MP3s of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Storytellers with the transcribed versions of stories
Instruction—Useful Websites
Edgar Allan Poe
http://knowingpoe.thinkport.org/default_flash.asp
Instruction—Useful Websites
Shakespeare
Virtual Tour of the Globe Theatre
Realistic Tour
Animated Tour with interesting info
Student Activity
Student Activity: Peer Revision & Editing
Use “ Reviewer ” function in Microsoft word for Peer Revision
Student Activity: Surveys
www.surveymonkey.com
Free accounts
10 questions per survey
Example: Pre-Reading Survey
Student Activity: Wikis
How can I use it in my ELA classroom?
Classroom Web pages
Collaborative Authoring
Collaborative Responses to Literature
Project Development (giving and receiving feedback throughout the process)
Flixn.com
Create videos instantly
Equipment needed:
Microphone
Webcam
The Jing Project
Create Screencasts instantly to be shared by email or web link
Provide directions for students in self-paced projects
Students can create directions for one another
Blogging
21 Classes
Example: Mr. MacKnight’s Class
Class Blogmeister
Example: Mr. Wilson’s Class
Ning
Note how to apply for a free ad-free account
Ethics & Student Safety
Names: You probably don't want to use students' full names in order to maintain privacy and anonymity online.
Collective information available on your site (e.g. Teacher's name, school, town/city, grade, students' first names,pictures). A combination of too much of this information could potentially be dangerous
Teach students about privacy issues and appropriate content online. Teach them not to share personal information online.
Ethics & Student Safety
Use functions on blogs and wikis to limit audience
If possible, consider moderating students' comments
Pictures: Is it appropriate to have any pictures? If so, when and why?
Examine your school division’s “Acceptable Use Policy” for technology
Ethics and Student Safety
Student will not learn about Internet ethics, etiquette, and safety intuitively simply because they are growing up in the digital age. Our students need teachers to teach them these skills that will be necessary for them to function in the 21 century.
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