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Jan
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Photo Story and Story Telling/Writing Process
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Apr 19, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Audacity in the Classroom
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Sisley May 12, 2011. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Integrating Technology and Literacy in a meaningful way
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jan Apr 18, 2009. 6 Replies 0 Likes
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Geoff St. Pierre replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"mp3 is the proprietary format ... Audacity is open source."
Jan replied to Lisa C. Miller's discussion Digital storytelling"Hi Lisa,
I am just completing my Masters in Education from the University of New Hampshire and have just completed a year long internship with East Kingston Elementary School where I incoporated various digital stories using Photo Story. I'd…"
Julie Baird replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"I don't normally save my Audacity files as Audacity projects. Instead I export them as mp3 files. That way I can play them on almost any audio player. Also, if I need to edit them, I can easily import them back into Audacity. I love Audacity…"
Mike Mules replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"I've used it to measure the speed of sound, and examine the properties of soundwaves. I have used it to record myself in senior classes when giving lecture-style lessons, for their later review. I have used it as an assessment tool for…"
oanh vovan replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"i use Audacity in my French classes
- to podcast my comments/feedback to my students,
- to allow my students to comment back,
- to record Scored discussions,
- to add the pronunciation of vocabulary on Inspiration 8 templates ( with visuel support)"
Barb Smith replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"I have classroom folders set up on our network for students to save their work into so they can access it from any computer. Our tech folks were nice enough to create a Student section of our server just for my lab. I have a folder for each…"
"I've used Audacity for simple 'radio-style' podcasts. Eg. put a bunch of free sound files on a network drive, give kids a topic, have an interview, assemble a documentary, etc.
For a piece of freeware, the possibilities are…"
Jan posted a blog postHow to I get Classroom 2.0 as a Feed
Okay, I'm new to this but was hoping to set up a feed for Classroom 2.0. Any ideas how to do this?
"We have a reading resource teacher in 7th and 8th grade in our school who uses it all the time with his reluctant readers. He has students create files of them reading shakespeare, etc and then has another student constructively critic it then they…"
Brian replied to Jan's discussion Photo Story and Story Telling/Writing Process"Jan,
If you are working on sequence and time order, one neat activity is to have students drop pictures in the timeline in chronological order and have them narrate the story. They could save PPT slides as .jpgs, or other drawing programs too."
Michele Genest replied to Jan's discussion Audacity in the Classroom"I haven't used it to learn to read with expression. But I did use it for students to create podcast reviews that other students could listen to. Students who do not normally talk in class, really liked creating their own reviews. Other students…"
Jan replied to Jan's discussion Integrating Technology and Literacy in a meaningful way"Nancy,
What a wealth of information. Loved the site it was quite helpful."
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How to I get Classroom 2.0 as a Feed
Posted on April 20, 2009 at 6:43am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Okay, I'm new to this but was hoping to set up a feed for Classroom 2.0. Any ideas how to do this?
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