Last month a coworker asked if I would be a guest presenter at her daughter’s school. Each child in this 3rd grade classroom had the opportunity to invite a guest. I accepted the invitation, met with her daughter and we planned a presentation of animoto and wordle. Two of my favorite tools.
We started with animoto. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘classroom’
Wordle and Animoto in the Classroom
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Student Projects, Web 2.0, tagged animoto, classroom, students, teachers, technology, Web 2.0, wordle on June 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Back in the Saddle Again
Posted in teacher, tagged 5th grade, classroom, job change, teacher on June 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As the title says it, I’m “back in the saddle again.” Due to some budget cuts and increasing class sizes, our school needed to add a fourth 5th grade teacher and my tech position was cut, therefore, I am the new 5th grade teacher.
I’ve been asked countless times if I am excited or not. My [...]
Google Gab- iGoogle
Posted in Google Gab, tagged classroom, education, Google, Google Gab, iGoogle, students, teachers on September 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Today I am reposting about iGoogle. Many of you are probably very familiar with iGoogle but for those of you who are not, it is a wonderful tool. iGoogle is a customizable homepage. It allows you to have one page with many mini-pages, gadgets, widgets, and applications feeding into it. You can have your [...]
Play in Their World, Learn in Ours
Posted in 21st Century Learning, video, tagged cell phones, classroom, education, Guitar Hero, innovation, iPod, PS3, Rockband, teachers, technology, training, webkins, Wii, Xbox on July 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Play in Their World, Learn in Ours” was the theme for our Site Technology Specialist training last week. We started off the 2 days event by rotating through stations equipped with Wiis, Xboxes, PS3s, various web sites and games popular with students. We had about 15 minutes per station. I was [...]
Free Posters
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Computer Lab, Links, tagged classroom, free, Google, poster, resources, teachers on June 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While looking at some of the teacher academy info at Google, I ran across some great free posters- the only catch is that you must print them. These are great resources to use with kids and teachers alike. Several may be printed on standard 8 1/2 x 11 paper. I have the [...]
Kerpoof
Posted in Computer Lab, Links, tagged classroom, kerpoof, kidpix, Links, web-based on May 13, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I ran across a neat little site the other day called Kerpoof. It is very similar to Kidpix, only it is completely web-based (no downloads). It is free and has an option to subscribe, but it isn’t necessary for your class to be able to use it. I have played around with it [...]

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