Tagged: Web 2.0

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Timelining for Every Classroom

It seems timelines (and timeline creation tools) have been popping up in every grade level and classroom. These aren’t your mama’s timelines — and they’re not just for history anymore. Get the low-down on five online timelining tools — Capzles, Dipity, Prezi, TimeToast, and xTimeline.

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Turn Social Networks into Learning Networks with Edmodo

Last March, I wrote a blog post about the general benefits of social networking in the classroom, and I briefly described a few tools like Edmodo. Since then, I’ve had the time to delve even deeper into educational social networking and, specifically, Edmodo. I’ve introduced the site to a number of teachers, who have each used it to transform their classrooms in various ways. After seeing what the site can do, I know that when I return to the classroom, Edmodo will be the first thing I implement.

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Where do I start? The digital immigrants’ guide to technology integration

But for the average teacher without extensive technology experience, the ed-tech world can be overwhelming. Even if you’re convinced of the need to integrate technology into your curriculum, where do you start? Below, I present a four-step starter guide for us digital immigrants who are trying to become fluent in 21st century technologies.

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Wiki-Wiki What?!?

My goal here is two-fold: first, to offer a step-by-step guide on how to get started with wikis. And, second, to provide some suggestions and examples of steps to take your classroom wiki to the next level.