Har testat Google Maps en del. Har lyckats med att lägga in olika platser och skriva kommentarer, men skulle vilja kunna lägga till bilder, filmer mm också. Någon som kan?
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torsdag, mars 13, 2008
Google Maps
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tisdag, mars 04, 2008
Frukostmöte, Hjärntorget
Jeff Cobb, Learning 2.0, eBook for free.
Sir Ken Robinson, an interesting movie.
Verktyg för lärande:
- podcasting
- bloggar
- video on demand
- photo-and slide-sharing
- virtuella världar
- sociala bokmärken
- wikis
- sociala nätverk
Det finns redan ramavtal på vissa delar. Andra delar skulle kunna köpas skolspecifikt och vissa tas in från det som finns ute på Internet. Websphare, Lotus-mail, procapita, Gerda, wiki, blogg...
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måndag, mars 03, 2008
PDW Oslo
The students from the Media Programme on Nesudden upper secondary school has published pictures and movies on: http://www.nesoddenmk.org/elev/EtwinningNVGS/Engelsk/Pages/Products.html
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söndag, mars 02, 2008
Closing session. The teacher: artist, bureaucrat, coach – or something else?
Inge Eidsvåg, the Nansen Academy
UNESCO: Since war is created in the head of men, we must make peace in the head of men…
The school can be used or misused.
In a changing society we need to have a changing school…
A peaceful world must start with the child.
The difference between a good school and a bad one is the teacher.
Nothing is learned which is not loved! (Augustin)
The teacher must be a life-long learner to keep his/her interest. To be a good teacher you must love the children.
You see the world as it is and ask why? I see the world as it could be and ask why not? (George Bernard Shaw)
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Workshops
Learners voice
Audacity: free software. You need a computer and a microphone. Don't forget to use pod-safe music. We made a small podcast and published it on http://www.andeducation.co.uk/Loudblog/
Navigating the Portal
3 levels to eTwinning Portal
Level 1: Information, ideas, examples. Sign up for eTwinning
- Practice examples,
- Ideas and kits
- News from Europ
- Pedagogical guidelins
- Practical guidelines
- Newsletters
- Registered shcoolsande partnershios (Map)
- Recognition and quality
- Support
Level 2: Private to individual – My desktop. Find partner, discuss your partnership
- Desktop tools
- Partner finding
- Editing profile
- Twinfinder
- Chats
- eTwinning learning resources
- Partner finding
- Face-to-face meetings
- Both schools must be registered
- Partnerschool must be added to My candidates
- One of them registered the partnership
- The other must accept the partnership
- They both get the eTwinning label
- Mutiple Twinning
Level 3: Private to the parnetrship – Twinspace. Work together, Progress Card, Leaving Resources, tools. Quality Label, eTwinning Awards.
What is the TwinSpace?
The Twinspace is a virtual classroom
Why should you use the Twinspace?
- Its Multilingual (22 languades)
How to use the TwinSpace
- As a staffroom
- As a classroom
- Portfolio
- Showroom
Calendar
- To set deadlines for exchanges
- To mark school holidays or examns
- To highlight important dates
Bulletin Board
Communicate
- Chat
- Onlinediscussion in real time
- Access at any time
- One-to-one or class to class
- Onlinediscussion in real time
Mailbox
Forum
Folders
Web page
File archive
Public Twinspace
- Make public the outcomes of the project
- Motivating for pupils
- Searchable on the European eTwinning portal
- Safety (picture, names)
- Write down and send around the correct url
How to use Internet SMART
Web 2.0
Students are there, but where are we?
What is typical about Web 2.0. It makes us not consumers but producers.
- Usergenerated content
- Remixing
- Comments
- Tagging
- Social network
- Easy to share
- RSS
Video – youtube, google videos
Sound – podcast
Bookmarks – Del.icio.us, Blogroll
Mindmapping – Mindomo, FreeMind
Picture – Flickr, Picaza
Text – Blogg, wiki, googledoc's
Social networks – MySpace, Facebook, Ning, Iinkedin
Why Google?
"What's good about a search engine that brings me 324909188 hits. It says: "Good news! We have located what you are looking for. It is on the Earth."
RSS
What is RSS?
What can I use this for? Let information com e to you instead of searching for information.
Let their voices be heard
Sharon Tonner
Does school reflect the childrens outside world?
Does school embrace web 2.0?
Does school present an audience?
Does school enable collaboration outside the school walls?
Voices of the world – http://votw.wikispaces.com
http://juniorschool.wikispaces.com - 8 random facts about themselves
http://votw.wikispaces.com/etwin
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lördag, mars 01, 2008
Inte ska skolan vara kul?
På skolan vi är på har varje elev en egen dator. Enligt eleverna har det dock inte lett till att undervisningen blivit annorlunda. Huvudsakligen använder de datorn som skrivbok. De är inte ägare av datorn och har heller inga admin-rättigheter. Eleverna och lärarna är väldigt nöjda även om jag inte tycker det är så revolutionerande.
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PDW, Oslo, dag 2
ICT in Teaching and Learning
Kjell Atle Halvorsen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Transforming the way we communicate, the way we learn… One of the reasons that teachers like interactive whiteboards is because they can keep the teaching practicing of the past putting in electricity…
What is web 2.0?
- A new generation of school internet services
- Rely on active user participation
- Play collective intelligence: Internet users work together
- Youtube, blog, sms, animations, games, facebook (eTwinning is there), chat, podcasting, msn, google maps, videos, second Life
- Youtube, blog, sms, animations, games, facebook (eTwinning is there), chat, podcasting, msn, google maps, videos, second Life
Google maps, putting in notes, pictures, facts
Do students leanr more with ICT?
Yes! … if we do it right … if we think differently
Should we use it to do more of the same – just a little more efficiently? To use the computer as a type-writer
or…
Pretty much the same - a lot more efficiently
or…
New stuff - different learning- more fun!
Open assignments, problem solving, collaboration, communication, student production, authentic learning, whole school engagement
A report about ICT impact in schools: http://life.eun.org/ww/en/pub/insight/misc/specialreports/impact_study.htm
Students on trac… The students make information for the streetcars signs. Mostly about the local history.
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