Monday, January 9, 2012
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
TECH TOOL
My tech tool was slideshare. I really liked exploring slideshare. I use power point a lot in my classroom throughout the year. I recently started to use slideshare to upload my presentations online. With slideshare you can take any power point presentation and put it on to a blog or a web page. Presentations that contain many images are difficult to upload. It may take several minutes to upload a presentation. I have found that presentations containing pictures must first be converted to a pdf file. Once the presentation is converted to a pdf file it can be easily uploaded and shared.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Digital Story
Here is my digital story. I happened to take pictures on a rainy day, but that's okay, I like rainy days!!
Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.
SIG #3 reflection
I am excited to reflect on a SIG Blog presentation....I am going to reflect on my BLOG! I have really started to use my blog regularly. This group showed me so many more ways to use it. My students are great at using blogs for journal entries, but this group was able to open my eyes to multiple uses! It seems like students really like to blog. I think that the group touched on a number of ways to introduce blogging. I really like the DIGITAL PORTFOLIO idea!!
SIG #2 reflection
Ipad applications in education. Wow. I do not have an ipad, but I want one now! I think ipads are great for the classroom. Especially after all of the great ways this group has shown me. I never imagined there were that many things that can be done with an ipad. The apps make the ipad so easy to use. I think that students will be engaged because the technology is so fun to use. I really liked their explanations for how and why ipads should be used in the classroom. The SIG showed a lot of different tools that seem excellent. I think that students would jump at a chance to use and ipad in class! Great pres.! Very informational.
21st century survey
Well the survey was as expected....inner-city, urban schools, are way behind when it comes to 21st century thinking.....uphill battle!
Quickfire Lab 6/27
I decided to make a model to explain mobile learning. I decided to build a little house (yes that is a house), a vehicle (lego space ship), and a school (cmon..use your imagination!) It shows how I can learn while on the go using online technologies and my PLN. For example. I started doing homework on my computer at home, but I had class that was starting in just 20 minutes. I missed the previous day's class, so on the way to class I listened to the lecture I had missed via pod cast. I tweeted my classmate that I was running late so my classmate was able to record what the teacher was talking about. When I entered class it was like I never missed a beat! Hope you liked my mobile learning model and example!!! Here is a pic of my model!!! ooh la la
Day One Reflection
Well it is a good thing that I remember day one...I swore I already posted a reflection, but hey. I really enjoyed crafting my social presence. I only had an email account and an rss account. After learning about all of the technologies that we are going to discuss I felt kind of overwhelmed. I feel like it is a good thing that I am in this class before I get left behind! There are so many new techs that I am excited to learn about, I am sure that in two weeks I will have a completely different outlook on my social presence!
SIG #1 reflection
Snapshots for learning was great for me. I use a lot of images in my classroom. There are do many tech tools that involve video these days that I think pictures get left behind. This presentation showed me some new and interesting things that I can do with images in my classroom. I really hope that the SIG group updates their info from time to time because I know that I want to use their resources. I thought that the website that they created was great as a support tool too. Over all I really liked the presentation. It opened my eyes to some new things that I can use in my classroom.
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