Here is the link to the evaluation sheet that we will be using in class to determine whether your page is completed.
Evaluation sheet
The sheet here is hosted on dropbox, one of my newly discovered 21st Century / Web 2.0 tools. I have it sync'd up on my iPad so that I have access to some of my files from my mobile device. It is quite seamless, actually. Search for "dropbox" and you will find it.
A general overview of issues and tools for use utilizing "21st century skills."
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
How to Choose Technology
This is a great Article from a technology-savvy teacher in North Carolina. He makes some good points about the purpose for technology in our classrooms, and is a worthwhile read for anyone who is concerned with how to go about deciding what to use in their own class environment.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Perfect Educational Technology Tool from student and teacher perspectives
The article that I read on the edweek blog was one which applies to what I may be attempting to use in my classroom soon: the iPad. It's always good to get some other perspectives.
Click here for the article:
http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/leading_from_the_classroom/2011/02/teacher_and_student_insights_on_using_technology_in_the_classroom.html
Click here for the article:
http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/leading_from_the_classroom/2011/02/teacher_and_student_insights_on_using_technology_in_the_classroom.html
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Legal Cases Assignments for EDMS 350 & 550
Click on this link to go to the legal case sign-up for the presentations coming soon!
Here is the topics you need to cover!
Use the following organization for completing your Legal Brief:
Here is the topics you need to cover!
Use the following organization for completing your Legal Brief:
- Citation: Name of Court Case
- Topic: one or more word description about the topic of the case
- Issue: A brief description of the issue at stake. Usually one paragraph is sufficient.
- Facts: a description / list of the case facts.
- Findings: How did the court rule?
- Rationale: How did the court determine its findings? Why? What was the legal basis / precedent?
- Implications: what does that case mean to educators today?
Thursday, January 13, 2011
EDMS 350/550 Blog Addresses
Hey!
This is the blog roll for our Spring Course. Comment with your blog address!
Mr.B
This is the blog roll for our Spring Course. Comment with your blog address!
Mr.B
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