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Glogster Edu
Started this discussion. Last reply by Katy Scott Feb 27, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hello... I've just set up my students (Grade 3) with a Glogster Edu. account and will have the Education Premium account for a free 30 day trial. I've used Glogster myself and appreciate the medium…Continue
Tags: Primary, Glogster, technology
SMARTBoard misbehaving
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sue Scott Sep 22, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Hi I use a NP300 projector...couple things happening I can't figure out...Shadows appearing with notebook lessons I"ve made (I updated software Mid August)fLight from prjector is now green and more…Continue
Tags: Smartboards, iboards
Student blogging and writing...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Crystal Salazar Mar 7, 2011. 10 Replies 0 Likes
I'm about to embark on a inquiry looking at student blogging and whether or not I see an improvement with their written output. I know this is a huge topic but I'm trying to keep focused and look at…Continue
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Crystal Salazar replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."I'm not a teacher just yet, but in one of my classes we just talked about using blogging in the classroom. I think it can be extremely beneficial, especially with the pressure of writing to an audience. Most younger students really don't…"
Veronica Gutierrez replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."Although I am a college student, I think blogging for 3rd and 4th graders would be so beneficial for them. Blogging is something that my professor tried out for the first time last semester to see how it could help us as students and…"
Sue Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."Thanks for your reply. I very much enjoyed reading the your blog post and appreciated the research links. I am using edublogs for my class blog and had intended to get the kids blogging but was reluctant to start as I thought many on the steps and…"
Katy Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion Glogster Edu"In my experience, there are a couple of benefits of Glogster, as compared to more traditional posters -- both in terms of creating a glog and interacting with a classmate's glog.
First off, unlike a written poster, you can delve INTO a glog.…"
Sue Scott posted a discussionGlogster Edu
Hello... I've just set up my students (Grade 3) with a Glogster Edu. account and will have the Education Premium account for a free 30 day trial. I've used Glogster myself and appreciate the medium it provides for expression. Now I'm trying to think about how this may benefit the learning of my students. I want to consider how is Glogster more supportive of their learning and what it offers compared to creating a poster with paper. I understand it can be shared but so can a poster, just in a…See More
Katy Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."I've seen a few studies showing that blogs can increase students' writing scores, quality, motivation, and variety. I recently wrote a blog entry about it and included links to much of the research. I also have some articles listed on the…"
Sue Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."Thanks for the links...haven't been here for a while...lots going on at home and work. I have set up a classroom account on storybird but am disappointed that at this time am not able to invite another class as I would have like my kids to be…"
Jill B replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."I do a weekly math blog. I post challenging problems that require discussion. The students had a hard time at first with just wanting to solve the problem, but with practice and constant reminders that the blog is about discussion and collaboration,…"
Amy Hollinger replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."Hi Sue,
I teach 4th-12th graders and we have the 4th and 5th graders post all of their assignments on a personal blog. They know that anyone in our small 4-12th grade community as well as parents have access to look at their blogs and make comments…"
Colleen Young replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."Are any of these of interest Sue?
On this page blogs / wikis /docs, benefits of collaborative learning and hand it in teaching...
and on the blogs page - Scott Huette's article and Kim Coffino's blogging guideleines.
I…"
Mr. B replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and writing..."I just started a group to discuss these issues. I hope you'll join.
I'll send invitation. It is called Student Blogging.
Robert"
Sue Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and parent concerns in the group Elementary School 2.0"I was able to have all my kids using the blog this year. Having the blog not searchable was important to some of my parents and one parent spent some time trying to find it and could not. As was suggested here I gave parents the choice of using a…"
Carol Mosley replied to Sue Scott's discussion Student blogging and parent concerns in the group Elementary School 2.0"I've just set up kidblog accounts with my 5th graders - and they love it. It's easy for me to manage and approve posts and comments. We are looking to use it for "educational" purposes - writing for literature circles, science…"
Sue Scott replied to Sue Scott's discussion SMARTBoard misbehaving"Thanks..it has been working well lately with not green hue blinding me as I teach. I think it was the video cable causing the shadows...so far with a bit of a jiggle I can get rid of them but I'm going to ask my District to replace it.
Thanks…"
NBTeacher replied to Sue Scott's discussion SMARTBoard misbehaving"Hi Sue,
I work with SMART Boards, mostly troubleshooting them and fixing them (or trying to :)
I have seen what you're describing time and time again - green hue / shadows
1) Check the end of the VGA cable that plugs into your computer -…"
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