Starter Sheets - Professional Learning Resources

Hi All,

I have been working on a number of PL (Professional Learning) resources that I have called starter sheets. Each one explores a different technology (most are web 2.0) and presents a different classroom application of the tool. I have linked these to Sensory learning style (VARK) and Bloom's Digital Taxonomy
The completed starter sheets are:
* Delicious
* Voicethread
* Wikispaces
* Google maps
* Google Advanced Search
* Buzzword
* Animoto
* Mixbook
* Mindmeister
* Google Forms
They are available at http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Starter+Sheets in PDF Format.

Cheers

Andrew

Tags: Bloom's, VARK, andrew, churches, digital, edorigami, learning, professional, resources, sheets, More…starter, taxonomy

0 members like this

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Elizabeth Davis on January 18, 2009 at 6:04pm

Wow - These look amazing. Thanks for sharing them. Have you seen my book:http://www.lulu.com/content/2526346
I used Lulu to publish it, just put together all of my PDFs. The download is free and the book is ~$10. You might want to look into putting your starter sheets together in to a book.
-Liz

Permalink Reply by Amy Pugh on March 10, 2009 at 11:10am

Wow, these are great. Can I use these in my PD sessions with teachers, giving you full credit? Can I post them on our PD network as well? These are awesome. I do training handouts as well, but I like that these are linked to the Bloom's Digital Taxonomy and are ,imited to 2 pages.

Permalink Reply by Steve Weary on March 24, 2009 at 11:51am

Thanks for sharing these resources. What I like best is that they are so easy to read and understand they will help to de-mystify Web 2.0 tools for the uninitiated. I have posted the page to our delicious site shared by all technology leaders in the district.

Steve

Permalink Reply by C. Hutcheson on March 24, 2009 at 12:32pm

Those were great! None of us out here are doing any of that, but maybe with those directions we could get our feet wet (or jump on in?!)! I'm not sure where to start our teachers off, but I'm willing to try~ thanks for the great resources!

Permalink Reply by andrew churches on March 24, 2009 at 1:22pm

For my perspective I would start at the beginning - so start with the advanced search and then move to del.icio.us to save and share them. From there I would progress to collaborative word processing as most people can already word process so the collaborative aspect is the only major change. This can lead into wiki and from there... well the sky is the limit

cheers

Andrew

RSS

Welcome to
Classroom 2.0

Sign Up
or Sign In