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Educational Web Log Examples

The following Educational Web Logs were created and are maintained by CPS teachers and administrators …

Charlotte’s Weblog (Classroom instruction)

Cyberspace Galaxy (Classroom instruction and information)

Coleman’s Corner (Classroom information)

Canter Middle School (School information)

Corbin’s Corner (Science Fair)

Dr. Shegog’s Online Portal (Classroom instruction and information)

Each participant will show their projects to the other participants.

 Enjoy the rest of your summer!!

Work!

Work!

Work!

Some stuff for you to to look at …

Digital Video In Education

Funny Stuff

We will be working on projects today.

Please take this time to get ready for the big, last three day, push!

Attention please!The Afternoon Section of CCPT will meet at Ray School this week. Ray is located at 5631 South Kimbark. The parking lot is accessible via 56th street. There is a back entrance through the parking lot that will be open. I’m not sure about the status of the front door, but we’ll put a sign up if need be.We will be meeting at 12:30 pm, but we will need to leave by 3:30 pm.

We are sorry for the inconvenience.

Read and comment, please…Class punishment: Can’t use bathroom.

Today’s task…digital video.

Please read this article and make some comments.

Take a look at the Web Logs your colleagues have created and be a critical friend and make some comments.

• Ms.Harper
• Mr. Lyles
• Mr. James
• Dr. Shegog
• Ms. Townsend
• Ms. Whitfield

Podcasting continues!

Work on your project continues.

Today we continuing Educational Web Logging.

Please read What Is a Blog? And make some comments about what you read.

We will work on our blogs today and continue to turn them into useful educational tools for teachers and counselors!!

And by the way, thanks for doing your homework …

• Ms.Harper
• Mr. Lyles
• Mr. James
• Dr. Shegog

And here is Ms. Townsend’s blog.

• Ms. Townsend

WebQuests (WebQuest.Org) are an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. (Bernie Dodge)

Please work you way through this tutorial, Webquest 101 – Putting Discovery into the Curriculum and make some comments about WebQuesting.

Educational Web Logging.

There are a lot of great resources out there on the Internet which can be used to help teachers think about teaching and learning. Before you use some of these resources however, you need to consider the following…

• What are the rules regarding copyright and fair use?
• When does something need to be cited?
• How can we discourage our students from the blatant plagiarism of “copy and paste” from the Internet?

Read this web page, Copyright Issues: Readings created for the Web Institute For Teachers and write some comments.

(Thanks to Jonathan Friesen.)

Today we are going cover a few topics.

We will start to learn how to use GIMP, a free, downloadable program, which can be used for photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.

Here are some GIMP help web sites…

http://bachue.com/alejo/gimptutorial.html

http://members.cox.net/wcommerc/the_gimp/the_gimp.shtml

http://hem.passagen.se/sberge/gimpdemo/gimpex.html

We are also going to look at some Cool Tools for Teachers, on the internet. Some are linked below. Some may require you to register for free. We can also look at your favorites or find others.

1. Web Workshop Wizard

2. Internet Coach Puzzle Center

3. Project Poster

4. Timeline Maker

5. Citation Machine

6. Map Maker

7. Print Zone

8. Backflip

9. Filamentality

10. NoteStar

11. Rubistar

12. The Online Speech Bank

13. Comic Creator