What do you think of avatars? Do you have an avatar? If you do, can you defend it? Can you explain what it is and what it represents?
Over the years, I've heard and told various stories of how students created some project, including avatar development. It's an act of creation from ideas built from prior knowledge and ongoing lessons. If you have an individual avatar, you created it or described how it should be created.
If you don't have an avatar, I'd like to suggest what I consider an appropriate place to begin, no matter your age. The Bronx Zoo website is a wonderful place for teachers and their students. There are the obvious lessons about habitats, with images and lesson plans, but the Avatar Generator, BuiLD YouR WiLD SeLF is not one of the traditional lessons. Making an avatar with this web application provides an opportunity to learn about habitats as you learn to use online web applications, technology and group interactions.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Defend Your Avatar!
Posted by samccoy at Thursday, January 28, 2010
Labels: avatar, Bronx Zoo, Build Your Wild Self, environmental science, habitat, lesson plans, students, web application, zoo
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