Shared Lesson Plans- Podcasting

Please share your lesson plans incorporating podcasting here.

Shared Lesson Plans- Flickr

Please share your lesson plans incorporating Flickr here.

Shared Lesson Plans- RSS/Social Bookmarking

Please share your lesson plans incorporating RSS/Social Bookmarking here.

Shared Lesson Plans- Wikis

Please share your lesson plans incorporating wikis here.

Shared Lesson Plans- Blogs

Please post your lesson plans incorporating weblogs here.

ED 550 Blog Addresses

Check out your classmates' blogsites. Post comments and perhaps get some ideas for your own blog:)

joensenallenbrook.blogspot.com
martinallenbrook.blogspot.com
paulyfifthgrade.blogspot.com
Joncaskey.blogspot.com
plashette.blogspot.com
LauraRahal.blogspot.com
walgrenswizards.blogspot.com
secondgradescholars.blogspot.com
donohoesblog.blogspot.com
lindseyhensley.blogspot.com
lisalevay.blogspot.com
veronicabreeland.blogspot.com
higgins5thgrade2010-2011.blogspot.com
brianneholder.blogspot.com

RSS/Social Bookmarking Presentations

Study Groups- Please post your presentations or provide a link to where the presenation may be viewed.

Wiki Lesson Plan Summaries

Post your lesson plan summaries here.

N.Y. Times Articles

Interesting articles from the N.Y. Times:


http://www.blogher.com/new-york-times-headline-should-have-been-blog-use-wanesamongst-teenagers


http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/21/technology/internet/21blog.html

Irrelevance

In our book's first chapter, Richardson states, "There is no debate any longer that poiliticians who aren't taking advantage of the connective tissue of these technologies are putting themselves at risk of irrelevance" (p.4).

Can the same be said for teachers, administrators, and schools?

Tell me what you think!

Dr. Diggs