"Thanks, Carleen. I am going to work on using this with my students in an online class I am teaching now.
Tomi"
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Carleen Allison replied to David Petrick's discussion flickr for teaching and learning for all grade levels to foster communication with classrooms across the world"VoiceThread is another resource that allows for feedback and annotation to pictures and video."
Carleen Allison replied to David Petrick's discussion flickr for teaching and learning for all grade levels to foster communication with classrooms across the world"This also contributes to the ISTE standards for students. It's the type of authentic learning that we really need to be doing with our students. "
Carleen Allison posted a blog postSomething for Everyone
This blog post is very interesting. It includes something for everyone. Topics include brain-based learning, technology, anti-bullying, etc.http://www.edutopia.org/blogsSee More
Carleen Allison left a comment for Chris Zawacki"LOL....absolutely. You are so right. Twitter is a PLN in and of itself. I just need to make the time to start following educators. Thanks again. Carleen"
Chris Zawacki left a comment for Carleen Allison"Our school has blocked Twitter also. I use it professionally to interact with other educators/administrators. I also follow education chats on a consistent basis. Even if you can't use it with students, you may want to use it…"
Carleen Allison left a comment for Rachelle Babcock"I am so impressed with the technology at the preschool level. This makes me so excited about the experiences my own children will have. Thank you for these amazing resources."
Carleen Allison posted a status"Does anyone have a great lesson that can be shared on using interactive white boards in the classroom?"
Carleen Allison left a comment for Chris Zawacki"Thanks Chris. I wish I could use this. My district is still blocking Twitter for the students."
Carleen Allison replied to Chris Zawacki's discussion Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT)"Franklin Regional is piloting the a BYOD (same as BYOT) program at our high school right now. Initial feedback is positive from the teachers at the high school. The middle school is next for implementing the program. I will use…"
Chris Zawacki left a comment for Carleen Allison"Hey Carleen,
I found a really informative blog on incorporating Twitter into the classroom. Here is the link: http://blog.web20classroom.org/"
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Something for Everyone
Posted on November 7, 2012 at 11:09am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This blog post is very interesting. It includes something for everyone. Topics include brain-based learning, technology, anti-bullying, etc.
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 1:59pm on November 28, 2012,
Tomi Waters said…
Thanks, Carleen. I am going to work on using this with my students in an online class I am teaching now.
Tomi
- At 10:23am on November 7, 2012, Chris Zawacki said…
Our school has blocked Twitter also. I use it professionally to interact with other educators/administrators. I also follow education chats on a consistent basis. Even if you can't use it with students, you may want to use it for professional purposes. Good luck!
- At 6:18pm on October 9, 2012, Chris Zawacki said…
Hey Carleen,
I found a really informative blog on incorporating Twitter into the classroom. Here is the link: http://blog.web20classroom.org/
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