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This document provides an overview and comparison of blogs, wikis, and social networks (Nings) for educational use. It describes the basic features and functions of each tool, including posting content, commenting, and collaborating. Examples of popular platforms are listed for each (e.g. Wordpress, Wikispaces, Facebook). The document encourages choosing a tool based on what best fits one's project needs and sharing content to engage students in class.
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5 video apps that put in the director's chair.
Everyone is a filmmaker, and we all have the tools to make movies right in our pocket. Come to this session ready to create! You will have fun exploring some free, easy to use apps, and creating videos on your phone or tablet. Digital storytelling through movies can promote literacy in any subject area, but choosing the right tool is key. Tell your story and prepare to help you students tell theirs.
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Students Love Stop Motion Animation
1) The document discusses how stop motion animation can help students better learn and demonstrate their understanding of concepts.
2) Stop motion animation is described as the technique of photographing objects and putting the photographs together as frames of a movie to give the objects the appearance of movement.
3) The document provides tips for creating stop motion animation projects, including using a studio, small movements between frames, and keeping the camera stationary. Students are challenged to create their own stop motion animation.
2.2 Setting Up Your Blogger Blog 2014
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Protest Art
This art & technology project was completed in collaboration with high school art teacher Sara Arno for her two dimensional art class. We first collaborated on this project in 2013 with acrylic paintings, and a second time in 2014 with masks. For more information: http://bit.ly/arnokatz
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Introduction to Flipped Classroom
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Created with Tim Bray.
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Podcasting for Beginners
The document provides an introduction to podcasting for teachers and outlines how to implement student podcasting projects. It defines podcasting as an audio or video show that is regularly distributed. Benefits of student podcasting include deeper learning of curriculum and developing language and critical thinking skills. The document reviews necessary hardware, audio and video tools, production tips, hosting options, and example student and educational podcasts. It provides objectives and steps for teachers to get started with podcasting.
Movie-Making Techniques
Presentation for students at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) iPad Science Camp.
July, 2011
The Paperless Classroom
My struggles, successes, and recommendations
for teaching in a paperless classroom. See the updated presentation: http://prezi.com/zmckfolwulxg/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share
1:1 Classroom Management KORCOS 2011
This document summarizes a presentation by Steve Katz about classroom management strategies in a 1-to-1 computing environment. Katz is a veteran teacher and Apple Distinguished Educator who provides practical tips for creating an effective learning environment when each student has their own laptop. He emphasizes using technology as a tool to support project-based learning and authentic assessments. Some of his recommendations include having clear expectations, planning lessons that incorporate the ISTE 4Cs framework, managing laptop usage through techniques like "45 your screen," and using remote management software to monitor student screens.
Creating Effective Presentations
This document provides tips for creating effective presentations using presentation software like Keynote or PowerPoint. It discusses including a focused message, using graphics to support key points, and not reading slides verbatim when presenting. The tips recommend using brief text in title case with consistent formatting and colors, and adding graphics after completing all text to keep files lightweight and messages clear. Transitions and animations should also be selected to complement the overall design.
Internet Safety for Parents
A Common Sense Media poll found that parents tend to underestimate how early and frequently their teenagers use the internet and social media. Only 49% of parents reported their child was 13 or older before using the internet unsupervised, compared to 14% of teens. While 23% of parents said their child logs onto social media daily, 51% of teens reported doing so. Additionally, 22% of teens log onto social media over ten times a day compared to only 4% of parents' estimates.
Intro to Google Docs & Forms
This document provides an overview of Google Forms and Docs and their classroom uses. It discusses how Forms can be used to create surveys and collect student data in spreadsheets. Google Docs allows for online word processing and collaboration. Both tools can be used for paperless assignments, peer editing, and providing revision history. Limitations include Forms not grading answers and Docs lacking some features of other word processors.
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Syllabus
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 6
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Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
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1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
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Blogs Wikis Nings
- 1. Blogs & Wikis & Nings, oh my! By Steve Katz December 2, 2009
- 2. Objectives Provide a basic knowledge of blogs, wikis, & nings. Active participation (from you). Enable you to choose which is best for your class. Create your own.
- 3. All Links Provided Go to http://cdspd.wikispaces.com Click on the School-Wide Presentations link This presentation & all links are provided
- 4. Social Network (Ning) Like Facebook, but for whatever you want. Personal profile Can participate in discussions Post messages, blogs, videos, and photos Have friends Join groups Apps, widgets, & chat
- 5. Some “Nings” Classroom 2.o The CUE Community Vid Snacks K12 Online Conference Star Quest Production Network CDS
- 6. Ning Features Especially good for writing Blogs Threaded Discussions Groups Various posting options Community No longer writing for the teacher
- 7. Should I use a Ning? Does it fit with your project? Features? Flexibility? Privacy? Should I make my own? Join the CDS ning? ?
- 8. Wikis Wiki = quick Website Easily editable WYSIWYG Embed other items http://www.flickr.com/photos/cogdog/19490596/
- 9. Popular Wikis Wikipedia Wikispaces PBWorks Wet Paint
- 10. Example Wikis http://cdspd.wikispaces.com/ http://cds4a.wikispaces.com/ http://aroundtheworldwith80schools.wikispaces.com/ http://electionkatz.wikispaces.com/ http://alg1statsproject.wikispaces.com/ http://webster-books.wikispaces.com/ http://honorsliterature.wikispaces.com/ http://iclassroom.pbworks.com/
- 11. Wiki Features Collaborative posting Threaded discussion Multimedia
- 12. How can you use it in class? Resource Creation Student Participation Group Projects Student Interaction For the Classroom Community
- 13. Blogs Public (or private) forum for writing Displayed in reverse chronological order Feedback/comments
- 14. Popular Blogs Wordpress Class Blogmeister Posterous Edublogs Blogger
- 15. Sample Blogs Panther Online Press (POP) World Cultures & Language Arts CLC Ambassadors 5 Literature Blog Ms. Fernandez Miss Falkenstern’s Class
- 16. Features Post text & various media Comments Categorize postings Various templates to choose from Add widgets
- 17. How can you use it in class? Writing Feedback on writing Showcase student work Sharing with students & parents Post assignments
- 18. Credits