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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Digital Story and Augmented Photos
I am including a digital story about my family that I created for ETEC565. I used it with my kindergarten students to introduce the concept of family groups. I uploaded my own photos to www.befunky.com and turned them into cartoon … Continue reading
SpringPad
I’ve found Spring Pad is a very useful aggregator tool. It easily replaces your bookmark bar and allows you to group your links into different notebooks. You can personalize those notebooks (colours, titles, etc.) and share them or keep them … Continue reading
Lino for Bookmarks and Resources
Among all of the new Web 2.0 tools that I have browsed this past week, the one that I wanted to experiment with the most was Lino. (linoit.com). I have created a few “canvases” with different purposes. My main canvas … Continue reading
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Toward a Community of Learners
The following is a digital story outlining the process by which we (almost accidentally) became a professional learning group in my school and rather intentionally fostered a community of learners. If the embed code doesn’t load, click here to be … Continue reading
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Digital Literacy Concept Map – Using Gliffy
For my Rip.Mix.Feed activity, I decided to remix the Digital Literacy Wiki our class developed as a concept map in a Web 2.0 tool called Gliffy. Here is the concept map in progress. Although Gliffy allows collaboration, the lack of … Continue reading
Symbaloo Webmix on Cinemagraphs
For this week’s Rip. Mix. Feed. activity, I chose to collect a set of resources on Symbaloo, a PLE bookmarking tool. Since I have a particular interest in cinemagraphs as a form of text, that it the theme I chose … Continue reading
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Storytelling through KerPoof
After looking through some story activity links, I fell upon Kerpoof. Looking to increase my list of creative websites, since I’m teaching art this year, this website makes the cut. It has some great features. The interface is clear and … Continue reading
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Expand our Personal Learning Networks (PLNs)
This year, I’m getting the teachers and staff at my school ready for a 1-to-1 implementation next year. Since I cannot provide complete support all of the time, I would like to show them how to set up and make … Continue reading
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