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Web 2.0 Apps and RtI
Started this discussion. Last reply by Morgan Kolis Jun 27, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know if someone has put together a list of RtI interventions that utilize Web 2.0 apps? It seems to me that if the traditional techniques have not improved reading, it would be valuable…Continue
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Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brent Spencer Aug 17, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Likes
I'd like to get some input from Social Studies educators, out there, on what you are doing in Web 2.0. Please share the apps you are using and a little about how you are using them.
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Brent Spencer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"These sound like great ideas! I'm going to be teaching social studies again for the first time in a few years - it's always been my favorite subject to teach! There are so many cool tools out there now in the Web 2.0 world to access now.…"
Morgan Kolis replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Web 2.0 Apps and RtI"How about using Flip Cams or Digital Storytelling Tools to record students Oral Reading Fluency (taking baseline using the DIBLES assessments)? You can then record Readers' Theaters, then rerecord ORF assessments and ask students to make self…"
Becky Foellmer replied to Jo's discussion Wordle"My students just used Wordle to create nametags to put on their monitors. We use the print screen function to copy the Wordle, then paste it into a publisher document, crop it, fold it and you have a nametag! Here's what the publisher document…"
Becky Foellmer posted a discussionWeb 2.0 Apps and RtI
Does anyone know if someone has put together a list of RtI interventions that utilize Web 2.0 apps? It seems to me that if the traditional techniques have not improved reading, it would be valuable to explore taking advantage of Web 2.0 apps as interventions. Particularly, I would think this would be of value with those in Tier 3. I'm curious if anyone has any ideas or input on this.
Doug Byrnes replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"Here is a list I used for the American Revolution and my list of topics we will use with the Civil War."
Becky Foellmer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"Thank you for the ideas. I hadn't seen Bubbl.us, so I really appreciate you mentioning it. I do, really, like Quizlet and Google Docs!
Becky"
Becky Foellmer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"Doug,
Thank you, as well, for the specific example of how you used Glogster. I might be in touch about getting the list of topics, if you don't mind.
Thanks, again,
Becky"
Becky Foellmer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"I haven't used Glogster, yet, but have explored it a bit. I do think it has some great possibilities in the SS classroom, especially, at the junior high level. Thank you for bringing it up and confirming that it is being used, currently, in…"
Becky Foellmer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"This is a really neat idea! I didn't think of allowing the kids to backchannel and I'm not sure about it at my level - junior high - but it's something I, now, can think about and try to determine if there's a way to make it…"
Becky Foellmer replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"Thomas,
Thanks so much for this wealth of info. and for taking the time to share. I am sure that I am not the only one, here, who will benefit tremendously.
Becky"
Jeanette Parham replied to Becky Foellmer's discussion Favorite Web 2.0 Apps of Social Studies Educators"I am not a Social Studies educator but I would think that the use of Web 2.0 tools would be based on what one is attempting to accomplish. For example if one wants to create a collaborative graphic organizer to better understand historical…"
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- At 8:00am on November 30, 2009,
Alexis Burke Western said… - Becky,
I would love to know how you used gmail to set up student accounts.Thanks!
- At 12:54pm on November 15, 2009,
Adrienne P Watson said…
- Hi Becky, went and checked out your blog. Some really useful things on there. I am getting so blogged down though with all the wonderful things I am discovering! Hope I come up on your revolving planet: did see a South African flag, but it was from Verwoerdburg and I am from Pietermaritzburg in Kwazulu-Natal. I live at HIlton College (private boys school) but work at Pietermaritzburg Girls High school, a government school; perhaps you could get your kids to Google Earth them and see what SA schools look like?
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