What “has computers, gives advice, and is free?”
Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Bet readers of this blog can guess.
Bet readers of this blog can guess.
Archive for March, 2009
What “has computers, gives advice, and is free?”
Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Article on New 2.0 Tools
Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Looking for some new Web 2.0 tools to spark student interest? Are they tired of basic blogs and wikis and begging for a new spin on things?
Then you might enjoy this cover story from Multimedia and Internet@Schools: “Cool Tools for Content Creation: More Than Blogs or Wikis,” by Karen J. Klapperstuck and Brian J. Lackie.
Congratulations, Karen and Brian, for snagging the lead story!
Looking for some new Web 2.0 tools to spark student interest? Are they tired of basic blogs and wikis and begging for a new spin on things?
Then you might enjoy this cover story from Multimedia and Internet@Schools: “Cool Tools for Content Creation: More Than Blogs or Wikis,” by Karen J. Klapperstuck and Brian J. Lackie.
Congratulations, Karen and Brian, for snagging the lead story!
Lookybook.com: The End
Friday, March 20th, 2009
For the past year or so, I have been a big fan of Lookybook.com, which provided flippable, full-text, digital copies of children’s books from many popular publishers. Tonight, I received an email that the Lookybook “adventure” has ended and, sure enough, this appears on the Lookybook site:
It sure was good while it lasted, so thanks to those who put the site together. My students loved this site!
For the past year or so, I have been a big fan of Lookybook.com, which provided flippable, full-text, digital copies of children’s books from many popular publishers. Tonight, I received an email that the Lookybook “adventure” has ended and, sure enough, this appears on the Lookybook site:
It sure was good while it lasted, so thanks to those who put the site together. My students loved this site!