I recently joined the We Are Teachers website which offers grant opportunites and information related to organizations that assist teachers in implementing engaging lessons in their classroom. I applied for a micro digital learning grant that provides a flip video camera and $200 to the teacher that wins the grant.
My grant proposal title is The [...]
Entries from July 2009
The Rest of the Story, a video novel project
July 27th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: 21st Century Literacy · English Resources · Technology Resources · To Kill a Mockingbird · Videos and iPods
Web Tools & Tech Devices We Can’t Live Without
July 24th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Recently in a workshop I presented, I asked my Twitter PLN to send me a shout out and tell me where they live and their favorite web tool or tech device. I appreciate the response of my followers. Their tweets not only provided information about web 2.0, but also demonstrated the power of Twitter as [...]
Tags: Technology Resources · Twitter · Web 2.0 · professional development
The Educators’ Royal Treatment
July 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
I have recently starting writing posts as a guest author on The Educators’ Royal Treatment.
I currently have two posts: Blogs Wikis, or Nings?
Enhancing the Classroom with Wordle
I encourage you to check out The Educator’s Royal Treatment created by Ken Royal.
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Tags: 21st Century Literacy · Technology Resources · Web 2.0
One Comment a Day
July 22nd, 2009 · 3 Comments
Andrew Marcinek wrote a blog post to inspire educators to collaborate online with just one blog comment a day. He is calling his idea the One Comment a Day Project.
After reading his post, I realized that I absorb quite a bit of valuable information from my fellow educators online, and very often I do so [...]
Tags: 21st Century Literacy · Technology Resources · Twitter · Web 2.0 · professional development
Using Video to Teach Character Perspective
July 11th, 2009 · 2 Comments
I recently started following author, Patrick Carman, on Twitter. He wrote a vbook which is a video + book = The Whole Story. You can view the book trailer at the Scholastic website.
I bought Skeleton Creek, and my 12 year old son immediately took it away from me to read, and he highly recommends it. [...]
Tags: 21st Century Literacy · English Resources · Technology Resources · Videos and iPods · Web 2.0


