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I’m working on some resources

  • Dec 8th, 2008
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  • learning object, Pedagogy, Professional Development, Resources, web2.0, website
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    I am developing some resources for web 2.0 tools. These are nice simple straight forward documents for teachers to glance at and say – yes I could use that and its not so frightening after all

    the limitations I have placed on them are:

    • must be one page
    • must have pictures
    • process must be straight forward
    • must be simple to read and understand
    • must have clear benefits for the teacher in the classroom
    • must have an alternative – web based of application

    I would appreciate comments and feedback

    Here is the delicious info sheet, Voicethread and GoogleMaps

    Andrew Churches posted this entry on Monday, December 8th, 2008 at 2:00 pm. Posted in the category learning object, Pedagogy, Professional Development, Resources, web2.0, website
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    4 Comments Already

    1. AJ Cann said:
      December 8, 2008 at 4:49 pm     Permalink

      Very nice. I like the conciseness, which is very important. Did you see this research when it was published:
      http://scienceoftheinvisible.blogspot.com/2008/05/skimming.html

      We recently tried to write some online training resources in the form of comics, styled after the Google Chrome comic. Sadly, the grant application was rejected :-(

    2. Dorothy said:
      December 8, 2008 at 7:05 pm     Permalink

      Great resources – thanks for sharing them.
      I’m not sure about Photostory being an alternative to VoiceThread though!
      Looking forward to what else you produce:)

    3. Andrew J said:
      December 8, 2008 at 9:53 pm     Permalink

      These are another great addition to your collection. Nice and simple. Would it be worth adding an example of how it could be used or subjects that they could be particularly useful in? Just a thought.
      Thanks as always!

    4. Clif said:
      December 18, 2008 at 8:12 am     Permalink

      You’re doing a good job with these, Andrew. They are definitely quick and useful!

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