Blogger...
This could be used for all types of writing, collaboration and research projects.
For example, modify the rotation schedule to allow 5 minutes for blogging about what's been learned.
Use the blog to create on-line class community... introduce yourself, share likes and dislikes, book discussion groups.
look into the on-line educator community to find best practices and ideas.
Grants...
my classroom needs resources!
audio listening station
individual cd players
increasing the library and quiz library
projection and screen
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Google IT Session Notes from 6/19
Writing assignment including video production.
One way of differentiating... recognize those who know and give them explicit permission to go ahead and ignore instruction while those who need to learn should listen.
Cool idea about editing/revising. Have an editing day. Have each student read another's essay for a particular aspect: grammar, spelling, style, etc. Create a cover sheet which has a rubric section for each aspect. Each reviewer completes and signs off the aspect they reviewed.
One way of differentiating... recognize those who know and give them explicit permission to go ahead and ignore instruction while those who need to learn should listen.
Cool idea about editing/revising. Have an editing day. Have each student read another's essay for a particular aspect: grammar, spelling, style, etc. Create a cover sheet which has a rubric section for each aspect. Each reviewer completes and signs off the aspect they reviewed.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Session Notes Google IT Day 2
Examples:
- Put a blog post up and that's your homework assignment. Students can respond in the blog. It gets time and date stamped.
- Calculus class blog. All students are contributors to the blog. A different student is assigned as class scribe for each day of the month. Scribe posts class notes, diagrams, etc. for the whole class.
- Peer review within google docs. if you have collaborator access then you can see the number of times it's been accessed (was it really revised...)
- Professional portfolio
- Students can have interactive electronic journals. Teacher subscribes so she is notified as soon a student updates his/her journal.
- Could I put the wrl up on the blog? What about access issues? Students who do not have internet access at home?
- What about book discussion groups?
- tool to keep track of RSS feeds
- del.icio.us - web based storehouse for bookmarks and other things
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