Share, Remix, Reuse — Legally Creative Commons provides free tools that let authors, scientists, artists, and educators easily mark their creative work with the freedoms they want it to carry. For our schools Creative Commons materials ensure that we stay on the right side of the law when using materias from the internet. You can [...]

Podcasting provides students with the purpose and motivation to create spectacular products, like presentations, advertisements, jingles, news reports based on current affairs, interviews and radio programs. Today we will go through the process of creating an enhanced podcast that will demonstrate our understanding of the following science outcome. Outcome 4.6: A student identifies and describes [...]

This simple presentation outlines how we will use the interwrite interactive whiteboards in our session today [slideshare id=134276&doc=interwrite-whiteboard-getting-started4181&w=425] You can find the Interwrite getting started guide here Download free Interwrite™ lessons and activity plans developed by teachers for teachers at the interwrite site. Make sure you click on the Content Unit Search technorati tags:interwrite, whiteboard [...]

The presentation below was delivered at the Navcon 2K7 workshop by Michelle Shearman and Mark Woolley. This workshop focused on real, relevant, right-now technologies which have the potential to transform your teaching . You can find the support blog here [slideshare id=124956&doc=how-can-we-use-real-relevant-rightnow-tools-to-enhance-student-learning4362&w=425] Blogged with Flock