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Monday, April 16, 2012
Thing #21
Animoto was a neat experience. I had fun looking at pictures of my kids from when they were little. I think this could be a great tool to use in the classroom. We could create pieces of experiences that we had on trips and things! I think that Animoto is easy enough for my seven year old to navigate through (once you get the pictures into the account).
thing # 20
I love you tube! I had some much fun watching the videos. I liked watching the comedians talk about teaching and teachers. I was laughing out loud in the library. I found many inspirational videos on teaching also. I think you tube is a great asset to have in the class. If you just want to show a movie clip, a instructional video, or demonstration it is all there on you tube. I wanted to see what people were saying about teachers, so I watched some comedians. I thought they were funny and inspirational at the same time. I really like Taylor Mali, a slam poet, he has some great things to say about education.
Thing #19
I am a member of many social communities, most I have joined because of this class! I like the communities on books and movies, but I am not a fan of social networking. I don't feel that I will use any of these things very often. If you check my Facebook page you will see that I update my status about once a month...
I believe that some of these networks may be useful in the classroom. I like the idea of having a page for my students and parents to check.
I believe that some of these networks may be useful in the classroom. I like the idea of having a page for my students and parents to check.
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