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Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011
Christine Connelly replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Hi Paul, looks good but let me ask...are there only 2 columns, or is my iPad not showing me everything? Your accommodations for each student make total sense to me."
Paul George replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Hi Rachel:
For Forest, you indicate that "his assessments can be done using a variety of creation web 2.0 tools rather than in written form." I'm not sure what this means, as there is a fair amount of writing in web 2.0…"
Paul George replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Hi Christine:
My only suggestion here would be for Student 2. Because he is high-functioning, you indicate that he MUST complete the most difficult option, (#5). It doesn't seem fair to me. I would suggest that even at this…"
Paul George replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"At long last...my table is attached. Any feedback you can provide at this late hour is greatly appreciated. I do apologize for my late entry."
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Your table looks good. Not sure what I am supposed to comment on or how it should look but here is my imput:
Feel free to dismiss any that you don't like :)
1. for student 1 in standard 2 you have the child listed as average but…"
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"I am going to finish my last entry and then I will read your post, I promise it will be around 1 or before."
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"I didn't add my entries in that format either. But I still have one assignment left and no time to go back and do more at this point. I can't get all of these assisnments done, plus complete the necessary planning, grading,…"
Christine Connelly replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Ok, so this is all I have the energy for. Rachel, thank you for letting me use your table as a starting off point. You did a great job. I admit that I did use some similar ideas in my table. I will be the first to post an assignment here…"
Christine Connelly replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Goodness, I am glad it isn't just me. I had to have my Mother in Law come watch my twins yesterday so I could get my portfolio enteries completed. Now I read in the help section that the teacher wanted us to say in each entry:…"
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"I feel the same way.............I have been debating dropping the course all week! I just really want this certification! The craziest part is I don't need this for anything other than I want it. I haven't left this computer in…"
Paul George replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Ditto! Even thinking of dropping course; demands of new job (asst. principal) far greater than I imagined! But sounds like we're all feeling this way, so I will forge ahead."
Paul George replied to Christine Connelly's discussion Our First Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"I agree that narrowing it down to 3 options may be more realistic and manageable. Then try 3 other options in the next project. Build over time. As their tech repertoire grows, then expand options and give choice."
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Thanks for the wishful thinking but I am just as behind as you are! I can't seem to balance family, teaching, grading papers, parent conferences, etc., and this class! He goes to pulling an all-nighter! LOL!!! I am…"
Christine Connelly replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"I am sorry that I have not posted this yet. This may be the last thing I get to this week. To be honest, I am totally overwhelmed with the entries we need for our portfolio this week. 7 and evidence...and I have done 1! My life is really…"
Rachel Welch replied to Paul George's discussion Our Second Collaboration Assignment in the group Capstone Collaboration 2011"Christine,
Thanks for the imput. What else would you suggest that I add? Are there any cloudy areas? Anything that just sounds off? I would love to improve :) Any suggestions are greatly appreciated."
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