Scott H Young » How to Ace Your Finals Without Studying
this one, this one, this one . . .very good. it’s another way of seeing how to think about learning and how we learn. break out of compartmentalizing and into web/linking. good stuff here!
This is a new social networking site from ning. This Friday is going to be a “stop cyberbullying” day, which is a decent thing. Check out the site!
Cut-and-Paste Is a Skill, Too - washingtonpost.com
i just read this article today and it makes some very good points. how many high school teachers are using a ‘research’ paper for an assignment? is this true in rural as well as urban or suburban schools? good questions.
CJR January/February 2007 - McCollam
From the Columbia Journalism Review–a very good article on the whole “Dateline” phenomenon when it comes to catching “Internet Predators.” There’s a lot here about entrapment and entertainment and shame. Good article and a must read, once again!
BlogSafety Community: Predators & cyberbullies: Reality …
Good article here and a must read for educators involved in the Internet Safety arena.
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Today I’m working on helping a teacher get set up for using the online movie creation site called, “primary access.” Basically you can set up online movies through the interface of this site and then students can go in and actually create their movies which are then viewed through a web browser, online. It’s a pretty cool idea, but the interface needs some work as it isn’t very intuitive. Nonetheless, we’re going for it! Enjoy
today is full of working with teachers after a brief meeting with my supervisor. we’re off on a webquest that is looking up information on plate tectonics!
This is the first post of my new Instructional Technology Resource Teacher edublog blog! Here we go–
