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Classroom 2.0 Problem with video

Started this discussion. Last reply by Hans Feldmeier Aug 19, 2008. 23 Replies

 

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Al Tucker replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom
"Greg: I just caught the QR Code bug and I've been studying ways to use them in my graphic arts class and throughout our school. I too lamented the camera-less situation with the iPod touch and the iPad. I just discovered another option that is…"
Jul 26, 2010
Al Tucker replied to Lisa Nielsen's discussion ePortolio Experiences, Advice, Suggestion
"Lisa: My colleagues and I are just ending our first year of implementing an ePortfolio project at our CTE high school (grades 9-12). Our students are currently using a Wetpaint Wiki to compile their portfolios. Here is a model portfolio we created.…"
Apr 19, 2009
Al Tucker replied to Marie Swift's discussion Posting audio for students
"M Swift: I use imeem to host audio. This works just like YouTube does for video, only the concentration is on audio files. The files can be spoken word (interviews, language practice, etc.) or music files. If you have a class wiki, moodle page or…"
Apr 12, 2009

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Center for Arts & Technology, Pickering Campus
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I work at a comprehensive Career and Technology center as a Graphic Communications and Printing Technology instructor. We have a 1:1 laptop intitiative and we use Moodle. I've been a techno-geek as long as I've been teaching - over ten years now.

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At 6:41pm on August 15, 2008, Christine said…
Classroom 2.0 Friends, Twitter and Video iChat all in the same day. I am sure you have slipped peacefully into Technology dreamland. So much more to learn...
At 6:53am on May 8, 2008, Daniel Bassill said…
Hi Al,

I lead the Tutor/Mentor Connection, based in Chicago and on the Internet. I encourage you to view a presentation created for me by a couple of students at the University of Indiana. I include a link to it on my http://tutormentor.blogspot.com

I've established a tutor/mentor forum at ning.com at and encourage you and your students to look at ways you can use your graphics skills to help mobilize and support volunteers in tutor/mentor programs serving Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Chicago, etc.

I think the Internet offers unique ways to engage youth in service, leadership and problem solving and the work the students at Indiana did is just one example of what's possible.
At 2:17pm on April 30, 2008, J Black said…
Al -
You know what's funny, is that I've been wanting to play around with Moodle, but can't get it installed on my host server. I do a lot of my stuff in DreamWeaver and Photoshop and feel like I've missed the boat when it comes to CMS. I like the flexibility I have with my own website, but I think there must be things I'm missing out on, exp. the interactive nature of forums and discussions. Maybe you could teach me more about Moodle! I've just recently made my own Ning but probably won't really use it until I figure out "how" I want to use it in the classroom. Have you explored these yet?
At 11:53am on April 30, 2008, J Black said…
Al -
Would love to swap ideas on both of these topics! My website for all three classes is http://skillsworthlearning.com/jblack/index.html. Look forward to talking more! :)
At 10:37am on April 30, 2008, J Black said…
Welcome, Al!!
 
 
 

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