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May 19, 2004 01:54 PM
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One of those days!
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How is your job?
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Frustrating Day?
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More Speed Dating
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SpeedDating
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Backup
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May 3, 2004 01:43 PM
Visual Ranking Tool
The Visual Ranking Tool is the latest of Intel's Online Thinking Tools.
Seeing Reason had some good applications to Cause and Effect thinking but Visual Ranking took my understanding of online thinking tools and collaborative PBL (Project Based Learning) to the next level. Take a look at the tool and click on tryout the tool. Then click the Compare icon at the top to compare your Visual Ranking with others in real time. To setup a free account click the Teacher Login link on the right side of the webpage. This is the kind of communication that occurs when we give students time and space to think and collaborate in a higher-order way.
Visual Ranking
or
http://www97.intel.com/discover/WebTools/VisualRanking/VR_Landing/default.aspx
If you missed the Seeing Reason workshop earlier this year within the context of the Oregon ED Tech Cadre you can check it out and try out the tool in the same way that you can with Visual Ranking.
Seeing Reason
or
http://www97.intel.com/scripts-seeingreason/index.asp
Posted by drewhinds on May 3, 2004 at 01:43 PM in Resources & Gadgets | Comments (1)
Ed Tech Cadre Highligted
The Oregon Ed Tech Cadre is cited at a "Promising Practice" in the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) NLI Toolkit.
SETDA NLI Toolkit: Promising Practices
Posted by Admin on May 3, 2004 at 12:52 PM in Top Story | Comments (0)
Curriculum Applications o3/27/
Are you a geocacher? If so, tell us about how you have used caching in the classroom! Be sure to tell us what subject areas have you integrated GPS use into!
Posted by llary on May 3, 2004 at 12:49 PM in Top Story | Comments (0)
WriteSite!
WriteSite (formerly Southern Oregon Write Site) has been completely rewritten by OETC and is now available to use in your classroom / school. Visit the new WriteSite homepage. The password for both students and "instructors" is "password" (without the quotes).
I'll be presenting a mini version of the WriteSite overview Jennifer and I presented in Spokane (NCCE conference April 13-16, 2004)
This is a great product, and with your help, we can make it even better.
Here's how to make links "hot" in your blog postings (requires basic copy and paste skills). There's a sample of the "code" that must appear in your post. If I paste the entire code here (correctly), it will only appear as a hot link, defeating my intention of providing the code you need to edit and paste into YOUR post. So here's a work-around.
Your HTML code begins and ends with the math symbols (greater and less than) < > and has the following code BETWEEN the characters (including the spaces and quotations): a href="http://www.google.com target="_blank">Google
When you add the "target="_blank" your target opens in a new window so people can return easily to your blog.
Posted by on May 3, 2004 at 12:04 PM in | Comments (0)
Handheld Resources
Can share:
-Books on classroom integration
-Books for administrative use
-Application resources for curriculum integration
-Experience with many different Palm OS models from (Palm, Handspring, Sony, and others)
-Peripherals: Cameras, printers, probes, SD Cards, Memory Sticks, etc...
-Presentations devices: flexcams, Elmos,
presentations cameras, projectors, video, etc...
-Tons O' web Resources
Posted by on May 3, 2004 at 09:58 AM in Resources & Gadgets | Comments (2)
May 2, 2004 11:18 PM
Live? One-to-One Chat?
Have you ever wanted an answer to a quick question? Are you tired of making long distance phone calls or playing phone tag? Are you a visual learner and need a quick tutorial on how to perform a hard reset on your handheld? Sound like a commercial? Well, have I got a deal for you... instant messaging, voice chat, & peer-to-peer video conferencing are communication tools available to anyone with an internet connection.
These great resources are only a few keystrokes away and can be a huge benefit to your work. Interested in learning more? Ask any high school student OR... ask me. I won't make claims of being a guru, but I'm happy to help answer any questions or get you up and running in the IM world.
Here are a few resources to get you started.
AOL Instant Messenger
AIM Acronyms
Apple iChatAV
Apple iSight Camera
CUL8R
Posted by Todd on May 2, 2004 at 11:18 PM in | Comments (15)
Carrie Carpenter Tries th3/27/
Hello Friends,
I am trying the BLOG as a real newby. I would be happy to assist anyone with technology curricululum integration. I am still learning, so I consider myself more of a peer than a mentor. I am looking forward to tomorrow's workshop. Hope you all have a safe trip.
Carrie
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