Creative Commons

As digital media becomes more popular in the classroom, I am constantly encouraging teachers and students to stay with in copyright regulations. The best place to find music, pictures, video, and other web artifacts is http://www.creativecommons.org/.

Go Try it...
http://search.creativecommons.org/ Click the link and type in your search phrase and click the tab that references the type of media you are looking for.

Texas ASCD 2010 Collaboration in the Classroom

Collaboration in the Classroom Texas ASCD 2010

Collaborative Note Taking with Todaysmeet.

If you are thinking about using a Web 2.0 tool for collaboration, there is not a better way to get started than with TodaysMeet. It is simple to set up, no user name or password required and students type their name into your meeting room to get started. Thank you to Heidi Hayes Jacobs for showing us this tool.

Go Try it... http://www.todaysmeet.com/

If You Can Email, You can have your own Blog, Podcast or Vodcast

Having your own Blog, Podcast, or Vodcast has never been easier. Simply email your content to Posterous.com and it will automatically format the content and post. In fact you don't even have to sign up for an account, email post@posterous.com and they will set up everything for you.

Post on-the-go with your mobile device, record audio or video from your phone or iPod and email it to Posterous it will automatically post anytime anywhere.

Communication & Collaboration in the Classroom

Communication & Collaboration in the Classroom
Region XI Distance Learning Conference

The 4 C's Haltom Middle

Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, and Critical Thinking