Synchroneyes in My Classroom
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mrkpThe document discusses the use of Synchroneyes technology in a classroom. It describes how the teacher, Steve Kirkpatrick, uses Synchroneyes to allow his students to collaborate online in chat rooms while researching information for fact sheets. This enables the students to work together, share resources, and receive teacher supervision, helping them learn research skills in a 21st century style rather than through traditional solitary methods. The chat room excerpts shown provide an example of how students can discuss topics and share facts about bald eagles and Harris hawks during a Synchroneyes activity.
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