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Teaching 2.0
Online Resources for Teachers |
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Web 2.0 Resources
For updates on Web 2.0 Resources for the classroom,
read my blog.
Everything you need to know to create your first blog or wiki.
Blogs
Book Discussion Blogs
The Guerrilla Season Book
Blog - Join 8th grade American History students at South Valley Jr
High in Liberty, Missouri as they read Guerrilla Season by Pat Hughes
Read
the
article in School Library Journal
Night by Elie Wiesel - a
fabulous example of how you can conduct a book discussion using a blog
Classroom Blogs
Teamann Tattle - by Amber Teamann, science teacher at Beaver
Technology Center for Math and Science
Lit
Circle Blog - Host lit circle discussions via a blog
Hamlet Blogs - students
blog in the voice of a character from Hamlet
Global Studies Blog -
Online discussion for a global studies class
Pre-Calc Blogs - "An
interactive learning ecology for students and parents"
Wikis
Flat Classroom Project - a collaborative project
between two schools (one in Georgia & one in
Bangaldesh) exploring Thomas Friedman's book The
World Is Flat
AP World History Review Wiki - students created
a Wikipedia style review guide for the exam
Holocaust Wiki Project - students create
simulation of a family and their experiences during
the Holocaust (think "Choose Your Own Adventure"
style) based on historical knowledge and research
Witches and Wiki - a children's novel being
composed online by multiple authors
A Millions Penguins - a novel being composed
online by multiple authors
Podcasts
History
Speaking of History
- a podcast and blog maintained by an 8th grade American History teacher
in Missouri who attempts to use technology to enhance the curriculum.
Teaching about George, Thomas and Abe using the latest technology.
Colonial
Williamsburg Podcasts
These
audio files feature special interviews and photos available only to our
Web users. Listen to standard mp3 files or enhanced podcasts with images
on your computer or MP3 player.
Science
TV & Radio
Science Podcasts -
Get caught up in the podcasting frenzy, but in a
sciencey way! You can now have the latest
ABC Science Online and
Radio National science shows to download at your
leisure or to have magically delivered when you
subscribe via RSS feed.
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Social Bookmarking
Bookmark sites and save them on del.icio.us's server, allowing you or
students to access them from anywhere. Tag your sites with keyword
descriptors so you or your students can search for them. You and
your students can tag all great Shakespeare sites for Brit Lit with "uhighshakes,"
for example.
Del.icio.us - most popular social
bookmarking site
Diigo - will save a copy of an
entire page to your account, so if the site disappears later, you'll
still be able to view it.
CiteULike - specializes in the
organization of academic content
Online
Teaching Resources
Teaching Tolkien
An
interdisciplinary resource guide for teachers, including links to lesson
plan ideas,
Tolkien texts, literary criticism and other resources for teaching
Tolkien in any classroom.
Women and the Holocaust: A
Holocaust Education Resource for Teachers
This collection of curriculum resources covers
topics related to women and the Holocaust, such as women's survival in
concentration camps, women
artists in the Warsaw Ghetto, and resistance activities of women
in camps. Resources are for middle and high school classrooms, covering
history, social
studies, literature, and
art history
subjects. Many of the topic areas include bibliographies.
From
Silk to Oil: Cross-Cultural Connections Along the Silk Roads
This curriculum guide about Asian trading
routes, particularly
in China, "begins in the second century BCE and ends in the contemporary
period. Its twenty-three curriculum units teach the Silk Roads through
geography, history,
religion, literature, and the
arts." Units include
lesson plans, study questions, photographs, statistics, and maps.
"Supplementary Materials" includes a glossary and lists of additional
resources.
Broadway: The American
Musical
Companion to a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
"documentary series that chronicles the Broadway musical throughout the
20th century and explores the evolution of this uniquely American
art form." Features
essays on the history
of the Broadway musical, a musical theater timeline, information about
popular musicals, and profiles of performers, choreographers, directors,
and other individuals. Includes trivia, lesson plans, and related
resources.
Discovery
Channel Lesson Plan Library: 9-12
Incredible High School Art Lesson Plans
Web English Teacher
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