I want to especially thank all the cybercampers for their expertise and creativity during this very short week. That goes without saying, Jerry is a hoot and a breath of fresh air that breaks the ice on many occasions. Bud is doing a grand job keeping us all sane and motivated which is a very [...]
The end of the 1st week
June 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
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okay…
June 5th, 2008 · 3 Comments
I finished my first flip chart, but it doesn’t have a ton of bells and whistles. I want to interact with it a bit on the active board before I get further into it. In all honesty, my project is feeling a little undefined at the moment. I am struggling to try and find a [...]
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Day 4
June 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The more I have done this week, the more I feel like I have left to do.
I’m learning some great programs and there are many more on my list of ideas to check out. Today Amy introduced me to Comic Life – and I used it to re-invent my webpage. I’ve also learned about the [...]
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Shelfari
June 5th, 2008 · 4 Comments
I got very excited today after investigating Shelfari.com which I discovered on MyraG’s and ALice’s Skyline library site. If you click on SUMMER READS you will see a great example of what this site offers. It is a virtual bookshelf and book networking site. THe possibilities are endless. I have been trying to think of [...]
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What to do with frustration? (or rather those who cause it!)
June 5th, 2008 · 7 Comments
Our 4th day of camp and it was another amazing day. I learned so much and was pushed to the edge of my ideas again. I will admit that I was not very happy when I left camp today (I think Michelle and Kent can attest to this! ) But after having time to [...]
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Reflection
June 5th, 2008 · 2 Comments
I have been so impressed with the expertise of my colleagues. I love taking professional development courses because I always learn so much from my colleagues. One of the reasons that I took this class as opposed to another professional development class is because a teaching goal I have had is to use more technology [...]
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Good group, good week
June 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
You’ve all sensed by now that I’m no Pollyanna, so when I say how pleased I am with this group and the work its done, you know it comes honestly.
I’ve enjoyed getting to know some of St Vrain’s finest and learning some wonderful things.
(I also really appreciate how clean and neat you keep the lab. [...]
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Collaboration
June 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I know that my project is focusing on Digital Photography, but project based learning is making me think a bit about the way an art class can be done collaboratively. Models that are shown in the book really showcase the strengths of having students work in learning communities. How do I use this idea of collaboration [...]
Day 4 and time for processing
June 5th, 2008 · 4 Comments
First, let me say that our group WiPs have been instrumental in providing lots of food for thought. I applaud our group’s efforts and look forward to next week.
Second, my goal for this weekend is to put together 3 skeleton websites:
1) Using Will Richardson’s idea from Blogs, Wiki’s and Pocasts and Other Powerful Tools [...]
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CyberCamp Asset Map
June 5th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Kent made a really good suggestion that we should, as a camp, build an asset map of the tools and ideas and resources that we’re talking about. I thought it might make sense to make a digital one that we could work from and share with each other. Here it is. (Help me make it [...]
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