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Bringing Digital Media into the Classroom
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Laura Bradley
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Cell phones at school
Started this discussion. Last reply by Laura Bradley Apr 15, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Nuisance items or mini-computers? Cell phones in the classroom can be a great resource! …Continue
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Bloom's for Web Tools
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Regan Elizabeth commented on Laura Bradley's blog post Blogging Literary Analysis with Middle Schoolers
Laura Bradley replied to Laura Bradley's discussion Cell phones at school
"Have you looked at Liz Kolb's site? You can search it for specific grade levels and uses:
http://cellphonesinlearning.blogspot.com/"
maas anderson replied to Laura Bradley's discussion Cell phones at school
"My students in class are writing papers on this starting tomorrow. I am looking forward to the responses. If I get kids interested in learning more uses, do you know of a good intermediate (5th/6th) resource to read?"
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Middle School English Language Arts
For teachers of English at the middle school level looking to incorporate new technologies into their curriculum.
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Cell phones at school
Nuisance items or mini-computers? Cell phones in the classroom can be a great resource! http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/2011/jan/07/bc-tx-exchange-social-network-schools/?news&texasSee More
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Bloom's for Web Tools
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Everything in Moderation?
Who ever thought computers would be vilified in the same sentence that television is praised?"The researchers looked at how the use of these media affected the boys’ brainwave patterns while sleeping and their ability to remember their homework in the subsequent days. They found that playing video games led to markedly lower sleep quality than watching TV, and also led to a “significant decline” in the boys’ ability to remember vocabulary words. The findings were…See More
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Facebooking First Graders
The other day my principal called my classroom and asked me to send a few of my students (8th graders) down to her office. She said someone had created a fake Facebook page for one of our campus supervisors, and three of my students appeared to be involved. They had copied a picture of the victim from his own Facebook page, and then gave him a name that was a slight variation of his own. Then they filled the page with all kinds of hateful profanity.These kids are so clueless about social…See More
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Social Media Tools for Teachers
Here is an article on seven free social media tools for teachers:http://mashable.com/2010/10/16/free-social-media-tools-for-teachers/See More
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Rugrats online?
I read a fun blog post here about bringing technology to rugrat-age students. Now I'm curious: how young should we start? But more important, with what do we start? What should kindergartners learn to do with technology? I'd love to hear from teachers at the elementary level who have made some decisions about…See More
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Creative collaborative community of artists (writers, musicians, photographers, artists, actors...) making, what else, art.
Laura Bradley replied to Laura Bradley's discussion Teaching Terms of Service for E-mail in the group Middle School English Language Arts
"I found some examples online where people violated the terms and had their accounts disabled. I thought I might share those. But I also discovered some interesting things in the terms that the kids need to know... many adults probably should, too.…"
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Everything in Moderation?
Posted on November 21, 2010 at 10:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Who ever thought computers would be vilified in the same sentence that television is praised?
"The researchers looked at how the use of these media affected the boys’ brainwave patterns while sleeping and their ability to remember their homework in the subsequent days. They found that playing video games led to markedly lower…
Continue Facebooking First Graders
Posted on November 10, 2010 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The other day my principal called my classroom and asked me to send a few of my students (8th graders) down to her office. She said someone had created a fake Facebook page for one of our campus supervisors, and three of my students appeared to be involved. They had copied a picture of the victim from his own Facebook page, and then gave him a name that was a slight variation of his own. Then they filled the page with all kinds of hateful profanity.
These kids are so clueless about…
Continue Safe Social Networking for Schools?
Posted on August 30, 2010 at 8:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Since social networking appears to be here to stay, don't we owe it to our students to teach them how to use these sites safely and responsibly? Since bringing my students on to a class blog last year, I discovered how little they really know… Continue
The Myth of the Digital Native
Posted on August 23, 2010 at 7:30pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Kids today are born with a mouse in their hand, right? They navigate websites intuitively, clicking their way around the Internet with their eyes closed. Their teachers are stuck in the binder-paper-and-#2-pencil routine, while the students go home to blogs, wikis and websites. Our students are the digital natives, while we are the immigrants, relying on pre-teens to show us how to insert a picture into a document...… Continue
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