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L. Suzanne Shanks
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Ryan Zellner commented on L. Suzanne Shanks's blog post 'Tech Byte: Telling Stories With Google Maps'
Google Maps is such an all around great tool! This could easily be incorporated into any social studies classroom.
Corri Filipowski commented on L. Suzanne Shanks's blog post 'Tech Byte: Telling Stories With Google Maps'
Thank you for sharing information on Google LitTrips. I am not currently in the classroom, but I passed the website along to a colleague of mine this morning and have already heard that it is perfect for him to use with Candide. I'm excited to…
Vicky Ross commented on L. Suzanne Shanks's blog post 'Tech Byte: Telling Stories With Google Maps'
Suzanne,
Thanks for sharing this new way of using Google Maps. I had never even considered using it for more than the mapping feature. We have embedded the use of Google Maps into our elementary social science curriculum and I am going to pass this…
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I Wonder ... About Work-Arounds
Posted on June 10, 2009 at 4:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Today one of Clarence Fisher's thoughtful posts at his blog, Remote Access, caught my attention. The topic was work-arounds. As often happens, I found myself writing a response that grew and grew until it was too big for a comment. So I cut it in half and resolved to author my own post which builds upon what I understood Clarence to be saying:
He wonders.
Should we be teaching work-arounds as a digital skill?
detourThose of us who teach in labs do it all the… Continue
He wonders.
Should we be teaching work-arounds as a digital skill?
detourThose of us who teach in labs do it all the… Continue
Professional Development Meme 2009
Posted on June 7, 2009 at 4:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This meme is circulating around the edublogosphere and I thought it was very motivating. I first heard about it on Twitter, and then again from LoonyHiker at Successful Teaching and Clif Mims at ClifNotes. I wasn't tagged -- but they say anyone can participate! I invite all my readers to do so. (Are there any readers? LOL)
FishEyeLearningDirections
Summer can be a great time for professional development. It is an opportunity to learn more about a topic, read a particular… Continue
FishEyeLearningDirections
Summer can be a great time for professional development. It is an opportunity to learn more about a topic, read a particular… Continue
Internet Safety and Digital Natives - A Letter to Parents
Posted on April 17, 2009 at 4:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Recent research shows that some of our most prevalent ideas about web safety are just plain wrong. The very small percentage of children who are victimized in ways related to the Internet are those who: enter private chat rooms, discuss topics of a sexual nature, or meet offline with strangers. Internet offenders pretended to be teenagers in only 5% of the crimes studied by researchers. Visiting popular social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook do not appear to increase children’s… Continue
Lots Of Interactive Online Resources
Posted on March 30, 2009 at 11:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I've been home on medical leave for about 10 days now and just couldn't stay away from work/educational technology any longer. My substitute needed some inspiration for this week, so I spent some time finding a great deal of online, interactive educational sites for him and then grouped them according to middle school grade level curricula at our district. Some would require more lesson planning and/or supervision than others and many are well-suited for interactive white board use. Some are… Continue
Back-To-School Tech Byte
Posted on August 8, 2008 at 11:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I could give an excuse here about why I haven't been blogging, but the truth is I have never achieved blogging regularity and I especially wasn't motivated to do so during the summer. I continue to battle with the reality that I have nothing new to say - whenever I am inspired on a topic it seems that 5-10 people in the edublogosphere or Twitter have already discussed it and I rarely have a more original thought than theirs. I'm not sure what to do with that fact. I still plan to reflect here… Continue
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:46pm on January 28, 2009,
Jack said… - Hi L.. I was wondering if your students would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. Perhaps you have some educator contacts you could direct me to. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!
- At 10:06pm on November 11, 2007,
James Edward Charles Webber said… - hellllo !
Do you have any feedback or comments on my article special needs s korea / in comparison to USA maybe
what support/ liason schooling/child /parents and counselling is given your side
I have only worked in a Public High School here for 7 weeks
so its a BIG learning curve and cant commment for korea really yet
Thanks
James
- At 5:42am on September 4, 2007,
gerry davis said…
- Thanks for the comments on the picture, he is a very nice dog.
- At 10:14pm on August 26, 2007,
Hans Feldmeier said… - Hello Suzanne, welcome from Germany!
I focus on Web 2.0 apps as to education. Feel free to check my page and some of my blogs!
I created a group DigiSkills on Classroom 2.0 about digital teaching methods. The biggest group with 171 members now.
Please consider to join as well:)!!!
Greetings
Hans
- At 10:04pm on August 26, 2007,
OPEN GIGA said…
- hi, nice to meet you.. :-)
- At 1:22pm on August 26, 2007,
Jacinta Gascoigne said…
- A big hello from Melbourne. Yes I was checking the tweets. Always good to see new people joining in. Being a 'Twitter' or a 'Twitt' brings you into the 'Twitteratzi', I think.
I love it because I can see what others, colleagues, friends are doing - highs, lows, success and just plain what is the weather like this morning.
Easy and efficient way to find like spirits and minds - showing what you are doing - Like has happened here with us.
Thrilled to have found you. Looking forward to learning alongside of you. I may have been at all the 'e' and www stuff for a few years, but everyday I find a new treasure and my mind is blown away.
Hope you enjoy classroom 2.0 - incredible people, doing the most incredible work - all in their own time because they want to stay ahead and give the best they can to their charges.
A great place to be.
If I can do anything to help, please send me a message and I shall do what I can.
Jacinta
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