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- 1. Web 2.0 Tools for the Classroom People Web 2.0 Process Technology
- 2. The “Industrial Age” Education System Doesn’t Work for Today’s Learners http://flickr.com/photos/davidrn/1294933659
- 3. But you probably already know that...
- 4. Kids want to be engaged not entertained http://2008.texasangle.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/secondlife.jpg
- 5. Kids are producers of original content ...
- 6. Kids are producers of original content ... just OUTSIDE the classroom!
- 8. So let’s create a new toolkit http://api.ning.com/files/BlwcKAbMsHcHihcKcSKNn1sqOjB3yjbLzqAZ61YIO8sF1X68VIIIGvAW6T27HebIoU7v2Sj9xtYk4YO9RDt5ocO4-nbiReCI/IMG_0385.JPG
- 10. Blogging alone doesn’t make my students better writers
- 11. The Tool Needs Context and Pedagogy
- 12. The tool alone doesn’t increase knowledge/skills
- 13. It takes all three areas to effectively integrate technology & improve learning.
- 14. Calvinball: Working w/ Technology
- 15. Calvinball: Working w/ Technology
- 16. Calvinball: Working w/ Technology *IMPORTANT -- The rules are subject to be changed, amended, or dismissed by any player(s) involved so the may never be played the same way twice.
- 17. Let’s Look At Some Tools
- 28. flickr + Creative Commons http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons
- 33. Now it’s your turn to check out some tools!
- 34. Now it’s your turn to check out some tools! How does it work?
- 35. Now it’s your turn to check out some tools! How does it work? Could you use this with the content you teach? If so, how?
- 36. Now it’s your turn to check out some tools! How does it work? Could you use this with the content you teach? If so, how? How can this tool be used to build knowledge (pedagogy)?
- 37. What are the next steps? http://flickr.com/photos/clairity/2556041134
- 39. Build a Community of Experts http://api.ning.com/files/BlwcKAbMsHcHihcKcSKNn1sqOjB3yjbLzqAZ61YIO8sF1X68VIIIGvAW6T27HebIoU7v2Sj9xtYk4YO9RDt5ocO4-nbiReCI/IMG_0385.JPG
- 40. Don’t be afraid to ask the kids!
- 41. My Contact Information email: mrichme@gmail.com skype, twitter: mrichme ichat: mrichme2 Access to My Slidedeck http://www.slideshare.net/mrichme/cape
Notas do Editor
- Introduction Explain Web 2.0 What this presentation is What this presentation is not
- Teacher in front of the room Kids in rows Learning Contained within 4 Walls
- Marc Prensky “Engage me or Enrage Me” in 2005 Entertainment does not equal Education Dan Pink creativity Right Brain Mentality = future success Social Engagement in the classroom (a lot out of the classroom)
- Elementary teachers ask about Webkinz/Club Penguin Middle School/High School ask about MySpace, Facebook, FanFiction, YouTube We need to try to tap this energy
- We’re worrying about HOTS, Local, State, National Assessments This fall testing schedule
- Old Things in New Ways Worksheets, Book Reports, Posterboards Out Replace them with new tools
- Calculator didn’t replace math teachers We don’t have a generation of Math Geniuses Patricia Heaton on Millioniare “If a Euro is worth $1.50, five Euros is worth what?” Her choices are A.) 30 quarters, B.) 50 dimes, C.) 70 nickels, and D.) 90 pennies.
- Technology Tools don’t instantly FIX deficiencies Alone doesn’t make smarter students
- TPACK started by educational technologists from Michigan State
- Evolution post it notes portaportal social bookmarking Social Bookmarking Utilizes tags searchable share with others interact through sharing
- Word Cloud (more frequent the word the larger the word on the cloud) Starts Conversations Checks for Importance
- This week Animoto added video into their service Sign up for educator’s account 1 button remix share the video
- Input word docs, pdf, powerpoints, videos, spreadsheets, etc http://voicethread.com/library/
- Think of the poster board we had kids create Create Share Interact
- Here is a run-down of ten things that you can do with Drop.io: 1. Post documents and PDFs for others to view and download. 2. Post documents, links, videos, audio files for others to access and comment on. 3. Create voice recordings in MP3 format. 4. Establish a voicemail box at no cost to you. 5. Host online presentations. 6. Chat with others accessing your Drop.io page. 7. Create an anonymous @drop.io email account. 8. Create a "drop box" to collect work from students using the Drop.io upload widget.
- Make those timelines multimedia
- How to’s Pro Version allows use of webcam
- Give life to your powerpoint or keynote Embed it, share it Use them as resources Comment
- Store pictures, videos Belong to groups See what your friends are upto
- Creative Commons is... Fair Use Creative Commons is something we should be using, even with student work
- Do something creative with your pictures Share it
- Newest tool to me