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  1. Sabine Reljic SCLLN, May 11, 2007 Anaheim [email_address]
    • Pre-Workshop Activity
    • Matching terms with definition
    • Introduction
    • Lexiled Learners ≠ Lexiled Workplace
    • The Read/Write Web
    • Technology’s Added Value
    • Tools
    • The Lexile Analyzer
    • WebLogs (“blogs”)
    • WebQuests
    • Electronic magazines (“e-Zines”)
  2. Source : http://www.lexile.com , FAQ Grade Reader Measures (Interquartile Range, Mid-year) Text Measures (from Lexile Framework Map) 1 Up to 300L 200L to 400L 2 140L to 500L 300L to 500L 3 330L to 700L 500L to 700L 4 445L to 810L 650L to 850L 5 565L to 910L 750L to 950L 6 665L to 1000L 850L to 1050L 7 735L to 1065L 950L to 1075L 8 805L to 1100L 1000L to 1100L 9 855L to 1165L 1050L to 1150L 10 905L to 1195L 1100L to 1200L 11 and 12 940L to 1210L 1100L to 1300L
  3. Source: Dr. Jan Jones, ASCD presentation, 2007 Career Cluster Lexile Text Measure Agriculture and Natural Resources 1270-1510 Architecture and Construction 1210-1340 Arts, AV Technology & Communication 1110-1190 Business and Administration 1210-1310 Education and Training 1320-1370 Health Science 1260-1300 Hospitality and Tourism 1230-1260 Human Services 1050-1200 Law and Public Safety 1420-1740 Manufacturing 1200-1310 Retail/Wholesale Sales and Service 1180-1270 Scientific Research/Engineering 1190-1250 Transportation, Distribution, Logistics 1170-1350
    • CD-DVD Player Instructions (1080L)
    • Microsoft Windows User Manual (1150L)
    • GM Protection Plan (1150L)
    • Installing your child’s safety seat (1170L)
    • Federal Tax Form W-4 (1260L)
    • Application for a student loan (1270L)
    • Medical insurance Benefits Pkg. (1260L)
    • Aetna Health Case Discount Form (1360L)
    Source: Dr. Jan Jones, ASCD presentation, 2007
    • Flickr, YouTube
    • Podcasting, Vodcasting and Screencasting
    • RSS (Real Simple Syndication)
    • The Social Web
      • MySpace, Facebook, Bebo,
      • Second Life, There, Active Worlds, Entropia Universe, Dotsoul, Red Light Center, Kaneva
    • Weblogs
    • WebQuests
    • Wikis
    • ‘ What’: The Impact of Technology on the Notion of Text
      • Offers new genres and conventions for writing
      • Does not adhere to a linear, sequential organization
      • Can fuse graphics, video, audio, and the written word to make a message more vivid or compelling
    • ‘ How’: The Impact of Technology on the Process of Writing
      • Can facilitate revision
      • Can facilitate how students plan and grapple with content
      • Can facilitate collaboration, feedback, and publishing
      • Can scaffold writing processes
    • ‘ How Well’: The Impact of Technology on Students’ Writing Performance
      • Can impact assessment of student writing
    http://www.ncrel.org/engauge/resource/techno/whatworks/sec4.htm
    • 2-Get it “Lexiled”
    • Go to www.lexile.com ; Click ‘EDUCATORS’
    • Click ‘LEXILE ANALYZER’
    • Click ‘REGISTER TO USE THE ANALYZER’
    • Click ‘BROWSE ‘ then select the text file you saved and want analyzed
    • Click ‘Open’ ; Click ‘ANALYZE’
    • 1-Prepare document
    • Select the text or file you want “lexiled”
    • COPY and PASTE in a new document
    • SAVE AS .txt
    • Manage your students’ reading comprehension
    • Track progress on day-to-day basis
    • Apply Lexiles across the curriculum
    • Easily communicated to families
    • Using Lexiles in your classroom
      • http://www.lexile.com/PDF/Lexiles-in-the-Classroom-0504.pdf
    • Blogs
      • Definition: a blog (or web-log) is your easy-to-use web site, where you can quickly post thoughts, interact with people, and more.” (www.blogger.com)
      • Goal: practice writing for an audience, for fluency and automaticity, read others’ writing and provide feedback, write for social networking. (K. Sandman-Hurley, 2007)
    • WebQuests
    • E-zines
    • Calendars, events, homework assignments
    • Prompts for writing
    • Examples of class-work, vocabulary activities, or grammar games
    • Online readings to read and react to
    • Links to sites and annotation of links
    • Showcase student art, poetry, creative stories
    • Activities, discussion topics
    • Online book club
    • Class newsletter with student-written articles and photos they take, …
    source: W. Richardson, 2006, p41
    • http://budtheteacher.blospot.com/ high-school in Longmont, CO
    • http://pc40s.blogspot.com/ math teacher in Winnipeg
    • http://itc.blogs.com/thewriteweblog/ fifth graders and their learning about writing.
    • http://anne.teachesme.com EduBlog Insights, from the Write Weblog’s teacher herself.
    • www.bloglines.com/topblogs
    • http://incsub.org/awards/
    • Start small
    • Be a public blogger*
    • Blogging with students
      • Prepare a list of weblogs
      • Do some modeling
      • Have them reply
      • Create their own blogs
    • Blog safety ( see www.budtheteacher.com/wiki , Blogging Policies and Resources Wiki)
    Source: W. Richardson, 2006, p46
    • CHOICES
    • www.edublogs.org
    • www.blogger.com
    • www.blogspot.com
    • www.21publish.com
    • blogsome.com
    • www.livejournal.com
    • www.xanga.com
    • https://www.blogger.com/start
    • Free
    • Privacy levels
    • Dashboard management of multiple blogs
    • Blogger-for-Word tool
    • RSS feed
    • Blog Roll
    • Pictures
    • Count numbers of posts (*)
    • Read each post for form and content (***)
    • Include every post in some overall assessment of effort
    • Student self-assessment:
      • selection, reflection, and evaluation of their blog use.
    • Rubric:
      • level of participation,
      • intellectual depth of the posts,
      • effectiveness of the writing,
      • level of reflection regarding the ideas expressed,
      • willingness to contribute and
      • collaborate with the work of others.
    Source: W. Richardson, 2006, p49
    • Blogs
    • WebQuests
      • Definition: a method used to engage students in inquiry based learning. A web quest is meant to guide students through a process of inquiry through a set of assigned tasks that lead them to a conclusion, or that results in a product (teAchnology.com)
      • Goal: Improve reading comprehension, critical-thinking skills, internet navigation skills (K. Sandman-Hurley, 2007)
    • E-zines
    • 1-Introduction
    • set the stage for the activity.
    • catch the reader's attention to draw them into the quest
    • provide background information.
    • 2-Task
    • state what the students will be required to do
    • avoid surprises down the road
    • detail what products will be expected and the tools that are to be used to produce them.
    • 3-Process
    • give a step-by-step description, concise and clearly laid out
    • provide links to Internet sites interwoven within the steps.
    • 4-Evaluation
    • display a rubric to measure the product as objectively as possible
    • leave little room for question
    • 5-Conclusion
    • summarize the experience
    • allow reflection about the process.
    • add higher level questions that may be researched at another time.
    • Give food for thought as to where they can go with the info they have learned, using it in a different situation.
    Source:http://www.internet4classrooms.com/using_quest.htm
    • Sacramento County Office of Education
      • How to Find a Job http://www.altn.org/webquests
      • Eating Right for a Healthier Life
      • Managing Your Money
    • A WebQuest on Blogging : “Blogging, It’s Elementary”
      • http://www.webquest.org/questgarden/lessons/34308-060831081120/
    • Meet the Immigrants (5 th graders) http:// www.lubbockisd.org/webquests/MeetImmigrants/index.htm
    • Visit webquests
    • Prepare your to-do list
      • Choose a Topic ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/project-selection.html )
      • Select a Design ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/designpatterns/all.htm )
      • Choose Development Tools ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/LessonTemplate.html )
      • Create Assessments ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/rubrics/weblessons.htm )
      • Develop the Process ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/processchecker.html )
      • Put It All Together ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/finepoints/ )
      • Evaluate Your WebQuest ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/webquestrubric.html )
    • Topic
      • What are your standards?
      • What do you teach?
      • What needs outside info?
      • What needs shared?
      • What needs thought?
      • What’s difficult?
    Source: http://www.eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/create.htm
    • Design
        • Retelling
        • Compilation
        • Mystery
        • Journalistic
        • Design
        • Creative product
      • Consensus building
      • Persuasion
      • Self-knowledge
      • Analytical
      • Judgment
      • Scientific
    Source: http://webquest.sdsu.edu/taskonomy.html
    • Development Tools
      • See WebQuest Design Patterns
      • Others
      • Templates and hosting (http://wizard.4teachers.org/ )
      • Filamentality (http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/index.html )
      • WebQuest generator: ( http://www.teach-nology.com/web_tools/web_quest/ )
      • Teacher WebQuest (http://teacherweb.com/ )
      • or
      • PowerQuest, a PowerPoint-based WebQuest (search “powerquest” at www.eduscapes.com )
    • Assessment
      • Are your activities helping students develop the proficiencies outlined in the standards?
      • Are your assessments determining whether students can perform at the levels you’ve established?
      • A rubric ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/rubrics/rubrics.html ) and ( http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php )
        • Create potential dimensions
        • Select a reasonable number of dimensions
        • Write benchmark descriptions
    Source: http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/create.htm#2a
    • The Process
      • Pre-selecting resources
        • Four NETS for Better Searching ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/searching/fournets.htm )
        • Specialized Search Engines and Directories ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/searching/specialized.html )
      • Student guides
        • Student Guides ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/processguides/ )
        • Skim the options and select the most useful.
      • Process Checklist
    • Put It All Together
    • Add an engaging introduction, a dynamic conclusion. Include credits and a teacher section. Add graphics and other features.
        • Focus on Introduction
        • Create the Task
        • Information Resources
        • Processes
        • Learning Advice
        • Evaluation
        • Conclusion
        • Other elements
    Source: http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/create.htm#2a
    • Evaluate Your WebQuest
      • Does it operate properly?
      • Do the links work?
      • How does it look on different computers?
      • Ask a colleague to look at it
      • Ask students to examine it
      • Tools
      • The Evaluating Rubric ( http://webquest.sdsu.edu/webquestrubric.html )
      • The Fine Points Checklist ( http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/staffdev/tpss99/finepoints/finepointschecklist.html )
    Source: http://eduscapes.com/sessions/travel/create.htm#2a
    • Definition:
      • Alternative publications published by anyone
      • Accessed by anyone on the internet
      • Also called “email newsletter”
    • Characteristics
    • Interactive
    • Student involvement
    • Stories with multiple lexile ranges
    • Stories on students’ goals
    • Communication skills
    • Online learning
    • Read-to capability
    • Verbal directions
    • Example: The Learning Edge http://thewclc.ca/edge/
      • Encourage student writings to be shared with other students
      • Support authentic context
    • **text-only** (.txt)
    • Monospaced or fixed width font (e.g., 10 point Courier New)
    • Formatting
      • Use a Text Editor to create your files (e.g., Notepad in Windows. If you don’t have one, search “text editor” at download.com .)
      • Press the ENTER key to end each line at 65 characters
      • Use space for indentation
      • Avoid using ALL CAPS.
    • Search for a free ezine template
    • Create your list of subscribers
    • ezine publishing ( http://www.ezineuniversity.com/ )
    • Social Networking
      • MySpace.com (comm)
      • Facebook.com (comm)
      • Bebo.com (comm)
      • Second Life, There, …(V.E.)
      • YouTube.com (video)
      • Flickr.com (pictures)
      • Photobucket.com (pictures)
    • Tools
      • Furl.net
      • Del.icio.us
      • Digg.com
    • Audio
    • Telephony:
    • skype.com
    • iChat (apple.com)
    • AIM (aol.com)
    • Audio recording/mixing :
    • Audacity.sourceforge.net
    • GarageBand (apple.com/ilife/garageband)
  4. http://buzz.blogger.com/bloggerforword.html (to post straight from your word.doc to your blogger account) WebNote: online tool for taking notes Wiki Engines list http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiEngines Wiki hosting sites: SeedWiki.com Wikicities.com web Collaborator (wiki and blog) wikialong plug-in with Firefox and more. Most of them are free. Wiki communities http://schools.wikia.com/wiki/High_School_Online_Collaborative_Writing (example of collaborative wiki/blog for sharing writing projects) http://www.ncrel.org/engauge/resource/resource/toolform.pdf (to keep an annotated resource bibliography of websites)
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