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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Suzanne Kilburn's lesson plan idea
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Wednesday, September 22, 2004. Suzanne Kilburn's lesson plan idea. This is the idea I came up with for my lesson plan. Please keep in mind this is for a second grade class of english language learners. For this reason I can not see my students having individual blogs. Therefore, my lesson plan consists of a whole class blog instead. any ideas? Students will get into groups of 2 or 3 and brainstorm possible hypothesis with their partners. Teacher will circle the r...
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom:
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Friday, September 24, 2004. I had a few different ideas, but I think I will take a chance and go with this one for this class. There are five parts to this blogging implementation, but I'll start with the background, and the connection to. lets here it for the STANDARDS! Students will participate in a 3 week African American Poetry Unit. Plan for "non technie" students. 23 Write reflective compositions:. I will set up a class blog. That will be a place for students t...
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Format for Blog Projects
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. Format for Blog Projects. It's clear from reading the draft ideas in your individual blogs that there is no single template that we can all use to organize your intentions. You're collectively doing a wide and interesting range of things! In most cases, the format commonly used for lesson plans will not be a good fit. Give a name to what you're doing. That way people can refer to it. Put your name here, along with your affiliation. What ...
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Carolina's Lesson idea
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. 2nd Grade Writing Through Blogging. 22 Write a friendly letter complete with the date, salutation, body, closing, and signature. To use weblogging as an instructional tool to teach a shared writing lesson on friendly letters. The teacher will model the use of the weblog with the whole class, either in the computer lab or in the classroom setting. Closing- As a class check the letter for correct punctuation, spelling and grammar.
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Public Health Preparedness Blog
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Friday, March 25, 2005. Public Health Preparedness Blog. Title: Education and Training Resource Blog for Public Health Preparedness. Author: Melissa Dredge, County of San Diego, Public Health Services. Goals: I hope that this will help us to manage critical information more effectively and be able to share with staff immediately. Resources: I have a large spreadsheet with resources ready to use. Policies: Since much of our work deals with confidential information, we...
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Morning Videoconference
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. Originally uploaded by bdodge. Here's a shot of our chat this morning with Anne Davis at Georgia State University. I'm using this post to demonstrate how easy it is to use Flickr. To add images to your blog. So many great tools for free! Posted by Bernie Dodge @ 3:14 PM. Format for Blog Projects. My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog i. Lesson Plan Ideas by Ron Pettis.
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: Pictures
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. This post is here to allow everyone to grab a copy of two pictures taken today: the morning videoconference. And the class picture. We'll talk about grabbing pictures and uploading them to your blog later this afternoon. Posted by Bernie Dodge @ 1:23 PM. Format for Blog Projects. My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog i. Lesson Plan Ideas by Ron Pettis. Suzanne Kilburns lesson plan idea.
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: An Advisory Blog
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Friday, March 25, 2005. I am thinking about using the "Outward Bound" approach: "What? Or the YMCA approach "Experience - Reflection - Learning". I would like to use real events as they occur in the community of our school and perhaps world events later. I would like to start with simple matters at our school such as . . . Drugs and alcohol issues. What do you think? Posted by Matt @ 6:01 AM. Format for Blog Projects. My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog i.
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog into my district's culture
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog into my district's culture. Figure 1 shows how reliant schools are upon the Help Desk. My vision is that schools are more self-reliant and less dependent on the Help Desk, that they can build upon their knowledge base by learning from one another. My partner and I have tried a few methods to accomplish this vision:. The schools figured this one out on their own long ago. Some of them h...
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom: A Picture Share!
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EDTEC 700: Blogging in the Classroom. Saturday, September 25, 2004. This is a picture I've mailed to the blog from my Treo 600 phone. This is a first for me! To mail a picture to your own blog, go to the Settings tab and the Email subtab and set up a mail-to-blog address. Then follow the directions on your phone for sending pictures to an email address. Posted by Bernie Dodge @ 2:35 PM. Format for Blog Projects. My initial thoughts on how to incorporate a blog i. Lesson Plan Ideas by Ron Pettis.
