Lindbergh Live. Do you ever feel like this? I did not enjoy the circus as a child. The sights, sounds and smells were too chaotic for me. I felt sorry for the animals, the clowns scared me and I thought the motorcycle in the Cage of Death was careless and foolish. I was, however, amazed by the plate spinners. Being an educator can be like spinning those plates. And really, what is the worse thing that happens if a plate crashes to the ground? (The Moila Shrine really is sponsoring the Circus next weekend. Lee's Summit R-7 Instructional Technology.
The Control Tree - Elementary Tech Teachers. iPad Management. Connected Learning. Internet Community. Ipads in the Classroom. How-To: Remotely Wipe an iPhone Using Exchange. The thought of your iPhone or iPod touch falling into the wrong hands is enough to scare anyone. The iPhone does have the passcode function to keep prying eyes out, but what if that’s not enough? In a corporate environment, the loss of a device like this is a major ordeal. Apple has touted the MobileMe remote wiping capabilities, but what if you don’t use MobileMe? If you are in a corporate environment, you probably connect to an exchange server for mail.
Using OWA (Outlook Web Access) you can remotely wipe your lost or stolen iPhone/iPod touch and breath easy knowing your data is safe. As I stated, this relies on using the Exchange email push functionality in the iPhone OS. I have only tested this with Exchange 2007 so I can’t verify how or if this works in older versions of Exchange. After you successfully login, click on the Options button in the top right. The next time your iPhone/iPod touch has an internet connection and checks in with Exchange, a secure wipe is initiated. Οι 10 καλύτερες Plugins Wordpress για το blog σας στην τάξη | ΤΠΕ Πόρων για Εκπαιδευτικούς - TotemGuard.
WordPress es una de las plataformas más usadas por profesores y investigadores académicos a la hora de trabajar y enseñar online. Para mejorar su usabilidad y productividad existen interesantes plugins pensados para el campo de la educación. Un plug-in es básicamente una aplicación que permite complementar las funcionalidades o el contenido que por defecto te encuentras en un blog o página web de WordPress. En general son de fácil instalación y aquí puedes encontrar algunos de los mejores desarrollados: 1. Classblogs El plugin ClassBlogs simplifica la creación de contenido en un blog de aula con todos los estudiantes. Facilita la organización y el análisis del trabajo creado por tus alumnos. También proporciona unas páginas de administración adicionales, que verás cuando te loguees para crear nuevo contenido. El estudiante también dispone de una página de administración adicional en donde podrá: Crear un seudónimo cambiando su nombre de usuarioVer cuántas palabras ha escrito esta semana.
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But have you ever wondered: What's the big deal about blogs? To make sense of blogs, you have to think about the news and who makes it. We'll look at news in the 20th vs. the 21st century to make our point. In the 20th century, the news was produced professionally. When news happened, reporters wrote the stories and a tiny group of people decided what appeared in a newspaper or broadcast. Professional news was mainstream: general and limited. The 21st century marked the point where news became both professional and personal. As blogs became popular, they created millions of news sources and gave everyone an audience for their own version of news. With a blog...A business owner can share news about his business A mother can share news about her family Or a sport star can share news with fans These people are all "bloggers". How did this happen?
Let's say you have a blog about green living and outdoor photography. Wikis in Plain English. The Teaching Palette | Perfecting the Art of Education. 5 Powerful Techniques to Help Your Posts Stand Out. Top 10 Reason's to Use a Blog in the Classroom. The 5 Most Essential Priciples for Writing an Effective Blog Post | drivinMedia. Favorite Web 2.0 Tools. 25 Ways to Use the Web to Find Content for Your Blog. This post originally appeared over at our blog resource centre, For Bloggers By Bloggers. I wanted to share it here as I thought you might find it useful, as well as share some of the free resources we offer over at FBBB. Feel free to pop on over and check the rest of For Bloggers By Bloggers out!
As a blogger, you know that sometimes the hardest thing to do is come up with content for your blog. Finding ideas for your blog (especially if you want to post regularly) can often lead to you not blogging at all, because you start hitting the wall when it comes to what to blog about. So I thought it might be useful to offer up 25 ways to use the web to find content for your blog. Here they are. Blog Comments 1. 2. 3. Other Blogs 4. 5. 6. 7. Social Bookmarks 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Blog Resources 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Social Networks 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Your Turn As you can see, there are a ton of ideas that you can get from places you’re already using, but may not have thought of.
Image: hugovk. Sheba Kitty Productions. Adult Learning: What role do you play? | In the Lead. One of the tougher tasks I’ve had to accomplish as I’ve taken the leadership road is that of providing professional development for adult learners. I never thought about it as a teacher, but I can now say I truly appreciate the work of folks who provide quality professional development for groups of educators. You see…we educators are a tough crowd. You would think that folks who spend their days educating K-12 students would in turn be model students in a professional development setting. I figured out very quickly that wasn’t the case once I stepped into the world of education as a teacher and then an administrator. This isn’t because teachers and principals are bad students. It’s because we are all adult learners, and the adult learner is just…different.
I posted previously that I am in the midst of a book study with our District’s Instructional Coaches, where we are reading Robin Fogarty and Brian Pete’s From Staff Room to Classroom. (You can read more about each of these roles here.) Fairy Dust Teaching. Community. Art at the Center. Art at the Center - A Studio Lab.