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Ready to Wave? 9 Invitations Available!
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wiki ideas?
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Question on Wiki (Web2.0) sites
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cosecant arguments; not like you think the other argument.
for csc(2n+1) ; the "2n + 1" is considered the argument. The argument I am referring to in the title is the age old battle between what should you know and what should you be able to get, look up, or derive when needed.
The battle rages on. Here is my update to the JS Maths Wiki that was inspired by one such argument (very civil) that I participated in at a holiday party for the staff at our school. Here is the deriva… Continue
The battle rages on. Here is my update to the JS Maths Wiki that was inspired by one such argument (very civil) that I participated in at a holiday party for the staff at our school. Here is the deriva… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2009 at 4:37pm —
Wave Gadgets ... we've begun work!
We have begun work on building a wave gadget ... here is our preliminary specification:
the work has begun.
the work has begun.
Posted on October 16, 2009 at 6:30pm —
Wave, wiki and what not?
I have updated the JS Maths Wiki with some student contributions. Inequalities with examples and audio explanations. Listen while you try your homework.
My students and I have had our wave accounts for about a week now. We are, as expected, impressed. We are trying/toying with the idea of building a wave gadget in our Java class, but can not get GWT to work on Ubuntu?… Continue
My students and I have had our wave accounts for about a week now. We are, as expected, impressed. We are trying/toying with the idea of building a wave gadget in our Java class, but can not get GWT to work on Ubuntu?… Continue
Posted on October 15, 2009 at 4:11pm —
google wave , takes a step!
Google wave takes another step towards public release!
After using my google wave sandbox account for about 1/2 the summer ... I finally got 8 invites to add people I know to google wave; http://wave.google.com. Well I only have 7 left, but I am very excited about the propects. My students were also beta testers so we should be able to get an entire class in.
this technology is awesome. I am excited. My students are excited. Get on bo… Continue
After using my google wave sandbox account for about 1/2 the summer ... I finally got 8 invites to add people I know to google wave; http://wave.google.com. Well I only have 7 left, but I am very excited about the propects. My students were also beta testers so we should be able to get an entire class in.
this technology is awesome. I am excited. My students are excited. Get on bo… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 6:46pm — 5 Comments
blogs, blogs, and more blogs
I've had the students create their blogs on the schools intranet worpressMU installation. So far I've got 25 of 60 blogs set up. Their were/are some minor problems, but I will get them all a blog eventually.
I had student reactions ranging from this is very cool ... all the way to you can't make us do this. It is math class and some of them are excited about reading and blogging and some not so much.
My blog about the book I'm reading: History of the Western… Continue
I had student reactions ranging from this is very cool ... all the way to you can't make us do this. It is math class and some of them are excited about reading and blogging and some not so much.
My blog about the book I'm reading: History of the Western… Continue
Posted on September 26, 2009 at 3:24pm — 5 Comments
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i like it. what is the hardware (touch screen) that supports it? I am in the market for a netbook/couch browser type unit.
for csc(2n+1) ; the "2n + 1" is considered the argument. The argument I am referring to in the title is the age old battle between what should you know and what should you be able to get, look up, or derive when needed.
The battle rages on. Here is…
also, we use wave to build the specs for the project and collaborate on the coding.
try this: inequalities
• you have the students solve some problem
• take a picture of it with a digital camera
• record an explanation of the solution audacity
• write some text explaining the audio and picture solution.
just an idea.
you are wrong, wikis do archive.
I do not want an invite, but maybe you are interested to know that in my computer science class, I have invited all my students. We are building a new wave gadget. It really has the kids hooked, it is fun, real world, and we'll see how it goes: wave…
We have begun work on building a wave gadget ... here is our preliminary specification:
the work has begun.
mp3 is the proprietary format ... Audacity is open source.
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- At 5:46am on September 8, 2009,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Geoff,
With your interest in Web 2.0 Tools, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording you might find of interest.
- At 7:46pm on February 17, 2009,
cprofitt said… - iTalc needs to have the same keys - the teacher station generates them and you send the public key to the client machines.
- At 9:37am on December 28, 2008,
Jack said… - Hi Geoff. Hope you're enjoying the winter break. I was wondering if you, your educator contacts or students would be interested in participating in a Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. We'd really like to make sure MA students get involved. Please let me know. Thanks!
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