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Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps
Started this discussion. Last reply by DebbieFuco Jan 12, 2010. 19 Replies 0 Likes
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DebbieFuco commented on Bob Zenhausern's group Thesis Support"Thanks for your reply, Bob. I was reading that the version I need is EndNotes X1 for Mac OS X. Is this the version are you talking about?"
DebbieFuco replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"Hi Aaron, we have finished reading the book and completing related activities. The students are continuing to collect pennies and will share their Three Cups of Tea video with the rest of the school at the end of the month, which encourages them to…"
DebbieFuco replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"Mandy, we can't videoconference regarding Three Cups of Tea this year because we have moved on. We are still collecting pennies, but we are committed to some other videoconference activities in the next couple of months. I would be interested…"
Mandy McIntosh replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"I am teaching this book this year as well, and I was trying to use videoconferencing in the lesson plan. We have H.323 capability and I was wondering if there is anyone who would like to be a part of this. Thanks! Email me at…"
James Brightman replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"No problem, Debbie. Again, if you have some good resources that you would not mind sharing with me, please email them or send me a link to your website: thebrightestman@gmail.com. I appreciate any help you can provide as I have not taught this book…"
Aaron Maurer replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"How are things coming along for this project? Have you started or are you starting later this year? I would not mind maybe creating some sort of online collaboration project with you and your students. We could have online discussions and both raise…"
DebbieFuco replied to DebbieFuco's discussion Three Cups of Tea and Google Earth or Google Maps"Andy, thanks for the tip. Actually, that is exactly what Google Lit Trips suggest. My question is how would you organize assigning students to collect information? by chapter? by place? by character? all of the above? I've never done this…"
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