Summer School Course: Computer Sleuths
I am teaching this course in a few weeks and I want to incorporate some Web 2.0 ideas. The students taking this course range from 3rd to 5th at a private school in Hawaii. Most are very technologically savvy, but I am not sure where to start?
What are some simple ways I can add Web 2.0 content to this class?
They are only in my class for a couple weeks at an hour at a time. So whatever it is should be simple for me and them.
What ideas do you all have?
What are some simple ways I can add Web 2.0 content to this class?
They are only in my class for a couple weeks at an hour at a time. So whatever it is should be simple for me and them.
What ideas do you all have?
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Place on
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If you have digital camera access you can have them take pictures and upload them to animoto, or photostory for PC and create a digital slide show, putting music from soundzabound (royalty free music).
You could try http://www.sploder.com/. This is an online game creating website that I found pretty fun with my 4th graders. Good Luck!
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Permalink Reply by Zac Hansel on
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Wow...thanks...love that sploder. That is going to be really cool and perfect for a summer school class.
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Yea it's really neat and the best part is the kids become more and more creative after each game. You can play around with it first, too, and give them specific guidelines as to what types of things to add in.
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