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The Google Experiment - Part 2
I just realized that to keep anyone that is interested in looking at the creation of the Social Studies unit I am only using Google for they would need a URL. Well here it is:
http://tom.whyte1.googlepages.com/home3
Come and visit, and provide feedback please.
http://tom.whyte1.googlepages.com/home3
Come and visit, and provide feedback please.
Posted on March 25, 2008 at 5:31pm —
The Google Experiment
2 weeks ago I started looking at all the little links that started popping up within Google. The one that got me hooked was iGoogle (life has never been the same). Then Gmail and the list goes on, after 2 days of just playing, clicking here, linking there, downloading the latest little gadget, putting a theme in iGoogle, I asked myself what could all this be used for. 2 weeks later, I am knee deep in developing a Social Studies Unit for LAP students that utilizes multimedia technology provided o… Continue
Posted on March 24, 2008 at 9:39pm —
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It's great to so many Canucks in here in CR 2.0. You might want to join a group called "Canadians Mashup". If you join, please use the Welcome forum at http://www.classroom20.com/group/canadianmashup/forum/topics/welcome-to-canadian-mashup to introduce yourself.
-Sue in Surrey, BC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternate_reality_game
The basic concept for education would be less viral marketing and more viral learning. The keys are to make the game fun and have a 'reward' and then make them apply knowledge to progress (and learn along the way).
I did a 'test' here with a few teachers and along the way they learned about Roman history, Cease Ciphers, WWI, Mussolini, Erwin Rommel, WWII, Enigma Boxes, and finally more recent military history.
As for the other conversation, healthy unfettered conversation, is the best way to move forward. If I ever come off too strong just let me know... I argue strongly, but really am willing to listen and reflect.