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Andrew Brown commented on Susan Wells's blog post Working with a team virtually to get a project done..."I've been using Basecamp for the last 3 years in my web-development business.
In the college program I was in we used Basecamp for most of our group projects.
Its simple software that works well. No complaints there.
I used to use Zoho to…"
Andrew Brown replied to Robert Barker's discussion Student Run Website"Hey Robert,
I produced a quick video a long while back showing how I'd quickly build a website.
Few website suggestions:
Notepad++
htmldog.com
firefox web developer toolbar and firebug
http://blog.html.it/layoutgala/"
Andrew Brown commented on tjowens's blog post A Walk Down Edutainment Lane: Or, What Target Taught Me About Serious Games"I remember playing all three games. Only things missing in that line up for me is Cross Country Canada and Number Munchers. It would blow my mind if the young kids these days weren't playing these titles. They were the staple food for my…"
Andrew Brown replied to Robert Barker's discussion Student Run Website"Working in Groups or Working Individually
I teach groups of students on how to make websites bi-annually.
1. If you want them to learn how to work as a team then have them work on the same project.
2. If you want them to learn how to make websites…"
Andrew Brown replied to Nathan Ketsdever's discussion How would you improve web 2.0/education 2.0 [or any education delivery web apps]?"Hey Nathan,
Did I ever tell you the story of Golilock's and the three Learning Management Systems?
I'm building my own LMS called Teacher's Seat (last icon in the image). I really, really don't like the current LMSs."
Andrew Brown replied to Nathan Ketsdever's discussion Coolest videos that get students thinking? (or inspire them)"My favorite is the Steve Jobs presentation."
Andrew Brown commented on Angel Montoya's blog post Back to Film School Summary"I'd also recommend purchasing The Portable Film School. Its a very good book"
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- I'm a web-developer and I'm building an online learning management system called Teacher's Seat. I also build the social community called Markadee
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- At 3:58pm on February 2, 2010,
Nancy Bosch said…
- Email Steve (in the right hand column) and ask him. He's the boss!!
- At 9:06am on December 13, 2009,
suehellman said… - Hi Andrew --
It's great to find more Canucks in here in CR 2.0. You might want to join a group called "Canadians Mashup". If you join, please use the Welcome forum at http://www.classroom20.com/group/canadianmashup/forum/topics/welcome-to-canadian-mashup to introduce yourself., and then add me as a Colleague.
-Sue in Surrey, BC
- At 6:24pm on July 16, 2009,
Roseanne Perez said… - Why arent you active enough?
I am not as involved but I will soon start to get more involved.
Ive been working on lesson plans, studying for the teachers exam and trying to enjoy the next four weeks before school starts.
- At 11:28am on July 16, 2009, Roseanne Perez said…
- Thanks Andrew
i will take a look at it
do you enjoy classroom 2.0?
- At 6:09pm on July 14, 2009, Roseanne Perez said…
- Never heard of it...I should definitely look into it.
Building websites huh? Sounds very cool.
I want to teach my students how to create one...working on upcoming year lesson plans. Always looking for the most educational but also interesting lessons to teach them :)
- At 9:41am on July 14, 2009, Roseanne Perez said…
- Hi Andrew.
Well I cannot say I have "one" favorite...but I really like excel. Maybe that's because I worked in a financial institution and that's all i did :) What is your favorite?
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