Clhs 2010 Teaching And Learning Algebra 1 Using Web 2.0
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The document discusses using Web 2.0 tools to teach algebra, including slideshows, web-based interaction, video streaming, and online whiteboards. It explores several math and algebra websites as well as tools like Google Docs, blogs, and social bookmarking sites that can connect students. The document also covers using smart devices and online resources like iTunes U, TeacherTube, HippoCampus, and UC College Prep for online algebra learning.
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![Teaching and Learning Algebra 1 using Web 2.0 Explore Web 2.0 tools that can be used to create algebra lessons delivered in person or online through slideshows, web-based interaction, video streaming, online whiteboard and podcasting. See how class websites, class blogs, Facebook and texting can connect students with algebra. CLHS Annual Conference Accelerating Student Achievement in Tough Times January 15-17, 2010 Monterey, CA Bruce Roberson [email_address] Lincoln High School, Stockton tinyurl.com/clhs2010](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/clhs2010teachingandlearningalgebra1usingweb2-0-100116205821-phpapp01/85/Clhs-2010-Teaching-And-Learning-Algebra-1-Using-Web-2-0-1-320.jpg)
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