link to fiddle music for Social Studies lesson using Little House on the Prairie.
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Tech with Bloom
Bloom in Tech
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Monday, February 9, 2015
Laura Ingalls Wilder Homestead visit video for Social Studies Unit EDU 702
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Site for teaching Social Studies with Technology: lots of great articles and resource links for tech
http://www.teachthought.com/learning/4-phases-inquiry-based-learning-guide-teachers/
http://www.teachthought.com/learning/4-phases-inquiry-based-learning-guide-teachers/
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Internet Safety is Imperative today. Students are coming into school having been using a tablet since birth!!
Kathy Cassidy created a nice description of how to incorporate the use of the internet and technology into the early elementary classrooms and to begin to teach safety.
http://kathycassidy.com/2014/07/14/even-our-youngest-students-need-digital-citizenship-skills/
Kathy Cassidy created a nice description of how to incorporate the use of the internet and technology into the early elementary classrooms and to begin to teach safety.
http://kathycassidy.com/2014/07/14/even-our-youngest-students-need-digital-citizenship-skills/
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Fantastic site for including technology in lessons. It includes everything from digital citizenship to lessons aligned with the Common Core with suggested tech-tools. REALLY useful :)
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators
https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators
Friday, January 23, 2015
A professor that has helped me every step of the way with learning the ins and outs of current technology is Paula Lombardi. Here is a link to her Assistive technology Blog:
https://sites.google.com/site/gscplombardi/assistive-technology
Really helpful!! Thank you Paula!
Helpful Assistive Technology sites or info:
https://sites.google.com/site/gscplombardi/assistive-technology
Really helpful!! Thank you Paula!
Helpful Assistive Technology sites or info:
The Institute on Disabilities of UNH has a fantastic
useful website for finding links and resources for assistive technology
needs. Contact ATinNH staff at
603.862.4320 or assistive.technology@unh.edu.
You can also learn more about ATinNH on our website: www.atinnh.org.
Assitive Technology and the IEP, site:
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Found this great site with lots of free technology resources for teachers:
http://classroom-aid.com/technology-resources/
Check out their tech suggestions for the different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy!!!
http://classroom-aid.com/technology-resources/
Check out their tech suggestions for the different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy!!!
Tech to this Point:
I want to share a little about what I have learned so far.
I am old enough to have taken my first computer course in college where we were programming in BASIC and there was no internet yet!
I have of course as an adult and mother tackled like everyone else, the changing technology over the last twenty years.
I completed my B.S. degree almost exclusively online. I loved it. It forced me to learn to navigate the class pages and college website. I have learned to use Dropbox, discussion boards, upload and download files, messaging, real-time online class meetings, and even witnessed teachers holding sessions where we all interacted as she taught us Contemporary College math. It was so great, because she used the chat time, to go over problems on a white board like setting with us right in the session. We could ask questions and break things down just like in a real classroom. I thought it was very cool!
Within my lessons that I have created while at Granite State College, PBTC, I have learned to use many of the wonderful learning resources that are on the web to bring into the classroom. I created a google site to use in one of my classes that I have shared below. What a fantastic tool to use to create lessons that I can reference and use again. They all have embedded technology, are aligned with the Common Core and have the learning objectives, assessments, and differentiation in the notes on the site. I am definitely looking forward to doing more lessons this way!
https://sites.google.com/site/measurmentalmania/
I want to share a little about what I have learned so far.
I am old enough to have taken my first computer course in college where we were programming in BASIC and there was no internet yet!
I have of course as an adult and mother tackled like everyone else, the changing technology over the last twenty years.
I completed my B.S. degree almost exclusively online. I loved it. It forced me to learn to navigate the class pages and college website. I have learned to use Dropbox, discussion boards, upload and download files, messaging, real-time online class meetings, and even witnessed teachers holding sessions where we all interacted as she taught us Contemporary College math. It was so great, because she used the chat time, to go over problems on a white board like setting with us right in the session. We could ask questions and break things down just like in a real classroom. I thought it was very cool!
Within my lessons that I have created while at Granite State College, PBTC, I have learned to use many of the wonderful learning resources that are on the web to bring into the classroom. I created a google site to use in one of my classes that I have shared below. What a fantastic tool to use to create lessons that I can reference and use again. They all have embedded technology, are aligned with the Common Core and have the learning objectives, assessments, and differentiation in the notes on the site. I am definitely looking forward to doing more lessons this way!
https://sites.google.com/site/measurmentalmania/
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