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With your interest in Technology Integratio for West Shore, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording conducted by Nellie Deutsch on Technology Integration.
Integrating Technology into the Classroom Using Moodle and Wikis by Nellie Deutsch
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It's on my site below or at Teacher Tube directly. Hope we can get something going together soon! Looks my Cubs will be playing your Phillies soon...or are you a Pirates fan?
Diane
http://web.mac.com/lowriegirl/WOVEN/oh_the_places/oh_the_places.html
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Something else I thought of. Each year I do an "average student" math and geography study integrated all year - we do attendance graphs most days, compiling the results, discussing statistics (mean, median, etc.), percentages, and we talk about whether we are a good sample or not. Sometimes I try to increase the numbers by adding other classes at our school, but I often ask whether or not the results might be the same in other places. Every year I intend to work with students in other states and countries but don't get my feet in the water soon enough. Would that be something you are interested in? Basically, we'd have a poll on our web site (or participating classes set up polls) and results are tallied. Sometimes I have "most Americans" stats to compare with. It might be fun to see how results differ in parts of the country. The quetions (kids often make them up, too) range from how students like to eat Oreos to favorite genres to more awareness questions of world events...
Anyway, just a thought. Feel free to opt in or out. Regardless, I look forward to collaborative tech work with you and students this year! Nice to meet you! Diane
I love the look of your ning page--haven't gotten that fancy yet. ;-) We would definitely be interested in collaborating. What kinds of projects do you have in mind? Just to give you an idea, we use Everyday Mathematics, A History of Us (Joy Hakim), and Reader's/Wrtier's Workshop.
Talk to you soon!
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