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K12Online2007 Conference Reflection #16
This is my reflection on the K12 Online conference presentation:
Classroom 2.0
“Putting the Pedagogy into the Tools”
by Anne Davis
McDonough, Georgia, USA
What were the main points made during this session, the “takeaways?”
Animoto
Audacity
Flickr
Skype
Google Maps
Google Page Creator
MindMeister
Newspaper Clipping Generator
PBWiki
SlideShare
Talking Cats Generator
Scribe Posts
In terms of your own professional development, what did you gain from the session?
I like the Flikr Storm site even better than just Flickr itself for finding images.
It seems like the Slidecasting would be an easy way to create an online movie from pictures.
I like Vokis better than the talking cat because you can actually hear them.
I hated this presentation. I know Ann put a lot of work into this project, but it took way too long to get through the materials. I already knew most of the tools and didn’t want have to follow so many links. I could have done that from Google or a blog post. I’m a visual learner. Give me a video, please.
What questions did you have after this presentation?
Wasn’t Darren’s scribeposts in his presentation?
How will you apply the learning to your professional situation?
I think I’ll have my students use Flikr Storm to get stories to put into Slideshare. They can then use Audacity to record their narrative to make it into a slidecast.
What other resources (including reading material) are relevant to this session?
http://pedagogytools.pbwiki.com/
Animoto
Animoto: Video Kills the Slideshow?
Animoto in your Classroom: Part 1 by Mark Woolley
Animoto in your Classroom: Part 2 by Mark Woolley
Teen Second Life After School Club Promo using Animoto
Put your shoulder to the wheel
The proof is in the pudding
Proofreading with Podcasts
Podcasts, proofing, and kids
Audacity Tutorial : How to Record and Edit Audio with Audacity from Guides and tutorials.com
Audacity and LAME for MP3 Video from You Tube.com
Record it with Audacity: Techtorial and printable version of tutorial from Education World
A Visual Guide to Podcasting from Seeitdoit.tv
Record audio files with audacity
Using Blogs and Podcasts in the Classroom
Creative Writing Blog Posts Using Flickr Pictures:
- My Inspiring Passion by Mary
- What Does this Picture Make Me Think About? by Victoria
- My Happy Place by M.V.
- A Weird Tail Feather by Tina
Motivational Posters:
- Harley by Mia, Victoria, and Anni
- Creativity by M.V.
- Imagination by Lindsay
- Lani by Tina
- Compassion by Rosalinda
- Inspiration by Michael
Creative Stories written on the blog from Flickr Pictures:
- Crash by M.V.
- A Whole New World Found by a Girl by Victoria
Blog posts:
- Classroom Uses of Flickr by David Jakes of The Strength of Weak Ties
- Flickr for Teachers: Blogging Photos from Flickr by James Tubbs of Misterteacher.com
- Flickr for Teachers: Blogging Photos Part 2 by James Tubbs of Mister Teacher.com
Additional strategies to use with students to facilitate learning and thinking:
- What Can We Do With Flickr? by Alan Levine
- Motivating Language Learners with Flicker by Aaron Campbell
How To:
- Big Huge Labs: Home of fd’s Flickr Toys
- Newbie’s Guide to Flickr by Josh Lowensohn
- Getting to Know Flickr Basic by Jeff Utecht
Additional Resources:
- 3 FlickrStorm Screencast Tutorials by David Jakes of The Strength of Weak Ties
- FlickrStorm Print Tutorial by David Jakes of The Strenght of Weak Ties
- Flickr Fun by Anne Davis on Blog2Learn Wiki
- Canada/Georgia Connection on Gizmo by Anne Davis
- The Winnipeg Georgia Connection by Darren Kuropatwa
- There’s Something Happening Here by Lani Ritter Hall
How To:
- Skype User Guides
- Skype in the Classroom by Wesley Fryer
- Using Skype in the Classroom a video by Vicki Davis
Additional resources:
- If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, What is a Video Worth? by Brian Crosby
Blog posts:
- Google Maps of Our Commenters to Student Blogs from the class blog, Blogical Minds
- What’s a Google Map? (a post by Victoria, a blogging student) On the student post click “My Google Map”. Then click on Dunoon, Argyll UK for a very special thank you.
- Google Maps from EduBlog Insights
- Different Perspectives and a little humor from EduBlog Insights
Educational uses of Google Map on Google Maps Mania
How To:
Additional Resources:
- Google Maps for Educators
- My Maps to Visually Document and Tell Stories by Scott Floyd
- Google Maps Mania
- Google Lit Trips
- Google My Maps Tutorial Local geography lesson using the new Google My Maps application to create lessons on history and geography by D. Watson.
Google Maps Is Changing the Way We See the World by Evan Ratliff
How To:
Additional Resources:
Google Gadgets
Blog posts:
- MindMeister (online resource) by Paul Hamilton
- Mind Mapping with MindMeister by Dr. Alisa Cooper
- Mind Mapping Love by Will Richardson
How To:
MindMeister tutorial video for a quick introduction.
- MindMeister Journal Blog
- Comparision of web based mind mapping applications by Chuck Frey MindMeister, Bubbl.us, and Thinkature
Blog posts:
Blog posts:
- Thinkpiece #1 - Reflections by Anne Davis
- Reflection Articles by Anne Davis
- Locked in on reflection by Anne Davis
- Bumping Up Reflections by Anne Davis
How To:
Videos:
Blog posts:
How To:
- slideshare faqs
- SlideShare - Using SlideShare to publish student work by Mark Woolley
- SlideCasting 101: adding an audio track to a slideshare presentation by from blip.tv
- slidecasting help Tips and tricks on slideshare site.
Owl Oath to News by Emmy
“Distributed Teaching and Learning.”
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