Some of the categories will be:
photo © 2009 Rogers Cadenhead more info (via: Wylio)
Resources - Web sites that contain educational resources for teacher or student use
Production - Creation web sites or software used to produce or publish something
Cool - Neat web sites that you just have to see
Elementary - Specific information or lesson for Elementary Teachers.
Secondary - Specific information or lessons for Secondary Teachers.
Instructions - Steps on how to use a resource
( For example, the image above was found at http://www.wylio.com/ . This is a free image site that automatically sources the image for you. )
New categories will be added as the blog progresses. Please leave suggestions in the comments.
The blog will provide one location to find ideas, resources, and most importantly your comments. The Blog format allows for teachers to ask questions or comment after each post. Hopefully teachers will choose to add personal examples of the technology used in their classrooms.
Joe Sisco and Doug Sadler will oversee the blog but will be supported by both Elementary and Secondary Computer Education Teachers. Our hope is to add posts from guest bloggers (teachers) who wouldn't mind sharing their technology success in the classroom.
Doug Sadler is a Vice Principal of Online Learning at St. Michael's Catholic School. Duties include Site administration at St. Michael's Rhodes and Tech Support for both the Elementary and Secondary panel. You can follow Doug Sadler on twitter @SadOne.
Joe Sisco is an e-Learning Consultant with WECDSB. Joe is responsible for the the Homework Help Project and support for the Ontario Educational Resource Bank (OERB).
One of the most important components of a blog is the ability to comment. Once again we encourage teachers to comment on the posts in this blog by telling us what you think, your experiences with the topic, and ask questions. Only then will we have a successful blog that acts as relevant source of information.
We hope you enjoy this one stop shop for excellent Technology in the classroom applications and even more we hope you choose to jump in.
2 comments:
Thanks Doug & Joe, I am glad to have one place to keep up with what's out there for the "techy" teacher.
Oh, somehow I missed Dave! Great voice thread tutorial.
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