"John did you know there is a whole series of these?
I put a link for staff at my school on this page (see Ideas to Inspire). There may be other links of interest also."
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Digital Portfolios for Students
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cynthia Gautreau Aug 10, 2010. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all,I am planning on having my students maintain digital portfolios next year for a 9th grade World Studies class. I have used Voicethread quite a bit in the past and that is an option. I…Continue
Tags: wix, voicethread, portfolio
QR Codes in the Classroom
Started this discussion. Last reply by Colleen Young Jan 9, 2011. 14 Replies 0 Likes
I am exploring the use of QR Codes in the classroom. Unfortunately, until the ipod touch has a camera I don't see it as a feasible tool for classroom use (I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the 4th…Continue
Real Time Group Collaboration
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gregory Kulowiec Feb 21, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Over February break I had a class of 10th grade studnets write group papers using writeboard as the platform. I have been checking in on the papers and I like the progress and group interaction I…Continue
Tags: history, web2.0, writing, collaboration
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John Sowash replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Wow, awesome presentation! Tremendous job. I've saved this one for future use/reference. I think QR codes are great, but the technology infrastructure isn't common enough to make it a viable classroom tool unless devices are provided to…"
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Yes, Tom's presentation was very helpful. A colleague just emailed that she learned from her students that many of the latest DSI games have a QR scanner app. She's planning to have them use them at a school event. Thanks for…"
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Thanks for the post. I forgot all about it. Great ideas. Been so busy trying to get the app to work. Cybrary Man just posted a page of resources on QR codes today. I haven't had a chance to go through that yet."
"I would also recommend Tom Barrett's Interesting Ways QR Code presentation."
Colleen Young replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Have you seen Tom Barrett's QR Codes - part of the Interesting Ways series?"
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Great presentation. I'd love for other teachers and media folks, to be able add to your slideshow with the ways we are using QRs. I was able to download Quickmark on my laptop. I believe that the problem with the desktop at school was the…"
"I was able to get my hands on an itouch4...and it works! I was actually presenting QR Codes at MassCue this year and someone in the audience had an itouch4 and let me use it during the presentation. Here is a link to the presentation if…"
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"Did Quickmark for PC work for you. I had problems."
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"I'm looking for a desktop app. Have you tried Icandy's desktop app? I tried Quickmark for desktop with no luck. Not sure if download blocked by firewall."
Pamela Jackson replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion QR Codes in the Classroom"I see that the 4gen IPOD Touch has a camera. Were you able to purchase one to use QR codes in the classroom. I am trying to use it in the media center. Would love to explore use in the classroom."
Cynthia Gautreau replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion Digital Portfolios for Students"We used glogster too! Loved the features and the flexibility of the software...video, audio, images and more!
You might consider using a blog--depending on the items that you want your students to include in their portfolios. Check out…"
Cynthia Gautreau replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion Digital Portfolios for Students"You're welcome! Really it is just a website, but the students can upload a range of multimedia items to add to their portfolio and showcase what they have learned. The video tutorials are helpful as well. Good luck!"
Cynthia Gautreau replied to Gregory Kulowiec's discussion Digital Portfolios for Students"Hi Marion, Yes, each student created their own site in Google Sites. There are plenty of templates to select from- so there was a wide variety of sites created. I created a mock site--here is the link in case you are…"
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…"
"Marion,
I haven't used google sites with my students, but I do have them create and maintain their own blogs (blogger). They would post all kinds of assignments:
- embed papers (using issuu or embedit.in)
- glogster
- video & podcasts
-…"
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- At 12:15pm on February 20, 2010,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Gregory
Welcome to classroom2.0. I have started towards being a virtual teacher this year, with one of my accounting students being in a class 2 hour drive away. So far it has been hard work, trialling different means of connection and communication, but it is exciting. This student joins in on my laptop with the rest of my class. What tools do you use to teach your virtual students?
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