Blogs 2
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Step-by-Step: How to Create a Collaborative Class eBook
Previously, I have published the following posts about creating eBooks:
Recently I had created a “ Read-Along” book for our first graders to accompany their Magic Tree House podcast and am continuing to have fun creating e-books for my iPad from Word Documents, pdfs and thematic blog posts from Langwitches. Next year, we will have an iPad cart to use with our students and I am looking forward to brainstorming more ideas and opportunities to allow students to create and organize their own e-books on the iPad. What are the advantages/disadvantages of creating our own e-books instead of purchased textbooks? What new learning opportunities can creating your e-book bring to your classroom? How can we integrate teacher-created e-books, personalized for students? Will student created e-books motivate, engage and empower learners?
Create Your Own E-Book for Your iPad
Blogging as a tool for reflection and learning (PDF)
E-pedagogy course - <a href="http://www.virclass.net/eped/index.php?action=static&id=25"><span>Screen lectures</span></a>
My second book, English Language Learners: Teaching Strategies That Work , was published by Linworth Publishing in April, 2010. You can read a summary of it that I wrote as a guest post on The New York Times website.
Excerpt From My Book On Teaching English Language Learners
Creating an Online Resource Library on Edmodo - Simon Haughton's Blog
Although I use Evernote on a daily basis to bookmark useful websites and clip interesting articles/lesson ideas to build up an enormous bank of resources, it isn't the most tidy of places as I literally just save there quickly knowing that I can find it again later by doing a keyword/tag search.
Naked Eye Observation Telescopic Observation Spacecraft flyby mission Orbiter observations Planetary Lander Detailed view of landscape Finding Life
Jeff's Edublog
Re-Stock you Web Tool Box by Phillippa Cleaves – Digital Education Revolution NSW Professional Learning and Curriculum Support Project Officer
Workshops
It’s time for a change!
It has been a long time coming, but the blog has finally received an overhaul. Many may have noticed the old one was hacked, so I thought it may be time to move to a new host, a new version of software and a new look and feel. With all that hard work out of the way, I also feel like maybe finally adding some new content.
