| escrapbooking synergy
Teacher: Annette Lamb
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From local history videos to digital science fairs, authentic
technology projects bring learning to life. Combine the power of
place-based learning and technology tools to create synergy in your
classroom. Promote deep understandings and address individual
differences by combining the power of primary sources with
student-produced text, photographs, graphs, audio, and video. Learn about the process of creating these escrapbooking projects with your students. Try out
seven inquiry-based, e-scrapbooking starters that will boost student
success across the curriculum. |
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Shaping Outcomes
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A cooperative project between the Institute for Museum and Library
Services (IMLS) and Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
(IUPUI), Shaping Outcomes
is an online, instructor-mediated course on Outcome Based Planning and
Evaluation (OBPE) for library and museum personnel as well as students
in the museum and library fields. |
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Blogs and Blogging: Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
Teacher: Annette Lamb
| Blogs are the hottest new way to promote reading, writing, and thinking in all content areas and grade levels. In this course, you will explore, evaluate, and apply evidence-based teaching strategies to facilitate communication in these collaborative electronic learning environments. You will identify, evaluate, select, and apply existing blogs to standards-based lessons as well as creating and integrating “web logs” into your classroom. Using free, simple, online tools, you and your students can add digital photos, web links, and multimedia elements to bring writing alive. If you want an easy way to promote thinking, address standards, and promote collaboration, let’s blog! |
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