Bullying - Classroom 2.02024-03-29T14:02:10Zhttps://www.classroom20.com/forum/topics/649749:Topic:12941?commentId=649749%3AComment%3A12982&xg_raw_resources=1&feed=yes&xn_auth=noHi Audrey, you might find som…tag:www.classroom20.com,2007-05-09:649749:Comment:131822007-05-09T17:29:13.641ZSusanTsairihttps://www.classroom20.com/profile/tsairi
Hi Audrey, you might find some information on the topic on foundation for a better life web site. Here is a link to some of their videos. <a href="http://www.forbetterlife.org/be_inspired/tv_radio.asp?id=1092">http://www.forbetterlife.org/be_inspired/tv_radio.asp?id=1092</a><br />
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I tried something similar to your suggestion ie doing something creative. Our subject was internet safety, Microsoft Israel put up a presentation on the subject - it was a cute cartoon type story/game about turtles who…
Hi Audrey, you might find some information on the topic on foundation for a better life web site. Here is a link to some of their videos. <a href="http://www.forbetterlife.org/be_inspired/tv_radio.asp?id=1092">http://www.forbetterlife.org/be_inspired/tv_radio.asp?id=1092</a><br />
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I tried something similar to your suggestion ie doing something creative. Our subject was internet safety, Microsoft Israel put up a presentation on the subject - it was a cute cartoon type story/game about turtles who give out personal info and very soon find themselves in danger, I would say it suited 3rd or 4th grades. I asked my 6th grades to create a presentation based on the same idea but more suitable for kids their age. It was a success, they loved doing it, and I got to see how talented and creative they are. That's true too. I did that,…tag:www.classroom20.com,2007-05-09:649749:Comment:129842007-05-09T04:31:54.380ZAudrey Hillhttps://www.classroom20.com/profile/audhilly
That's true too. I did that, but I wasn't sure whether my flv would open up on our school computers without a program to run it... My inelegant solution was to imbed it in a swf because I happen to have flash at home and then load the swf online to my own website. That was when I thought... "you know... let me check the website listed on the video." And poof... there it was. Problem solved.<br />
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But, there will be other videos I'd like to show.. so I have to check whether I could load a video onto…
That's true too. I did that, but I wasn't sure whether my flv would open up on our school computers without a program to run it... My inelegant solution was to imbed it in a swf because I happen to have flash at home and then load the swf online to my own website. That was when I thought... "you know... let me check the website listed on the video." And poof... there it was. Problem solved.<br />
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But, there will be other videos I'd like to show.. so I have to check whether I could load a video onto my iPod and open it in Windows or Real Player to play on the smartboard. I'm sure most people know the answer to this already... :) Another work around YouTube b…tag:www.classroom20.com,2007-05-09:649749:Comment:129822007-05-09T04:19:05.516ZSusan Brooks-Younghttps://www.classroom20.com/profile/SJBrooksYoung
Another work around YouTube being blocked is to download the video as a flv file (Firefox has plug-ins you can download to do this) and then play the clip offline.
Another work around YouTube being blocked is to download the video as a flv file (Firefox has plug-ins you can download to do this) and then play the clip offline. Great information. Thanks for…tag:www.classroom20.com,2007-05-09:649749:Comment:129612007-05-09T03:00:37.562ZWilliam Bishophttps://www.classroom20.com/profile/wbishop
Great information. Thanks for sharing. We don't block YouTube, but our students aren't allowed to visit the site. If they are caught visiting YouTube, they get into disciplinary trouble. I'm sure we miss some, but most of the students do not visit the site as a result of the rule. School leaders need to take a more active role in teaching students where they can and can't go via AUPs and rules, rather than just blocking sites out of fear.
Great information. Thanks for sharing. We don't block YouTube, but our students aren't allowed to visit the site. If they are caught visiting YouTube, they get into disciplinary trouble. I'm sure we miss some, but most of the students do not visit the site as a result of the rule. School leaders need to take a more active role in teaching students where they can and can't go via AUPs and rules, rather than just blocking sites out of fear.