Online lesson plan storage
I'm looking for ideas for an online lesson plan storage site. I have used schoolnotes for a number of years but they are changing formats. I am looking for a place with a template in place.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Alline Sada Nov 9, 2009. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Online math curriculum
Started this discussion. Last reply by doug mahoney Mar 19, 2009. 7 Replies 0 Likes
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Alline Sada replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
I've used Engrade and Edu 2.0 both are easy to use and student/parent friendly!
They also have online gradebooks!
Jennifer Wu replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
Have you looked at BetterLesson? I tried the beta last spring, and they have some nice tools for lesson planning.
http://www.betterlesson.org/
Cliff Lee replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
I am the founder of sharedschool.com, an online lesson plan management tool that uses a correlation engine to enable teachers to discover others' content simply by searching their local standards. We are still in our alpha release and the site…
Sheila McCullough replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
Hi I realize I gave you the incorrect name of the site.
It should be StandardsToolbox.com
Cassie Herd replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
I don't know if you would be interested in this at all, but I use Planbook. It's not a web-based application, but you can publish your lesson plans to any server. I think it's one of the best software programs I have found.
Rick Papera replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
www.oncoursesystems.com - We use their lesson planner. It is very easy and flexible.
Sheila McCullough replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online lesson plan storage'
Here is one that I have considered trying but haven't delved into it. It looks like something you might be interested in. . .
StateStandardsToolbox.com
doug mahoney replied to Lee H's discussion 'Ning Alternatives for Primary (Grade 5 students)'
What all are you wanting when you say "Ning like"? You might want to check out edmodo. I'm using it with 6th and 7th graders, no email is required, and support is unbelievable! They just rolled out edmodo 2.0 and it has a lot of…
doug mahoney replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online math curriculum'
Barbara, I will be glad to share resources with you as I find them.
We have two groupings, grades 5/6 and grades 7/8. We have based our instruction on the state standards from Nebraska, and are focusing on the 8 main standards necessary for 8th…
Barbara replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online math curriculum'
I found another great Math site and it includes a lot of material and a math forum. You might want to take a look at http://mathforum.org/mathtools/index.html. Hope this helps.
I am interested in what you are doing if you are willing too share. Are…
doug mahoney replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online math curriculum'
Thanks, I'll check it out!
doug mahoney replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online math curriculum'
I would be happy to check out your resources if you would like to send me some information. Thanks for replying!
Barbara replied to doug mahoney's discussion 'Online math curriculum'
I too have been looking for Math resources and I do not know if this will help but I am very impressed with this site out of Australia... We are starting to use it so go take a look and let me know what you…
Online math curriculum
In my school we teach math in grades 5-8 as a multigraded, performance based class. We pretest each topic we want to teach and then divide the students into groups based on their performance on the pretest. As we continue to with the program (we are in our 3rd year) we are having difficulty finding materials. Has anyone found and used online math curriculum? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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- At 7:26pm on February 16, 2009,
Micki Fries said… - Just realized that this classroom2.0 site IS a ning site -- no wonder i thought they were so similar!!
- At 1:36pm on February 16, 2009,
Micki Fries said…
- so far i have just set up a ning account for myself and have played around with it. I think it is similar to what this classroom.2.0 thing is, except geared towards students. I haven't decided how to use it quite yet.
- At 11:34am on February 16, 2009,
Micki Fries said…
- oh yea,
greg said 99% sure i would be able to go to neta. the only way i wouldnt be able to is if he can't find a sub. But he said that after you and troy, i would be next on his list to go!
- At 11:34am on February 16, 2009,
Micki Fries said…
- also, are you using the westfall wiki for your classes or for other teachers or for both? a school wiki similar to what we are doing for TIG might be good way to share resources with other teachers...
- At 11:33am on February 16, 2009,
Micki Fries said…
- i need to be more active on this site! i havent done anything but receive emails from them....
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