Hey kids, at a Web 2.0 workshop right now. It's about doing things like...this: the blog, the wiki, learning about back channel chats, wordle, presentations, and other things on the internets.
You kids should be busy with workday right now, getting things done, and minding your p's and q's.
I will use the blog to post anything of interest I find at the WSST Convention that you can use in class or on your contracts.
You use the blog to post any questions you have about the concepts you are going over while I am away, ask for a wiki page, kindly ask for help with A presentations, etc.
I am always with you. Right here. Watching.
Pics 4 Learning
ReplyDeleteFree, appropriate, and sited photos you can search for your wiki presentations.
Apparently, siting your images is as important as siting your quoted ideas. Hmm.
Picnik
ReplyDeleteFree web photo editor.
Can upload saved photos from Picasa(through school or google) and edit away.
BigHugeLabs
ReplyDeleteDumpr
Have fun and produce your photos and images.
Issuu
ReplyDeleteYudu
Publish yourself. Another way to present contracts and presentations.
Fur.ly
ReplyDeleteCreate a URL for multiple sites. You page through the sites on the top task bar.
lexipedia
ReplyDeleteScience is a lot of vocabulary and new words, big words. This might be a visual helper for tough words. Might help with those pesky SAVI presentations.
Thinkfinity
ReplyDeleteGood. Tons of stuff about science for students and teachers.
CoolToolsForSchools
ReplyDeleteTons and tons and tons of links and info on how to make an A contract using a computer. One or two ideas beyond a powerpoint about a stick figure.
The National Science Digital Library
ReplyDeleteVast repository for reviewed sites, audio, images, and video dealing with science with a nice search tool.
Teacher's Domain
ReplyDeleteVast repository for reviewed sites, audio, images, and video dealing with everything with a nice search tool.
Especially under the science tab on the left side.
Hi Mr.Hoopman how's the workshop. Everyone is behaving for right now anyways! So we can use any of these tools for our contracts?
ReplyDeleteDon't worry Mr. hoopman, we won't misbehave!
ReplyDeleteAre you really watching us right now?
ReplyDeleteHi, Mr.Hoopman I tried the issuu thing it's okay i guess,it was a little confusing at first.
ReplyDeleteExplain If a ball is thrown innto the air how does gravity bring it down?
ReplyDeletemiss you, come home soon(:
ReplyDeleteAre there any planets that have the same grativy as we do?
ReplyDeleteRachel,
ReplyDeleteIs there another planet with the same mass and size of Earth? Maybe.
Nick,
invisible strings, space is curved by masses, or jus tthe fact that masses are attracted to each other.
Makayla,
Like all things, it takes some practice to become good at it. All those things I posted where things you gys can try out to help present contracts in different ways.
Moses,
Even now.
woah mr.hoopman you wrote ALOT of stuff :]
ReplyDeleteYEA I HOPE OR I KNOW THAT WE ARE BEHAVING. EXCEPT IM NOT SURE BOUT EIN. (is that how u spell his name)? WELL WAT DO YOU THINK I CAN DO WITH HIM SO HE CAN AT LEAST DO SUMETHING? HE IS SO URGHHH.... he might not see me mad at him on the net cus he never probably even checks this blog stuff
Chemistry Labs Throuhout the Year
ReplyDeletea session I am at right now. Geared towards high schoolers, but I think we can make use of it.
This presenter is discussing the penny labs
ReplyDeletethe flask of HCL on the front desk and Ian's deadly nitric acid + 0.01$ = deadly gas
really need a fume hood
can you eat the salt that you put on the roads??
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