Any new open source websites?
Does anyone have or know of any new open source websites that teachers or students can use? Please share any information.
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Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources
Started this discussion. Last reply by Samantha Huizar Oct 31, 2010. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I would like to know of any Web 2.0 open source websites that students could use to develop digital stories. I am not looking for software to purchase, rather websites that students could use to…Continue
Best Web 2.0 Educational Tool?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Hoelscher Mar 16, 2010. 10 Replies 0 Likes
I would like people to share what they feel is the best Web 2.0 tool that they have used or would like to use with students. If you could use "one" Web 2.0 tool what would it be? This could be a…Continue
Would like Google Wave associates
Started this discussion. Last reply by Loren Baum Nov 28, 2009. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I have just been given a Google Wave account and would like a few associates to try out the features to learn how to use it. I am a teacher at Central Community College in Columbus, NE. Please let me…Continue
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Mel J. Janousek replied to Med Kharbach's discussion 'The latest web2.0 tools for your classrooms'
Thanks for sharing all of the technology tools. I have found a number of different ones that I will have students use. I hope you keep sharing items in the future. Your information has been very helpful. Thanks again.
Mel J. Janousek replied to Tina Dahlby's discussion 'Storybird'
Tina,
I looked over the stories your students created and really enjoyed them. I have worked with Storybird in the past, but my question to you is: where did the students find all of the graphics/art work they used on their pages? When I…
Mel J. Janousek replied to Jeff Beard's discussion 'Wikis in the classroom'
Jeff,
I am a teacher in the Education Department at Central Community College in Columbus, NE. One of the classes I teach is "Instructional Technology for Teachers." Students in this course work with a number of different…
Samantha Huizar replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
I am an education major at a university and I really enjoyed reading the feedbacks. I have never heard of the term digital storytelling. I am looking forward to researching more into this topic discussion! Thanks for the ideas i'll be sure to…
Terry Fonseca replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
I took a look at your wiki, and you have compiled a lot of information in one spot. Do your students have access to your wiki and what grades are they? I noticed you have information on social bookmarking. Does using a bookmarking site like…
Rena Shifflet replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
You might want to check out my wiki http://socstudiestech.wikispaces.com/ Go to the digital storytelling page. You'll find various free tools you can use to create digital stories with examples and tutorials to get you started. VoiceThread, one…
Alline Sada replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
Scholastic is having a Webinar on Wednesday Oct. 20th -- Lights! Cameras! Action! – How to Integrate Movie Making into Every Subject Area .
It looks interesting and its FREE.
Terry Fonseca replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
Wow, I was just on the Storybird tutorial. I am a college student and I can't wait to use this in my classroom. I really like the ease of the program and the catoonish and fun artwork that students can add to their own stories. I can see where…
Mel J. Janousek replied to Isabel Bracho's discussion 'Online tests'
I would suggest the following website:
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/
The site allows you to create questions for a quiz and then it allows you to have a variety of types of questions like multiple choice, true and false, and fill-in the…
Colleen Young replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
I agree with Cindy - Storybird is brilliant.
I put some links together for our staff here.
Cindy Watson replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
Try storybird.com. I've used it with second and third grade and they loved it. Very easy to use.
Mary Wallace replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
Kind of elementary but cool and free. Compliments of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
http://www.carnegielibrary.org/kids/storymaker/
Leonidas Evriviades replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources'
Hi Mel,
I work for Glogster EDU. We offer a web-based platform that allows students and teachers to design and create projects across the curriculum spectrum using multi-media drag/drop technology. It has been very well-received, especially at the…
Digital Storytelling Web 2.0 Sources
I would like to know of any Web 2.0 open source websites that students could use to develop digital stories. I am not looking for software to purchase, rather websites that students could use to design stories. Any grade level activities would be fine. Thanks for your time.
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Any new open source websites?
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Does anyone have or know of any new open source websites that teachers or students can use? Please share any information.
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