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Further Discussion of the Copyright and Fair Use CR 2.0 Live Presentation
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne Pemberton Apr 26, 2009. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Any Cmap (Collaborative Concept Mapping) Users Here?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Felipe Ferreira Falcão da Silva Apr 29, 2011. 20 Replies 0 Likes
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Felipe Ferreira Falcão da Silva replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Any Cmap (Collaborative Concept Mapping) Users Here?'
I’m taking the same course as my colleague Bianca and, just like her, I’ve never used Cmaps with my students before; however, while we were doing a task in our online class, I discovered a new useful tool.
I must confess that when I was…
Bianca Vieira replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Any Cmap (Collaborative Concept Mapping) Users Here?'
I have never used Cmaps with my students, but while I was using it for my online class on Tecnhology in ESL teaching I realized how useful it was. It was a lot clearer to see the main ideas of the text I was summarizing. As a visual person, it was a…
Tammy Moore replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Any Cmap (Collaborative Concept Mapping) Users Here?'
The link to the download is at http://cmap.ihmc.us/download/index.php for the user version of Cmap. Even after many years, I still use my Cmap software regularly. One of our uses is to do project management. We have teams of volunteers working on…
Jamila Viegas Rodrigues replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Any Cmap (Collaborative Concept Mapping) Users Here?'
I'm not actually aware of how I can use it! I didn't find the free version! I used one example that I found only.
Seeker replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members' in the group Teachers in Google Wave
Here's a public wave where you can view and download a Google Wave Cheatsheet: http://goo.gl/nGsD (available in English, French, and Spanish)
Tim Musgrave replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members' in the group Teachers in Google Wave
I just tried signing up... but it's for teachers only in the US?
Bit unfair isn't it?
Tim Musgrave replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members' in the group Teachers in Google Wave
Matthew, that seems like an awesome web project... but I'm deterred from joining because I can't see what you do.
Every time I click on something it forces me to the sign-up page... and like many users, I've signed in to so many…
Rangoo Srinivas replied to Tammy Moore's discussion 'Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members' in the group Teachers in Google Wave
Phonics Games - http://go.askrangoo.com/phonics
This is a shortened link that will redirect to the Google Wave on Phonics Games
Wave is accessible for every one now :-) No invitation needed.
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- I teach biology, chemistry, and physics online using Moodle and Elluminate as a volunteer with VHSG. I am also the site's co-admin and train in the new volunteers.
My background is actually in illustration and portraiture in watercolor and pencil. More recently I have been delving in to digital tools and Flash to create course material for my classes.
Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 12:51pm on May 21, 2010,
Dave Eveland said… - We're looking into the 1000 version now. I've seen in my research there also applications that will double and read web pages to students as well, an added benefit since there's so much that can accessed via a browser these days.
- At 5:45am on January 17, 2010,
Or-Tal Kiriati said… - Hi Tammy, I love the wave you've created. :)
- At 3:34pm on December 18, 2009,
Jeff Yasinchuk said…
- Hi Tammy:
Thanks! I've very excited about the Moodle initiative. We have many hurdles to overcome but we're pumped nonetheless.
At this point we have the English department and a couple of math and science teachers very keen.
And you can probably expect to be hearing more from me in February as we get things up and running.
Again, many thanks for the offer. I'll be taking you up on the offer!
J.
- At 7:32pm on November 24, 2009,
Thomas Smolka said… - yes. I received an invite. What's your wave name? mine is thomasjsmolka@googlewave.com
- At 10:42am on November 18, 2009,
Kevin Murphy said… - Thank you, I'm very interested in the Google Wave presentation, however I just opened this email and missed it. Plesae keep me informed of any new ones on the horizon.
- At 1:55pm on November 13, 2009,
David Cornelson said… - Thanks Tammy. This is helpful.
- At 12:52pm on July 19, 2009,
Douglas Errett said…
- Yes Tammy, thank you, I am very much interested in seeing what you do in Moodle. How to proceed, do you need to provide a password for me?? A link??
- At 8:38pm on July 15, 2009,
sajid mahboob said… - hi how ru
plzz can u explain the constant numbers r algebraic expressions or not if they r then how
- At 7:47pm on May 3, 2009,
Donelle said… - Just got your email. Thank you for adding me to the list. :-) Have a wonderful week!!
- At 11:28am on May 2, 2009,
Donelle said…
- Just stopping by to let you know that I haven't forgotten. Things have been incredibly busy and should remain the same in May. After that, let's connect. I'd love to hear more then about your program and training for using the tools. Thanks for your patience!
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