I’m really not into making New Year’s resolutions but this is a good time to reflect on the past and make plans for the future or make changes, so here are some ideas for your classroom along that line…
1. Take a picture of your class once a week engaged in some type of learning activity; post it to a blog and describe. Solicit comments from students about what they liked/disliked or what else they would like to know about the topic.
2. Have one student each week record an audio podcast of something that was learned, an announcement of upcoming events, or even a public service type of announcement and post to your website.
3. Create a USTREAM account and broadcast one lesson per week.
4. Expand your teaching resources by setting up a SKYPE account and contacting one outside source per week.
5. Pick the top 5 challenges on TAKS. Divided you class into small groups, and then have each group make a TAKS review video and present to the class. Videos can be posted online and shared with other classes.
If you have more ideas please share in the comments, and let me know if you need help with any of the New Year’s Celebration events above!
Thank-you http://technologyteacher.edublogs.org/ for letting me share this.
Showing posts with label podcasting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasting. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Podcasting in the Classroom TCEA (2009)
All the links are active so if you want to know more click on the links inside the slideshow.
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podcasting,
tcea,
vodcasting
Monday, January 28, 2008
The Top Ten Open Source Applications for Educators
Open Source is a great resource for educators not only because it is free, but many times you can find specific applications for your needs. Click through the Google slide show and click on the links if you would like to download any of the applications.
Please comment on any that I may have left out
Please comment on any that I may have left out
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