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Classroom 2.0
436 members,932 bookmarks
A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.
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Saved by 65 people (16 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-04-12
- Kblades on 2008-09-29 - Tags AnneDavis , edublog
- Dldier on 2008-09-09 - Tags blog , edublog
- Technovinci on 2008-07-23 - Tags Bookmarks Bar , EduBlogs
- Sislmc on 2008-07-01 - Tags Blogs I Like
- Stanz1959 on 2008-06-28 - Tags Links , 504 , tools
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First, Darren shared how his students summarize what they are learning through the scribe posts on the class blog. He explains it so well on the podcast. He uses a paradigm he borrowed from med school - watch it, do it, teach it. His students are writng the textbook for the class. The examples he shared were fantastic. He shared how he uses the chat box so his students have homework help 24-7. The students use delicious to create a resource file to help each class member. Then the wiki solutions manual is the space where students solve, annotate, and correct each others’ work. Listen to the podcast to get his explanations. What is so impressive to me is that Darren has truly put this in the hands of his students. They have ownership of their learning. They work as a team. It is the best use of blogging that I’ve seen in a classroom.
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“the most successful PD models” engage and empower teachers to have a stronger voice in directing their own learning
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On the Yahoo Groups list for classblogmeister Lorraine from New Zealand shares her reflection templates to use in blogging. She was inspired by reading Konrad’s post and has created a post/article reflection and a comment reflection. Her link led me to a great wiki that contains excellent info on their collaborative learning community. I really like this wiki. Thanks Lorraine for taking the time to share! Keep up the great work! And as you know, one link leads to another - here’s her blog. It’s a good read, too! One post was about the danger of embedded links. Look at the comments to see how our community responds! Here’s her follow up post on this issue. And of course I have always been a fan of SlideShare. Look how they address the dilemma here. I second Lorraine’s “thumbs up” to SlideShare.
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on 2006-04-12 by aldelgado