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The document provides information about developing class pages in KnowledgeNET (Knet). It discusses organizing pages into a filing cabinet structure and includes examples of what can be added, such as documents, presentations, videos, websites, photos, and activities linked to learning outcomes. The document also mentions e-portfolios, tools like polls and calendars, and searching for reviewed digital learning objects and resources within Knet.
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The document discusses how feedback is one of the most effective teaching approaches according to research, with an effect size of 0.73. It promotes the use of e-portfolios and VoiceThread, a collaborative multimedia tool, for providing students feedback through comments in various formats. VoiceThread allows embedding in KnowledgeNET to facilitate feedback within an e-portfolio for evidence of student learning.
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KnowledgeNET is an online platform that serves multiple functions for teachers, students, and parents. It acts as a learning resource bank where teachers can create pages with resources, files, links, assignments, and more to use with classes. It is also an e-portfolio tool for students to record and share their learning, and for parents to view their child's work. Additionally, KnowledgeNET functions as a professional learning place for teachers to collaborate, share materials and ideas, and access planning support. Finally, it serves as a communication vehicle where users can find course information, policies, calendars, and more.
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KnowledgeNET is an online platform that allows teachers, students, and parents to share learning experiences. It includes features such as learning stories, journals, assignments, forums, and polls. Research shows that feedback has one of the highest positive effects on student achievement. KnowledgeNET aims to facilitate feedback through these sharing and response features. It allows multimedia content like documents, presentations, videos, and more to be uploaded or embedded. The goal is to provide a central place for recording, sharing, reflecting on, and responding to the learning process.
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- 1. FAQs about developing your class pages in Knet How does the class area work? What is the filing cabinet for? How do I organise my class pages? What can I put on my class pages? What skills do I need to build my class pages? BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! How can I use the E-portfolio in my class? Saving for another day…
- 2. Your class pages aren’t the only great feature of KnowledgeNET – Don’t forget that you also have E-PORTFOLIOS and a range of TOOLS! But we’ll deal with those later…
- 3. 3 Key functions of the class zone Class Pages Portfolioof student work Assignments Learning Journals Learning Stories Forums Tools Polls Gallery Calendar Noticeboard Bookmarks Resource Zone How does the class area work?
- 4. You create pages and subpages How does the class area work?
- 5. To upload any document, file, image, etc… basically anything you can save so that you can use it within knowledgenet What is the filing cabinet for?
- 6. How do I organise my class pages?
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- 8. Work out your class area structure here
- 9. What can I put on my class pages? The list is endless… anything you can save or embed!
- 10. Word documents or PDFs Powerpoints or Slideshows Spreadsheets or graphs Video – youtube, teachertube, metacafe… Collaborative Documents – google docs Voiceovers, Voicethreads… Website links Resources from KNet Photos Brainstorms, Mind maps E-Books Avatars
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