For your collaborative project with M3...
Sign up to Edmodo groups with your new codes. Use Edmodo to communicate with the M3 kidlets.
Edmodo is microblogging
http://small-world.wikispaces.com/
Also use our Small World wiki to collate and share information.
Your first step is to understand what Globalisation is and to help the M3 students ... or maybe they will help you understand!
:-)
Room5ians Rule! Mr Woody WAS their teacher. This is where they chat :-) ... and now that Mr Woody is pursuing other ventures, he gets to work with other schools too!
Showing posts with label collaborative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaborative. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
YouTube

Mrs R is going to arrange for us to have Youtube unblocked for me to use so we can continue with our collaborative assignment with M3.
I have created a class account for us to use - "Room5iansRule" - I will give you the password in class so you can access it to post your work once it is completed.
I have been enjoying watching kendo movies on there - You can use Youtube to learn so many things.
Please get your parents permission before using Youtube and follow normal cybersafety rules.
Have fun Learning!
:-)
Labels:
collaborative,
ICT integration,
learning,
M3,
utube,
youtube
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Twitterific!

I use twitter to keep an eye on what some of my friends and colleagues are upto in education. maybe some of you kids might want to try it out and suggest how it could be used for school...
http://twitter.com/home
Labels:
collaborative,
connected,
social software,
twitter,
web2.0
Monday, February 18, 2008
Professional development conferences
Our blog was discussed at a recent educational conference looking at innovative ways to use ICTs, social software, collaborative learning environments, etc.
See Thusrdays presentation to findour blog being discussed:
http://www.breathetechnology.co.nz/conference
Thanks to Jenny from Breathe technology for sharing our blog and getting feedback on whether or not we should be allowed free access to the web for learning.
:-)
See Thusrdays presentation to findour blog being discussed:
http://www.breathetechnology.co.nz/conference
Thanks to Jenny from Breathe technology for sharing our blog and getting feedback on whether or not we should be allowed free access to the web for learning.
:-)
Labels:
blogger,
Breathe,
collaborative,
elearning,
free access,
net access,
social software
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