Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Prezi
Prezi is a web-based presentation tool using a map layout and zooming to show contextual relationships which addresses some of the shortcomings of Microsoft PowerPoint.
The map layout is the biggest difference between Prezi and PowerPoint. They are the same in the fact that they are both popular presentation tools on the computer.
I think that Prezi isn't necessarily better, but it is different. Everyone is used to the same slide after slide presentation and Prezi isn't the norm. One advantage of Prezi is that it is eye-catching. One disadvantage is that you can not animate text and graphics like you can in PowerPoint. Overall, both Prezi and PowerPoint can be successful when used properly.
ISTE NETS T:
A standard that I would cover when using Prezi in my classroom would be: 2a.
design or adapt relevant learning experiences that incorporate digital tools and resources to promote student learning and creativity
because students would be incorporating the digital tool, Prezi, for an awesome learning and creativity booster.
Monday, June 28, 2010
MotionPath with Mr. and Mrs. Nanner
I would use this in my classroom as a reward system. For example, when a student gets a quesiton right in class he/she can make Mr. Nanner dance.
Here is the FTP.
Here is the FTP.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
Ignite
My lovely 20 slide story on bicycle safety; wear your helmets kiddos!
Using Dr. Pierce's advice, I completely ravamped my PowerPoint hoping to reduce the "boring factor"
Riding bikes
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Using Dr. Pierce's advice, I completely ravamped my PowerPoint hoping to reduce the "boring factor"
Bicycle safety!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
PowerPoint on Digestive System for 4th-5th Grade
Digestion
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EDIT - Here is a more interactive rendition of the digestive system presentation:)!
Digestion Edited for Dr. Pierce
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Jing
Jing is very neat; here is a URL link to what I captured an image of. I am always looking up Bloom's Taxonomy so why not Jing it:)
Below is a smaller saved image of the URL:

I work in the student employment office on campus and students always get confused how to view jobs so I made a video to help illustrate how one would go about viewing a student position online:
Below is a smaller saved image of the URL:

I work in the student employment office on campus and students always get confused how to view jobs so I made a video to help illustrate how one would go about viewing a student position online:
- What file types come out of Jing?
png - Where might we save these files? Where are the files stored?
On the computer, on a jump drive etc. - How do you link to a Screencast?
You click the share button and then moments late you can paste the URL anywhere. - How do you save and retrieve Jing objects from the History area?
You click on the history button and all images/videos etc.. come up. - How to import Jing objects into our blog posts?
You can save the image or video then click the “add image” or “add video” button and attach the saved file - What file type is a Jing screencast.
swf - Can we convert the Jing obects including images and videos?
yes
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