read, respond and challenge contentions or pre-existing notions. Specifically, our blog became a place of reflection and debate about the themes behind the current events that form the foundation of our study of Europe and South America.
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Notice the emphasis on understanding the foundations of argument and the use of effective sentence structure and grammar. Because those skills are expected outcomes for my sixth grade writers, I push students to proofread everything they write for our blog carefully---and I rant about errors in structure or spelling that make understanding inefficient for readers.
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Apr 26, 08
Open Thinking & Digital Pedagogy »
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