Recently my students created onl-line arcade games around a novel that we have just completed. Thanks to my Twitter PLN and @russeltarr and his Classtools site, my students created a game to help them review for an upcoming test. In groups, they accessed an Etherpad workspace that allowed them to collaborate with one another and [...]
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On-line gaming as a review method
March 27th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Assignments · Curriculum · Just for fun · Tech Classrooms · Twitter · WOW
Microsoft Office 2010
November 21st, 2009 · No Comments
Okay, once again all hail Twitter. I found out from one of my Tweeps about Microsoft Office 2010 Beta earlier today and I have downloaded it and I am playing. I am in lovvvvve. (Hopefully the love will last but for now it is sweet like the honeymoon.) So far I have sent two blog [...]
Tags: Professional Developments · Tech Classrooms · Twitter
Organizing our Web tools
November 8th, 2009 · No Comments
First of all I would like to apologize for the inundation of electronic devices for you to keep track of and to use for class. I am trying to consolidate a guide for each of us to follow. SOCIAL MEDIA Our means of communicating with one another is as follows: Edmodo for a message board. We [...]
Tags: Assignments · ConsolidatingTools · Edmodo · Project Learning · Tech Classrooms · Twitter · WOW
My Tweets for 2009-08-12
August 12th, 2009 · No Comments
RT @keisawilliams: I am so thankful for teachers who post their lessons this thoroughly. Saves me a ton of time http://tinyurl.com/dms868 # RT @russeltarr: Making elearning books using classtools: http://tinyurl.com/r4u7k5 # @MrWCunningham I don’t think that any of us have seen so many teachers. see you in morning # @MrWCunningham Fast learner Mr Cunningham. You [...]
Tags: Assignments · PLNs · Professional Developments · Project Learning · Tech Classrooms · Twitter · WOW
Twitter as an authentic writing opportunity
August 9th, 2009 · No Comments
This article came just in time for me to re-evaluate whether or not to Tweet with my class. The claim is that “Twitter can make you a better writer.” Twitter forces you to be concise, exercise your vocabulary and edit your work. The concept of getting your message across in 140 characters is a daunting [...]
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