Showing posts with label Comments4Teachers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comments4Teachers. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Comments4Teachers

A Whole New Dianne
http://diannekrause.edublogs.org/

Look What I Found! 3/24/2010

This post had a link in it to a grading rubric. The rubric was for grading students on posts that they had made on their own blogs. I think that this is a very good rubric for students. It shows them exactly what is needed on their posts and how to be successful bloggers. The rubric can be very useful to any teacher using blogging in their classroom.

Look What I Found! 3/25/2010

This post had links on how to create a Wordle. I had never even heard of a Wordle before but now I know how to create one.

Look What I Found!4/06/2010

This post had a link to BeatPick which provides pre-cleared music for commercial and non-commercial use. This can be useful for students trying to find music to use in projects such as podcasts. This post also has a link to something called Google Search Tricks. This has different tips that can help someone perform a more accurate search. Both of these tools can be very useful to teachers and students.



Sunday, March 7, 2010

Comments4Teachers

Manaiakalani
http://manaiakalani.blogspot.com/


Adults Learn From Students

This post is about students presenting what they have learned to adult visitors. They write their scripts and then talk them over with the teachers in the eLearning team. They use podcast, their daily school television, their public school television program, video conferencing, and blogging to share with their visitors what they have learned. This gives the students something to help build their confidence and gives them their own learning experience. This is such a great idea because it gives students a chance to share their achievements with visitors.


GoogleFest

This post is about different Google tools, apps, ideas, and tips. It has links and ways on how to best use many Google tools. It is very helpful because it shows how to use many of these tools which can be helpful in a classroom or just in everyday life. It has videos and tips on how best to use them in an education setting.


Twitterific Tweachers

This post is about teachers using twitter. Teachers should be using the tools that they expect their students to use. It also has a link to a twitter account that is a tutorial for using twitter in teaching and learning. The twitter account has a lot of useful information for teachers.