Week Four Blog Reflection: Ditch that Textbook
Ditch that Textbook by Matt Miller is a pretty cool website. After teaching high school Spanish out of a textbook for a few years, he switched to a textbook-less curriculum and […]
Tellagami in the Classroom
Tellagami is an easy to use app that allows you to make a video of dialogue that is matched to a person speaking. Once you create your character, you can […]
Week Three Blog Reflection: Shelly Fryer
Today, I looked at a blog by Shelly Fryer who describes herself as “wife, mom, teacher, and friend.” Her blog is very refreshing because she really only posts about exceptional projects […]
Comics in the Classroom
Comic strip makers are gaining increased popularity inside and outside the classroom. Synthesis of pictures and words is a powerful and entertaining way to tell a story or give a […]
Thinglink in the Classroom: Missa Solemnis
Thinglink is an app that allows you to create images that imbed videos, links, and text to make pictures interactive. With this app you can add any website URL and any […]
Week Two Blog Reflection: Two Guys and Some iPads
This week I chose to look at a blog called Two Guys and Some iPads written by Brad Waid and Drew Minock. Although their blogs theme is not ideal because […]
Word Clouds in the Classroom
Word Cloud by ABCya.com can be found in the iTunes store and is free for a limited time. This app is easy to use and has a lot of common […]
Week One Reflection: Blogging About the Web 2.0
Blogging About the Web 2.0 Connected Classroom posted on April 25, 2013 about using blogs in the classroom. In the post So… You Wanna Use Blogs In The Classroom Steven Anderson […]
Osmo in the Classroom
Osmo is a really cool resource for a classroom. Given the explorative nature of it, I would recommend it for an elementary or middle school classroom before a high school […]