The future has a way of arriving unannounced."

George Will

 

 

Learning to Change Changing to Learn Advancing K-12 Technology Leadership, Consortium for School Networking(COSN) Video

 

 

Watch Video Clips: Think Different2_ThinkDifferent.mp4.aviteacher-movie.mov ; TEACH DIFFERENT VIDEO and discuss reactions

 

Watch Video Clips: DIGITAL STUDENTS @ ANALOG SCHOOLS  VISION OF STUDENTS TODAY (located in Teacher Tube); Kids and Digital Media (located in You Tube)

 

 Ideas for using Wiki Page

Classroom objectives

Video links

Expectations (what's an A going to look like)

Schedules/important dates/Calendar

Maps/directions to schools

Nutrition information

Links to college web sites

Information on projects

Paperwork: field trip permissions, worksheets,...

Podcasts

Assignments

Page for individual students

 

 

 

Submit an answer to an ONLINE POLL at polleverywhere.com.   Text SAYTO 8143 and your message to 41411

 

being accepted
Doing my job / Balance
Keeping up with new technology
integrating technology into P.E.
Finding ways to intergrate tech into what I teach and how I teach.
technology
Hardest change: dealing with classroom management. Easiest change: dealing with an individuals problems.
Podcasting, teaching students how to create video, edit, and then upload to a website.
I used to teach privately, so going from individualized instruction to group instruction has posed some challenges.
Easiest: changing/adding new activities & projects for curriculum. hardest: changing the way I document lesson plans & grades.
Hardest - keeping up with teaching strategies and technology and implementing them Easiest - maintaining a joy for teaching kids
I think the hardest thing will be incorperating reading and writing stratagies in my p.e. lessons.
Being that I'm going into my second year as a teacher the one thing that surprised me was the amount of technology used in the classroom in comparison to what I had as a student. Being able to go online and see assignments and upcoming test the we do now
Easiest/Exploring new mediums. Hardest/ Keeping up with the best use for technology.
Hardest: As our student population has changed it has been difficult adjusting to the many different needs of our diverse population. Easiest: The time we have now through PD to plan that we did not have in the past.
Easiest change- having all the beginners in individual instrument classes Hardest change- moving to a new state with different procedures, policies, standards
getting comfortable using a computer and using technology is the hardest. the easiest is the fact that i have been teaching and coaching for several years and will continue to do so.
The easiest change has been to doing lesson plans on the computer instead of by hand. The hardest change has been to have the time to really learn all the new technology available. Even knowing what questions to ask is sometimes difficult. I never knew
The easiest change for me as an educator was moving to middle school choir from high school choir. The hardest change was moving from high school choir from middle school choir.
the hardest change has been becoming more organized.

 

 

Q and A - How is collaborative media changing your students? changing your classroom? What are your concerns? What MORE would you like to do?

 

 


 

 

 

Powerful Blending: Using WEB 2.0 to Create, Interact, and Assess
It’s all about users creating and sharing content effectively and easily!
A new age of publication and collaboration has started. Referred to as Web 2.0 and the Read/Write Web, WikiPedia defines this new environment as " a perceived transition of the World Wide Web from a collection of websites to a full-fledged computing platform serving web applications to end users. The proponents of this thinking expect that ultimately, Web 2.0 services will replace desktop computing applications for many purposes." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0
These resources introduce instructors to Web 2.0 and many of its available tools. They include WikiPedia, RSS, social bookmarks, feed aggregators, validation of online content, blogs, wikis, creative commons, audio tools, on-line collaborative tools, and social networks.
 
Thinking Machine Wiki
 
Q and A - What is WEB 2.0? find a definition; discuss and record ideas
 
 
 
 

 


 

 SKIT: Selected participants will assist in recording a short skit using  VOICETHREAD.COM

 

 Examples of uses for Interactive Podcasting/Audiblogging

 

Rock Our WorldLupita.mp3

 

Where in the World Podcasting Project

Radio Willow Web Amazing Ants!

Shaun Else's page

 

 

"Podcasting is a term used to describe a collection of technologies for automatically distributing audio and video programs over the internet ...Podcasting enables independent producers to create self-published, syndicated "radio shows," and gives broadcast radio or television programs a new distribution method.Any digital audio player or computer with audio-playing software can play podcasts....The term "podcast", however, still refers largely to audio content distribution. A podcast is not the same as a webcast, which normally refers to a show distributed by streaming media." From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast

 

Audioblogging is a variant on the blogging trend of online self-publishing, using audio to reach the audience instead of text used by traditional blogs. Audioblogs have similar form as blogs, using post-based entries cataloged by time and date. Many audiobloggers are also text bloggers and use both types of posts on their blogs. It can be claimed that if a blog post contains a linked audio file, the weblog is also technically an audioblog. Audioblogs that have come to use RSS are technically known as podcasts. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audioblogging

 

 


 

SOCIAL BOOKMARKING with DEL.ICIO.US 

 

Social Bookmarking in Plain English with Lee Lefever: http://youtube.com/watch?v=x66lV7GOcNU; http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=3e17aa176019eafac82a

 

delicious-quickstart.pdf

 

 

 


 

 

Making Connections for Collaborative Projects - Bookmark Sites on Your DELICIOUS account

 

IEARN

 

EPALS

 

 

Global Schoolhouse Projects Registry

 

/|VC Collaborative Classroom Projects at the TWICE site

 

CILC Classroom2Classroom Collaboration Center

 

AT&T Collaboration Collage Listserv

 

/|K12IVC National Listserv

 

 

 


 

 

EXPLORING COLLABORATIVE WEB 2.0 TOOLS

 

BLOGS: Classblogmeister http://classblogmeister.com   http://teachdigital.pbwiki.com/blogging   Support Blogging's list of edublogs

 

WIKIS: http://thinkingmachine.pbwiki.com/Think%20Wikis

 

GOOGLE TOOLS: Collaborate and share documents, presntations, and spreadsheets - http://docs.google.com ; http://google.com/notebook; http://teachdigital.pbwiki.com/googletoolshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRqUE6IHTEA

 

Digital Storytelling on the Web - Digital Story Telling;  VOICETHREAD.COM

 

Create and publish videos - http://teachertube.com

 

Save, organize, share, and upload photos - http://flickr.com

 

Instant Message, Chat, Audio Video Chat, File Share - http://skype.com

 

Social Networking - http://classroom20.ning.com/

 


 

Things we talked about in class:

 

 KSU professor- Digital Ethnography- Michael Wesch  (Video we watched from his students' perspective)

 

 

 

 


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