The document discusses various ways to use technology tools like Twitter, Skype, and online projects to connect classrooms globally. It provides lists of strategies for using Twitter, ways to use Skype, hosts of online projects, and explores putting an online curriculum into practice through embedded websites, student blogging, and Moodle.

1. Where the Rubber Meets the Road
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2. Ways to Use Twitter
1. Gathering Data
2. Communicate with
Experts
3. Short and Tweet Stories
4. Word Morphs
5. Collaborative Stories
6. Book Responses
7. Twitter Pals
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3. Ways to Use Skype:
1. Chat with an author
2. Guest Speakers
3. Virtual Field Trips
4. Global Awareness
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4. Online Projects
There are many opportunities to participate in
projects online. Doing so allows you to connect
with classrooms around the world doing the same
project.
Online Project Hosts
http://www.jenuinetech.com/
http://www.thinkquest.org/en/
http://www.monsterexchange.org/
http://eduscapes.com/tap/topic1.htm
http://wyatt67.edublogs.org/
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5. www.saccoccioj.wonecks.net
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6. Putting Technology into Practice
www.coconnections.wonecks.net
Online Curriculum
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7. Putting Technology into Practice
www.coconnections.wonecks.net
Online Curriculum
Embedded Website
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8. Putting Technology into Practice
www.coconnections.wonecks.net
Online Curriculum
Embedded Website
Student Blogging
Sunday, June 19, 2011

9. Putting Technology into Practice
www.coconnections.wonecks.net
Online Curriculum
Embedded Website
Student Blogging
Moodle
Sunday, June 19, 2011