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Janine replied to chris's discussion What are some good free hosts to create a class website for senior secondary students ?Janine replied to Colby Holland's discussion Organizing a Podcast"My students needed a purpose and a plan - and they were off!!! A few kids would script it while others only needed a detailed list. We used the free movie maker that comes with Windows. We started out with just the sound recorder, but…"
Janine replied to Colby Holland's discussion Organizing a Podcast"My students needed a purpose and a plan - and they were off!!! A few kids would script it while others only needed a detailed list. We used the free movie maker that comes with Windows. We started out with just the sound recorder, but…"
Janine replied to Colby Holland's discussion Organizing a Podcast"My students needed a purpose and a plan - and they were off!!! A few kids would script it while others only needed a detailed list. We used the free movie maker that comes with Windows. We started out with just the sound recorder, but…"
Janine replied to Patricia Ewing's discussion Student Created Podcast - 3rd grade"Depending on your publication needs/restrictions, you might want to consider audio podcasts as well. For example, if you started with the weather, you could have kids create a base set of slides for various types of weather once they study that .…"
Janine replied to Denise Stewart's discussion Mainstream Content Teachers With ELLs--How Can They Be Inspired To More Effectively Meet The Needs Of Their ELLs?"I will look into the suggested sites and pass them on to our ELL teacher. I have many ELL students from various backgrounds, so I am seeking to know more about what they need and what I can do. Thank you for sharing."
Janine replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"Google docs saves files consecutively as changes are made. If you need to see if changes were made, a new document forms while the old one stays. Date and time are there for you to see when the changes were make.
ALSO, in Word, Go to the TOOLS…"
Janine replied to Joan Pearson's discussion No more free Ning!!!"found this on an RSS feed I use:
Free Ning Accounts for Educators
by noreply@blogger.com (Mr. Byrne)
Ning caused quite a commotion last month when they announced that they were planning to discontinue their free services this summer. Today, Ning…"
Janine commented on Eric Walker's blog post ipad ideas"You might look up information about what some schools are doing with the iTouch for each student. The apps, etc. would be similar."
Janine commented on Box Ruiz's group Teachers in Google Wave"I have been working with a few students, grade 5, on the collaborative aspects of googlewave. I'm glad to have a place to check in with other teachers to share what is happening. We can't use it at at school - IE is the only browser…"
Janine replied to Denise Stewart's discussion Mainstream Content Teachers With ELLs--How Can They Be Inspired To More Effectively Meet The Needs Of Their ELLs?"Could you post some of the ideas you learned? I still like to believe good ideas are inspiration in themselves. :)"
Janine replied to Jim Watkins's discussion Collaborative Global Projects"Just started working with an organization that has quite a good global network in place already. A group of participating teachers and a coordinator presented recently at the PBS Celebration of Teaching and Learning Conference in NYC. Their website…"
Janine replied to Ashley Cross's discussion Fairy Tales + technology, and mysteries too!"International Children's Digital Library - http://en.childrenslibrary.org/
Cast UDL Book Builder - http://bookbuilder.cast.org/
BookPALs Storyline Online - http://www.storylineonline.net/ by SAG Screen Actors Guild readers!
Google Books -…"
Janine replied to Rachel Gendron's discussion Podcast- Convert from M4A to MP3?"Why are you removing the pictures? Does your ning site only support audio? You can convert many files free on the web. I use freefileconvert.com. I found them in a search, but only searched because my students knew that free file conversion was…"
Janine replied to Alexander (Sandy) McDonald's discussion Best Tech For Listening Centers?"I have found that when you match up with technology the kids have access to outside of school, the potential for change, growth, extended learning, and some real benefits to mobile technology seems to expand exponentially. Changing your system would…"
Janine replied to Dave Eveland's discussion How do you grab content from a screen on a PC or a Mac?"Wondered about this. Thanks! Do the newer Macs not have Grab? That is what I used to use."
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- At 3:42pm on May 5, 2010,
Box Ruiz said… - Hi Janine,
How has been your experience using Google Wave with your students? Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Box
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