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CREATING A TABLE/RUBRIC

Since we will not meet in class tomorrow, I have posted this video talking you through how to insert a table into a document.  Hope it helps.  As always, if you have questions, give me a call!

YOUR BLOGS!

I totally enjoyed your blogs!  I have visited each one and was the first person to leave a comment.  Nice work, ladies!  I hope you will see the value of a classroom blog and plan to keep it in that "teacher toolbox" we are building.

UPDATES FOR WEEK 6

I have posted our PowerPoint from last night's class on the page for the Weekly PowerPoint presentations and I also posted another Podcast on the Listen and Learn page.  The podcast gives you directions on how to manage your Annotated Website assignment.


Once again, I enjoyed our class last evening.  Please contact me via phone or email if you have any questions about upcoming assignments, especially the technology-embedded lesson plan.  Remember to use the Brewton Parker Lesson Plan template - Beginning.  I will be assessing your lesson plan using Assessment #3 and Assessment #4.  It is always smart of plan with the end in mind, so I recommend that you review those two Assessments while working on your lesson plan.


As we discussed, you are not teaching a technology lesson.  You are teaching a lesson in your assigned content area and you are enhancing the teaching/learning experience through the use of technology.  Draw on what we have learned and created: newsletters, webquests, blogs, rubrics, tables, graphs, and more to make your lesson come to life and sparkle!

Sample Webquest: Crocodiles

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Update on Learning Styles

I have posted the Learning Styles document (that we shared in class last night) in Course Documents on the OnCourse website.  You will be able to print it out.  There are now a total of 5 resources posted there for you.  As always, let me know if you need assistance.  In the meantime, have fun working on your WebQuest.  Can't wait to see them!

New Resources

I have also posted a podcast to help you with PhotoStory.  It is on the "Listen and Learn" page.  There is also a sample WebQuest posted on the page with the other sample projects.  Let me know if there is anything you would like to see here that I have not provided.

Learning Styles

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This week will be discussing learning styles.  Our discussion will revolve primarily around whether or not technology is a useful tool when reaching students with varying learning styles.  At the top of the blog you will find a new link called, "Learning Styles".  When you click here you will find lots of information about learning styles; this information will help you begin working on your learning styles report.  Start by determining your own learning style; use one of  the inventories provided.

PhotoStory

Think about some of the fun uses for PhotoStory when teaching students.  Let's plan to share them in class this week.


Here is the link to download PhotoStory.


Can't wait to see you in class tomorrow.