Thursday, February 25, 2010
State of Blogosphere - MakeUseOf.com
Monday, January 18, 2010
Making Curriculum Pop--Ben Harper "I'll Rise"
Monday, November 23, 2009
Twitter and Seniors
This clip was shown on the Jay Leno show. Thought the business educators who are learning about Twitter and their PLN would enjoy:
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Great Presentation About Shifting to 21st Century Learning
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Twitter in the classroom
Thanks to those teachers who attended my presentation at the BMIT Conference in Indy today. Here is a link to the video interviewing the principal who encourages his teachers to use Twitter in the classroom.
Blogging resources for the classroom
During a recent presentation at IBEA's state conference, I presented web 2.0 tools for teachers. Here are some additional resources for blogs in the classroom:
Learningweb2 - table of tools for blogs & wikis
MiddleWeb - has a list of middle school blogs to follow and a simple guide to RSS feeders
Additional (school-friendly) sites to create blogs:
21Classes
Gaggle Blogs
Education 2.0-Edmodo A private social platform for teachers and students to share ideas, files, events and assignments.
MiddleWeb - has a list of middle school blogs to follow and a simple guide to RSS feeders
Additional (school-friendly) sites to create blogs:
21Classes
Gaggle Blogs
Education 2.0-Edmodo A private social platform for teachers and students to share ideas, files, events and assignments.
Web 2.0 Literacy Tools Master List Fall, Naomi Harm, Innovative educator Consulting 2009
Finally, SupportBlogging.com - is a great resource of blogging ideas and links.
Using a Wiimote as a Whiteboard
One of my favorite blogs to follow is Free Technology for Teachers written by Richard Byrne. Recently, there was a post of Johnny Lee presenting how to take a Wiimote and turn it into a whiteboard. Amazing!! For about $50 in hardware and a projector and laptop, you can have a whiteboard. For details, go to Johnny Lee's website or check out this video of his presentation at TED.
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