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Great Examples of Voicethreads
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Daccord Nov 17, 2010.
History of World History Instruction
Started Nov 17, 2009
Help decide technology standards for NCSS Conference!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Chuck Taft Sep 17, 2009.
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Thomas Daccord replied to Justin Reich's discussion Great Examples of Voicethreads"The VoiceThread Digital Library contains a few examples: http://voicethread.com/community/library/ . Mind you, I'd love to hear how classroom teachers on this network are integrating VoiceThreads."
Great Examples of Voicethreads
Anyone have dynamite examples/exemplars of Voicethreads used at the secondary level (6-12) in the social studies?Thanks! JustinSee More
Choices at Brown Looking for Professional Development DIrector
The Choices Program at Brown develops teaching resources on historical andcurrent international issues, provides professional development forclassroom teachers, and sponsors programs that engage students beyondthe classroom. The director, Susan Gaseck, is a very nice, thoughtful person and it's a great work environment. They are moving their focus onprofessional development and outreach to teachers into the online world, and they recently posted a Professional Development Director position. See…See More
LOL in 1860
Just heard from Henry Jenkins that the amateur press movement in the 1860 used abbreviations in their work to avoid excessive typesetting. One of the abbreviations: LOL- Laugh Out Loud.See More
"Hi Anne,
I do quite a bit of research on wikis. Your story is not all that uncommon--- schools have very high levels of worry, fear and anxiety about the internet.
One way it is unusual is that in two years of studying wikis in schools, I've…"
"Hi Diane,
Thanks for this resource. Submitting a blog post is another great way to share resources. New blog posts appear in the left sidebar of people's landing page, so it's a good spot to get some attention...
-JR"
"Great question, Tom. If people have ideas for sessions that they'd like to see related to technology next year, please post them here!"
"Did you ever get down to Nobles to observe? If so, what did you think?"
History of World History Instruction
Here's a draft paper about the history of world history instruction that I'm posting for a colleague. Please don't cite without permission. The forums are the only way to share docs on the ning... kind of weird, eh...
"Hi All,
I just wanted to add Tom's meetup reminder to this thread... see you all there!
-JR
The NCSS Annual Conference is only days away and I am looking forward to a chance to meet/catch up with fellow NCSS members! I propose an informal…"
Chuck Taft replied to Justin Reich's discussion Help decide technology standards for NCSS Conference!"How about - Sessions in which technology can be utilized by participants during the session should be somehow identified.
Last year I presents with a colleague, and we hoped that participants would follow along on a back channel chat to post…"
"Hi Kerry,
My experience with research is that a critical difference from other class activities is that the possibility of failure and difficulty is much higher than with other kinds of tasks. Ask kids to memorize ten dates, and they know about how…"
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Choices at Brown Looking for Professional Development DIrector
The Choices Program at Brown develops teaching resources on historical and
current international issues, provides professional development for
classroom teachers, and sponsors programs that engage students beyond
the classroom. The director, Susan Gaseck, is a very nice, thoughtful person and it's a great work environment.
They are moving their focus on professional development and outreach to teachers into the online world, and they recently posted a… Continue
current international issues, provides professional development for
classroom teachers, and sponsors programs that engage students beyond
the classroom. The director, Susan Gaseck, is a very nice, thoughtful person and it's a great work environment.
They are moving their focus on professional development and outreach to teachers into the online world, and they recently posted a… Continue
Posted on October 26, 2010 at 3:24pm
LOL in 1860
Just heard from Henry Jenkins that the amateur press movement in the 1860 used abbreviations in their work to avoid excessive typesetting. One of the abbreviations: LOL- Laugh Out Loud.
Posted on February 18, 2010 at 9:54pm
Op-ed on Filters in the Washington Post
Here's an op-ed I wrote that about the effect of classroom filters on teaching for the Washington Post. Enjoy, debate, etc.:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/10/AR2009071003459.html?nav=hcmoduletmv
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/10/AR2009071003459.html?nav=hcmoduletmv
Posted on July 13, 2009 at 11:28am — 3 Comments
More from the Ackerman Conference
More good ideas being shared today.
Michael Berson and Kerry Poole showed off Legislative Aide, a simulation that puts students in the role of a congressional intern, and combines real world interviews and research with an online simulation and social network. It's being piloted in Florida. Check it out here: http://ckbsoftware.com/
Joe O'Brian gave a very energetic talk about considering the implications of the commercialization of the Web for civic society. His paper is… Continue
Michael Berson and Kerry Poole showed off Legislative Aide, a simulation that puts students in the role of a congressional intern, and combines real world interviews and research with an online simulation and social network. It's being piloted in Florida. Check it out here: http://ckbsoftware.com/
Joe O'Brian gave a very energetic talk about considering the implications of the commercialization of the Web for civic society. His paper is… Continue
Posted on June 20, 2009 at 3:42pm
More resources for social studies teachers from Ackerman
Meghan Manfra shared a digital history inquiry project in a low-track high school history classroom: http://digitalhistory.edublogs.org/.
Tim Newby and Peg Ertmer showed a wiki created by their students with chapters about different Web 2.0 tools. A terrific resource for people exploring Web 2.0 tools: http://wiki.itap.purdue.edu/display/Social/INSITE+Main.
Tim Newby and Peg Ertmer showed a wiki created by their students with chapters about different Web 2.0 tools. A terrific resource for people exploring Web 2.0 tools: http://wiki.itap.purdue.edu/display/Social/INSITE+Main.
Posted on June 19, 2009 at 11:21am
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