Digitally Speaking / Voicethread
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Saved by 149 people (-9 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-02
- Melissaenderle on 2009-12-10 - Tags Web 2.0 and Open Source software , Storytelling , VoiceThread
- Prisage on 2009-11-24 - Tags diigo , voicethread , wiki , digitalstorytelling , tutorial , teaching , learning , digital_storytelling
- Buella on 2009-10-19 - Tags voicethread , wiki , tutorial , digitalstorytelling , collaboration , edes501#2
- Karenszymusiak on 2009-07-19 - Tags no_tag
- Ebagish on 2009-04-26 - Tags voicethread , podcasting , wiki , web2.0 , blogs
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Beginning with email and instant messages and stretching to texting and synchronous video web conferencing, digital dialogue has gradually become a common element of everyday life for today's students—another opportunity to “gather.” The kinds of personal relationships shaped on the playground in an earlier era are now developed in MySpace and Facebook. While the format may be different, the purpose remains the same: Our students are crafting identities and are driven to connect.
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on 2009-04-09 by todbaker
This intro pulls me in.
Initial comments should be somewhere between 1 and 3 sentences long. Longer comments will discourage viewers from adding their own thoughts—and tend to bore viewers quickly! Remember that your goal is to promote conversation, not to lecture through pictures. If you find yourself recording longer initial comments, you probably have images that aren’t very interesting.
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