One Day on Earth
I don't know how many of you are already planning on participating in the One Day on Earth Project, but I hope it is a lot. The project is a great opportunity to use technology to help connect your students to the real world.
The filmmakers have just released a toolkit to help assist educators as they go through the storytelling process. The toolkit can be found by going to the following url: http://http://www.onedayonearth.org/page/eduv3-1
The toolkit is filled with a variety of different tools that will make the storytelling process as easy as 1-2-3. I would highly encourage everyone to check out both the One Day on Earth project and the new toolkits. You will be glad that you did.
Best,
-joe
P.S.
My students are gearing up for 10.10.10. I would be interested in learning more about how you plan on participating in the project.
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Permalink Reply by Peter Lane on -
Joe,
Your link got double "http://"ed...
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Permalink Reply by Joe Fatheree on -
One Day on Earth Project
There was an error in the link I posted for the toolkits the other day. To access them go to the following url:
One Day on Earth toolkit
Best,
Joe
P.S.
Peter, thanks for the heads up.
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