Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Math In All Its Forms: Diigo Webslides

Whenever you use the Diigo bookmarking web application, you may categorize your bookmarks in lists. Each list will contain all the bookmarks you put in that particular category, such as Math In All Its Forms. When you want to share the list with others, you have many choices, including webslides.

Webslides are screenshots of the front page of each webpage that you bookmarked within a particular list. This webslide presentation contains all the bookmarks for the list: Math In All Its Forms.

For those who cannot use Diigo on your network, you might consider Diigo for Educators. It's self-contained and has no advertisements. You may want to discuss this with the school's technology coordinator and gain access. Even if you can't access Diigo at school, you can use it for your own research and lesson preparation.

Monday, March 22, 2010

Drops of Old Glory


drops of old glory
Originally uploaded by Steve took it
Amazing images that are shared with us are available to all students and teachers for use, as long as we follow the Creative Commons Share-Alike non commerical copyright. That's always easy to do, since we are teachers and students.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Getting Started in Web2.0


Getting Started in Web 2.0
is a great presentation to help develop activities to use when building effective school communities with Web2.0 tools.

You can encourage parent interactions with the school and teachers that will ultimately improve the learning of children. This wonderful school presentation was created using Google Docs. You can use it as a guide for several activities in the learning practices of a school community.
1. Professional Development for teachers and staff.
2. Parent meeting presentation
3. Class lesson
4. School Board meeting

Use this presentation, by Dan Noble, as a springboard for your own parent interaction presentation. That's what the author is hoping.

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Previewing wiziq - Sample Presentation




I am checking out this social networking website for teachers that my TappedIn colleague Jeff Cooper suggested. It looks pretty cool, and I will evaluate more. Can join for free.
The website address is: http://www.wiziq.com