Monthly Archives: July 2013

Summative Blog Our Inquiry Project: The ICT Sub Hub Terrence designed our Weebly website.  We decide to divide the website into four sections: ICT survey (Input after Visiting a School), database of responses (Information about Schools), ICT resources, and discussion … Continue reading →

Project Challenges Ideas won’t keep. Something must be done about them. – Alfred North Whitehead “Ideas Won’t Keep” by Brad MacDuff Having the best idea, but not following through with actions, is equivalent to having no idea in the first … Continue reading →

ICT Decisions Why are we using technology? Technology is the vehicle that makes our information available and accessible to everyone at all times of the day.  All the information will be collected, manage, maintained and viewed over the internet.  By … Continue reading →

Project Participants The main participants in our inquiry project are TOCs.  Through our project we hope to connect TOCs to technology in classrooms.  TOCs don’t normally know what technologies are available until they walk through the door or have been … Continue reading →

Learning to Write Survey Questions This morning, I was discussing my project with a few classmates on our way to class.  My inquiry topic led the way to the sharing of our TOC experiences.  Soon we were swapping TOC horror … Continue reading →

Week 2 Summative Blog 1. Where you were when you started? A teacher friend highly recommended this course to me.  She found the course was a great source for online applications and software for teaching and told me to take … Continue reading →

Developing World Libraries In our discussion group, we defined world libraries as global libraries; libraries which are accessible on a global scale.  A library that is meaningful and applicable to all people.  Once we decided on what a world library … Continue reading →

Wayback Machine During Karen’s 10 Minutes of Fame presentation, she expressed the need for copying down website/pages because they may become inactive or disappear.  The Wayback Machine popped into my mind as a solution to that.  The Wayback Machine was … Continue reading →

Inquiry Project: Collection Data During our discussion today, we talked about how we would collect data for our ICT database.  What we thought was the best method of for collection was some type of online survey.  SurveyMonkey, a popular online … Continue reading →

ICT for TOCs It was fascinating hearing everyone’s inquiry ideas.  There were many great topics being suggested and it’s unfortunate that we don’t have to the time to investigate all of them.  Terrence’s idea about ICT for TOCs struck a … Continue reading →