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Thank you for responding .
Is your project worldwide?
Would you explain a little more about that knowledge in the effective learning?
How coul I help to design a more effective learning 2.0 course?
Thank you.
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- At 7:43am on September 6, 2009,
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- At 10:24am on August 19, 2008,
Linda Mercer said… - Surprisingly enough, as life gets more and more virtual, we are finding that the library is seeing more and more traffic. As a school librarian, I think this has to do with the fact that a) we have the laptops so the students come to use them and b) we have the space, the support and the proper atmosphere. I hope these trends continue and that students see the library as BOTH a real place and a virtual place!
- At 7:17pm on August 18, 2008,
Mark Cruthers said… - As a matter a fact I do. I'll be teaching AP US History online this year.
Mark
- At 7:24pm on February 18, 2008,
Norman Babia said… - Andrew,
Thanks for dropping a note and for welcoming me to this great site. Yes, I am trying to integrate technology in my class. For now, I am using handhelds for my math and spelling classes. Also, I use Google pages to post all my lesson summaries for the students and parents.
Norman
- At 1:13pm on February 13, 2008,
Sabridv said… - Thanks Andrew for the warm welcome and for the invitation in the first place.
- At 7:50am on February 13, 2008,
Claudia Ceraso said… - Andrew,
I just read your comment on Nancy's page at Classroom 2.0
You say,
"...I have just started a social network site focused on content, not technology. The site is called Teacher content. After conversations with Steve Hargadon, with whom I am doing a lot of work, we decided that Classroom 2.0 is really about the technology. We wanted another site devoted to teachers teaching content. My hope is that content teachers who have not previously used technology in the classroom will join the site and thereby become more likely to use technology."
This sounds interesting. I think that technology sometimes makes a lot of people passionate, but we are still teaching higher order skills. It is hard sometimes to keep the focus there.
I wish you every success with this Ning.
- At 2:26pm on February 12, 2008,
Karen said… - Hi Andy! And thank you for the welcome! While I'm really excited about the blog I've created, I'm even more excited about doing blogging with my students. But I think I've got too many ideas running through my head all at once on what to have them do. If anyone has any ideas of a good, easy place to start, I'd be most appreciative!
Thanks again!
Karen
- At 11:00pm on February 10, 2008,
Thomas Petra said… - I'm starting to run out of gas as far as ideas for my website w. Google Earth. I'm beginning to explore the different options under the "Layers" menu. I'm sure there are a lot of content there that you could use in Social Studies. Take a look.
Currently 87F and sunny with 60% humidity on Guam. I would love to have a foot of snow here.
- At 4:08am on February 10, 2008,
Thomas Petra said…
- Thanks for the invite, Andrew. I'm in.
Andrew Pass's Blog
Using Pictures as Primary Sources and Critical Thinking
Nancy Bosch linked to a guest blog post about primary sources available at the Truman Presidential Library. Mark Adams, the guest blogger and director of education at the library, informs us that the library has a nice collection of primary source pictures from the Truman era.
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