What I’m Reading
Wordle http://wordle.net I have blogged about Wordle before, but I recently came across an interesting presentation: Thirty-Eight Interesting Ways to use Wordle. Enjoy!
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WallWisherCreate a quick webpage which people can post sticky notes to. Use it to post HW assignments, swap ideas with other teachers or have your students post short items to share. Want to practice? Click below on ‘Post a Sticky’ and share your favorite thing about your TabletPC. The Tablet Talk wall can be viewed as [...]
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http://www.imagechef.com Image Chef is (yet another) fun little place where you can add your name or class name to different items. Use it for creating signs and banners or for catchy graphics for your class sight or blog. You do not need an account, but building one will allow you to save items on their [...]
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http://pbskids.org/smartboard/ PBS Kids has added a section to their site for SMART Board Games. These games and learning activities will be equally engaging on your Tablet PC, with or without the use of a SMART Board. Your students will enjoy the familiar characters (Curious George, etc.) and you will love how much thinking, reasoning and [...]
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(Post Appeared on 7/11/09) I may be half the teacher my father was, but I am twice the geek. My dad was loud, confident and his voice and presence could fill a room (and at times, seep into the halls). I am more reserved, shy and am most comfortable troubleshooting your computer. He was likely [...]
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