May 15 InService Day
Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts & Web 2.0......How do they fit in my classroom?
Section 2: Who are these students? May 15.pps
Hyperlinked minds
6 1/2 hours per day with media (full time job)
Can't sit still in class but spend hours learning "cheats", manuvers & collaborating with friends
Section 3: Web 2.0 Read/Write Web - "second generation of Web-based services—such as social networking sites, wikis, communication tools, that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users." (wikipedia )
Video explanation of Web2.0
Everyone can contribute
Easy as e-mail
Web audience
Journalism, politics, and business being transformed
Blogs, wikis, RSS, social bookmarks & podcasting can transform education
Section 4: Blogs
Engage readers with ideas, questions, and links
Journaling vs. Blogging (thinking in words)
reflections on daily work, interesting links (important), ideas for lessons, responses to other bloggers, comments, graphics, photos, video
Haverford Technology Department
Professional Use
Classroom Use
Class portal
Communicate information
Homework, rubrics, handouts, presentations
Collaborative work space
Clubs
Class blog - student work does not end at the classroom door
Have kids read some good blogs on topic
DI - supports different learning styles
Teach new literacies - analyze and manage
Elementary -
High School - analytical thinking, extended study, refelction
Middle School - become experts about a topic
Across curriculum - math problems with peers, science experiments across the country/world - students comparing on blog
Project - 5th grade
District/School Use
Internal communication - faculty mtgs, presentations, directions, form distribution
Collaboration - new teachers & mentors, department info.
Professional growth
HOW TO
Section 5: Wiki
Section 6: Podcasts
Section 7: Teaching in your classroom:
teach_with_blogs_and_wikis.doc
Section 8: Creating your learning plan with Google tools
Don' t let the kids do it alone!
May, 2007: SDHT
May 15 InService Day
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Comments (2)
Anonymous said
at 5:29 pm on May 14, 2007
Helpful!
Gina F. said
at 10:16 am on May 15, 2007
Wow ! How cool is this that Haverford is going Digital for our Digital Kids !
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