Classroom 2.0 Beginner Group!

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Comment by Jennifer on October 31, 2010 at 8:12pm

I didn't think they where; I think they would be good. I just worry about wither or not the students will follow the guide lines.

Comment by Agnieszka Szklanny on October 29, 2010 at 5:25pm

Hi Jennifer,
Using a blog in a classroom is not very difficult once you become familiar with how it works. I've used blogs and wikis with both my primary and junior students with great success.

Comment by Jennifer on October 28, 2010 at 9:43am

Is using a blog in a classroom difficult or easy to use?

Comment by Jennifer on October 14, 2010 at 6:37am

I can't wait to hear more about digital storytelling. How does it work?

Comment by Dana Marek on October 13, 2010 at 8:24pm

I was just introduced to classroom 2.0 at a workshop and am so excited to learn more! We did a lot at the workshop with digital storytelling, wikis, google docs, and delicious. Very cool stuff! If anyone has any info. on wikis and how you use them in your classrooms, I would love to learn more!

Comment by Jennifer on September 27, 2010 at 5:05am

Usiing a Wiki sounds like fun and tricky all at the same time.

Comment by Volcano Experience on September 21, 2010 at 9:30am

HI
Could you take a moment and send us the answer to this survey
so the project can move forward....

What grade level are students you teach about volcanoes?

Do you include information on health effects?

Volcanoes - Effects on Health
• Respiratory -breathing ash asthma, bronchitis, emphysema
• Gas Plumes and Airplanes
• Crops, land - poisons in volcano ash
• Effects in ocean - Hydrothermal Volcanoes
• Geotourism - safe viewing • Destruction: Buildings, transportation,communication
• Good & Bad Bacteria that live in underwater volcano soils
• Study Martian Volcanoes on Earth
• FUN Make Your Own Volcano
• Make A Volcano Cake

these topics can be found on
http://www.volcanoexperience.com

send email to admin@volcanoexperience.com
or at classroom20.com

thank you!
we reply to all responses, but are not sure that we receive your email
so if you dont get reply, send again. thanks.

Comment by Patricia Ewing on September 18, 2010 at 8:14am

Need some help - not for classroom use but staff:
I want to set up a site for my school staff. The purpose would be sharing our opinions on professional books we are reading. It would need to be open to them only, not public, and categorize topics (leadership, language arts, etc.). I would like them to be able to add books titles in the categories, in alphabetical order if possible, but probably not add categories. As a teacher reads a book that is already on the list they can add comments and perhaps grade it like Netflix and other sites allow you to click on and fill in a certain number of stars. I would like it to be a place they can easily go to to check out a book they are thinking of buying. They could then see if anyone has already read it and what is their opinion of the book. You know how busy we are now that school has begun so if it is too time consuming to do or for them to figure out this will not work. What is the easiest way I can go?

Comment by Cem Can on September 13, 2010 at 1:25am

Dear colleagues and friends,

I was just wondering if you had some questionnaire/checklist to obtain data on foreign language teachers' perceptions on the use of Web2.0 tools. I would like to collect data on this topic. The results will be shared here, of course.

Many thanks for your assistance and cooperation in advance.

Cem Can

Comment by Bob Zenhausern on August 19, 2010 at 2:07pm

The Enabling Support Foundation is sponsoring the creation of an Archive of Legend and Myth. It will consist of links to existing resources and a compendium of student submitted material using any medium that concerns a national or local legend.

If you are interested, contact me at drz@enabling.org.

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