Have you tried to keep your students focused on a specific topic while on the internet? Students, adults too, can become distracted quite easily while trying to harvest data and information on the Internet! Check out Delicious Stacks! It is a centralized way to create sites you would like your students to use!
Video on how to do a Delicious Stack!
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Electronic Portfolios
I am creating an electronic portfolio using Weebly. I would welcome any comments or feedback on my beginning attempt at creating an interactive portfolio. I would also encourage anyone who is creating an online portfolio to copy concepts you may find. Check out the videos segments if you would like some ideas on Web 2.0 tools for use in your classroom. Enjoy!
Monday, March 5, 2012
TitanPad
Titan Pad is a great way to collaborate with others in real time. You set up an account and then send the link to join the TitanPad to others. (They do not need to create an account! They can just join when they receive the invite!) It allows you to track the conversation in different colors for different users and another neat feature is the playback of the conversation using the Timeslider.
Check out this Youtube video demo!
Curriculum 21
Check out this great resource that is maintained by Heidi Hayes Jacobs. The Clearinghouse tab has a plethora of sites and information for you to review. It is clearly organized by educational topics such as digital storytelling, literacy, math, government, and many more. www.curriculum21.com
Monday, February 13, 2012
join.me – Free Screen Sharing and Online Meetings
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join.me – Free Screen Sharing and Online Meetings
This great tool is free and allows you to share your desktop with your end user! You can set up a session and have others enter that number and it allows you to share your desktop with others. I'm hoping this site remains free since it is so robust and awesome! Check it out!!
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Prezi Viewer for iPad | Prezi
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We were testing Prezi on iPads and were very disappointed that it didn't work on the iPad. Being tenacious, we used our wonderful resources- Google, and searched for making Prezi work on iPads. Good news. There is a viewer you can load on your iPad. Check it out!
TechChef4U
THis wonderful educator, Lisa Johnson, posts recommended iPad applications and she includes iPad lesson plans for teachers. Check out this great site.
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