| Final Project Presentations |
| 1 Dec |
8 Dec |
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Linda
Jessica E. Mattix
Kristin Little
Hannah Eckert
Glen Piskula
Mohammed Tamimi
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Asma
Stephanie
Arlene B.
Kelly Strachan
Rebecca Weick
Michelle M.
Natanya L.
Julie F
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Welcome!
(Note: This is an editable web page, with the password anyone can click on Edit Page and it opens up in a text format that you can add to or change. So, for instance, you can choose a chapter in our 2nd textbook, or sign up for an appointment with me.
Try it. "research08"
DB)
This week I want you to choose a chapter from the Lesson Plans book by putting your name in the Wiki column below. Then write a refection on the lesson plan you've chosen (2-3 pages), or, make use of it in your final project and indicate that you've done so. [Chapters I, II, III & IV are interesting reading but not lesson plans.]
Christel & Sullivan Chapters
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Name
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I. Web Basics: Getting Started. “What’s the Use? Making Sense of Fair Use, Copyright, and Free Use in the Age of Mashups, Remixes, and Open Educational Resources “
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a good read |
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1. Wikipedia Is Not the Enemy: Training Students in Evaluation of and Participation in Wiki Culture
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Mohammed Tamimi
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2. How Did That Get on My Facebook Page? Understanding. “Voice, Audience, and Purpose on Social Networking Sites ‘
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Natanya Lund & Kristin Little
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3. Stop. Shoot. Send: Using Phone Cameras to Find Meaning and to Engage Students
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Asma A. & Karim Ibrahim |
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4. It’s a Comic Life: Creating Information-Based Comics
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Glen Piskula
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| 5. Glogster: A Poster-Sized Look at Student Movie Stars |
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6. Survey Says! Using Google Forms to Evaluate Media Trends and Habits
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7. Bringing the Year Together: The Digital Process Portfolio
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Jessica E. Mattix |
| II. A Classroom without Walls: Collaborating with Web-Based Applications. “It’s in the Margins: Social Media and Implications for Learning |
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| Lesson Plan |
Name |
| 8. Creating a Classroom Ning: Developing an Environment for Social Networking |
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| 9. Keep Them Talking about The Fifth Child: Reclaiming Instructional Time with Discussion Boards |
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| 10. Crash into Prejudice: Cinema Studies in a Web2.0 Environment |
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| 11. Write Your Own Adventure: A Lesson in Collaborative Writing Using Webspiration |
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| 12. Collaborating, Composing, and Communicating. Using Google Docs: A Lesson Exploring Cyber Ethics in the Classroom |
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| 13. Blogging the Examined Life: Expressing, Testing, and Publishing Ideas to Deepen Understanding |
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III. The21st Century Essay: Researching, Collaborating, and Composing
20th Century Pedagogy + Today’s Technology = The 21st Century Essay: A Familiar Equation
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a good read |
| 14. Nice: Evaluating Student-Selected Digital Sources within a Social Context |
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15. Using a Wiki to Collaborate during the Research Process
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Arlene Brewster |
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16. What’s in a Wordle? Using Word Clouds to Teach Reading, Writing, and
Revision
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Hannah Eckert & Kristin Little |
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17. Building Rubrics Collaboratively with GoogleDocs
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Linda Lemus
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18. Networked Research Reporting: Using Ning to Report Student Research
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19. Photo Essays: Bring Literary Themes to Life
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Kelly Strachan |
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IV. Interactive Literature Study: The Paperback vs. the Computer Screen.
“To be or not to be . . .” Twittering, Blogging, IMing While Studying Hamlet?
Is That the Pedagogical Question?
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Rebecca Weick |
| 20. The Macbeth Mystery: An Interactive Approach to Challenging Language |
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21. Podcasting the Traditional Book Review
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22. Would Ralph “Friend” Piggy? Using Social Networks to Study Character
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Stephanie Dando |
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23. Dear Emma, Just Tweet Me: Using Microblogging to Explore Characterization
and Style
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24. Symbolic Analysis of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest: Literature, Album Art,
and VoiceThread
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25. Macbeth book: Synthesizing Research and Literary Analysis to Create a Social
Networking Environment
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| 26. A New Media Pilgrimage: Chaucer and the Multimodal Satire |
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JDBetts
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Comments (4)
llemus@... said
at 1:22 pm on Nov 17, 2011
I would prefer 12/1. Linda
Stephanie Dando said
at 1:37 pm on Nov 17, 2011
12/8 would be great-Stephanie
Asma said
at 1:57 pm on Nov 17, 2011
I would prefer 12/8 Asma
Mohammed Tamimi said
at 6:25 pm on Nov 17, 2011
December 1st works for me.
Thank you
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