And quite an extensive blog dealing with cows and the dairy industry. A not-so-pleasant hidden camera follow-up. Not for the faint of heart, but it might make for an interesting comparison in terms of information, tone, narrative, and rhetorical effect.

Having been introduced to multiple Web 2. 0 sites, I find it a shame that it is difficult to share these technologies with students. Some of these sites, such as Glogster. Are tools which can be utilized within the classroom to engage students in new and interesting ways. First exprience with Voice Thread. The wonderful Jill did the first slide, Courtney did the second, and I did the last slide.

Blog for October 1st Class. Crovitz gave us some links to explore different programs online that we could use in our classroom. We were asked to explore them as well as decide on their usability for class.

Using Wikipedia in the classroom. On November 3, 2009 by jspicela. Wikipedia is good for classroom use.

My little corner of the world. Throw caution to the wind and enter my domain. Posted by whitecabaret in Uncategorized. I could definitely see Voicethread having potential classroom use, but also having the potential to be blocked by administration. As Tim Tyson is trying to get teachers to understand, students are much more motivated when they have someone to show their work off too. As for ways to keep students out of trouble? Posted by whitecabaret in Uncategorized. Kids want people to know who they ar.