20 Ict Ideas In 10 Minutes
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This document provides 20 ideas for using information and communication technologies (ICT) in education in 10 minutes or less. Some of the ideas include using Moodle to submit and track student work and games, setting up wikis, podcasting with Audacity, using prezi.com for presentations, Google Apps, Bubbl.us for mind maps, selecting random students, creating websites in PowerPoint, using Flickr, Gmail, Posterous, Wordle.net, Animito, and generating random classroom activities. Many include relevant website URLs for implementation.
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20 Ict Ideas In 10 Minutes
- 1. 20 ICT ideas in 10 minutes
- 2. 1
- 3. 2
- 4. Upload homework to Moodle 3 http://www.nwvle.net
- 5. Submit work via Moodle 4 http://www.nwvle.net
- 6. Generate a starter / plenary game 5 On school network + http://www.contentgenerator.net
- 7. Track a learning game in Moodle 6 On school network + http://www.contentgenerator.net + www.nwvle.net
- 8. Setup a wiki 7 http://www.nwvle.net
- 10. Destroy PowerPoint • As few words • Relevant images 9
- 11. prezi.com 1
- 12. Google Apps 1 http://www.neale-wade.net
- 13. Bubbl.us 1
- 14. Random student selector 1
- 15. Create a website just in PowerPoint 14
- 16. Flickr 1
- 17. G-mail 1 http://www.neale-wade.net
- 18. Posterous 1
- 19. Wordle.net 1
- 20. Animito 1
- 21. Random activity generator 20 http://www.newtools.org/showtxt.php?docid=737