"Incorporating a cyber safety curriculum into the classroom would be a great start http://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/curriculum
This is the best K-12 cyber safety curriculum I have seen and dipped into. I have not introduced it as much…"
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Colin Gallagher replied to Irene M. Sclafani's discussion google earth"The problem with rivers is that that are not specific as much as buildings or cities but you should still be able to get the general outline of the river. The secret to using Google Earth is to do all your searching before hand, bookmark it and…"
Colin Gallagher replied to Jenna's discussion Preschoolers in the lab and reasearching topics."For preschoolers you really need something that will allow them to explore and direct their own learning without constant directing from you.
For this you can use www.poissonrouge.com
It is awesome, I use it with Pre-K and K. I just posted…"
Colin Gallagher replied to keith's discussion Signing users up for Google accounts"Most schools will use their student numbers for email accounts e.g. 0435@student.school.comWith this you will be able to generate email lists for import from school records easier. "
Colin Gallagher replied to Marcia Jeans's discussion Alternatives to the Flip Video Cameras?"I love the Sanyo Xacti CG20. In fact before the FLip was discontinued I chose the Xacti because of the zoom function and the overall form of it. Cheap too.
http://www.amazon.com/Sanyo-VPC-CG20-Definition-Camcorder-Camera/dp/B0036TH80M"
Colin Gallagher replied to Dionna Harvell's discussion What subject do you teach and which technology works best for your subject? in the group Cell Phones in Education"Still as we speak I would go for laptops. iPads are getting there with functionality but not quite at the minute."
Colin Gallagher replied to Ricky Tsui's discussion Nice to be here! Share with u my teaching practice!"Hi Ricky, I'm also in HK!
Love your use of videos to demonstrate lab safety!
Colin."
Colin Gallagher replied to Sean Junkins's discussion Tech Needs of Students"You just need to look through his previous posts. Pathetic."
Colin Gallagher replied to Sean Junkins's discussion Tech Needs of Students"Can I be the first one to tell you to quit filling up space on this forum with your nonsensical baiting?! Wouldn't mind but your attempts at humor are not even funny. Nice try."
Colin Gallagher replied to Georgiann Andersen's discussion Classroom Management Software??"I use iTalc. Or should I say I "used" it then the students learned the consequences of going off task and not turning to face me when I needed to add further instruction.
I still use it from time to time on on of "those" days!…"
Colin Gallagher replied to Ron Smuin's discussion Want to control blog access and use"I'm gonna give David Warlick's classblogmeister a try for my Grade 5 and their Technology blogs.
Weebly looks great and more slick but does not seem like it is set up for a Class blog and then student blogs linking off of the main page or…"
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