Yep, that's me. It was late at night, wanted to mess around with GarageBand and voila, instant tune. I have a couple where I sing but I definitely will not post those! At that time, I was playing lead for a local bar band and also played Bass for a bluegrass band. I miss those days!
Hi Kevin! I have tried to repair that link by editing the post, but it doesn't seem to work.
Here is the link for the Web 2.0 that I shared in a previous entry. Between this and wikipedia, I think web 2.0 is sufficiently defined. I wonder if we will jump to web 3.0 and what changes that will encompass.
Thanks for the invite to Elementary School 2.0 I signed up immediately. I am new to web 2.0 but learning fast. I am looking forward to next year. It's going to be great!
Eclectic is a good word for it :D
Interestingly enough, way back when I was in high school, I did plan to teach. I feel like I've come full circle to teach in the school I used to attend as a child.
I'm looking forward to seeing the movies your kids created as soon as edublogs is up and running again. We used Tech4Learning's Frames for the stop motion -- it was a very simple program for the kids to master. Before they compiled their claymation movies, they created a boucing ball movie, and they also used Pixie to learn how to create a series of image files and import them into Frames. By the time they had all their clay photos shot, they were very comfortable with the software, and in fact, two of my students in this group presented their projects at a regional tech fair and they really rocked! I'm still trying to figure out who had more fun, the kids or me, :D
Hi Kevin!
I read your blog and was excited to find that your 6th graders worked with claymation this year. My 4th graders did in a very adaptive manner. They used a digital still camera and loaded the images to PhotoStory, which worked fairly well. We are looking forward to more adventures with clay next year. Happy to be a part of Classroom 2.0!
Elise
You are the first person to leave a comment on my page. That, good sir, makes you #1. Not very George Lucas-esque...unless we're talking Box Office numbers.
Interesting photo over there on the left. I am reminded of Voltron. I am also reminded (having had a similar hero suit) that the one enemy that can not be defeated is the dreaded Itch.
Wanted you to know how much I love classblogmeister. It has a small learning curve for me - so I was able to open an account on Sunday and introduce it to my students on Monday. The kids love it. They've made connections with other fifth graders, I've connected with other teachers for possible collaborations next year, and the kids write on the weekends! I have been approving blogs and comments since Friday night. What more could a teacher ask?
Thanks for dropping me a note to say hello. I loved your blahblahblah chatter... you are really speaking my language.
A writing teacher, eh? You are a brave, brave man! I teach one section of writing along with four sections of social studies. I'm always looking for new uses for technology in my writing curriculum. I hope to find some here.
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Here is the link for the Web 2.0 that I shared in a previous entry. Between this and wikipedia, I think web 2.0 is sufficiently defined. I wonder if we will jump to web 3.0 and what changes that will encompass.
Nice to have you in my social group.
Interestingly enough, way back when I was in high school, I did plan to teach. I feel like I've come full circle to teach in the school I used to attend as a child.
I read your blog and was excited to find that your 6th graders worked with claymation this year. My 4th graders did in a very adaptive manner. They used a digital still camera and loaded the images to PhotoStory, which worked fairly well. We are looking forward to more adventures with clay next year. Happy to be a part of Classroom 2.0!
Elise
Interesting photo over there on the left. I am reminded of Voltron. I am also reminded (having had a similar hero suit) that the one enemy that can not be defeated is the dreaded Itch.
May I recommend nylon, spandex, or polypropylene?
Keep on gerunding!
..from Kevin H. : )
Thanks for dropping me a note to say hello. I loved your blahblahblah chatter... you are really speaking my language.
A writing teacher, eh? You are a brave, brave man! I teach one section of writing along with four sections of social studies. I'm always looking for new uses for technology in my writing curriculum. I hope to find some here.
Hope all is well in Massachusetts.
Take care,
Doug
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