Check out these online websites that have compiled teacher-classroom friendly Web 2.0 resources.
Web 2.0 for the Classroom Teacher: An Internet Hotlist on Web 2.0
The links in this site are categorized to help find Web 2.0 tools that might be of use to the K-12 classroom teacher.
www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/pages/listweb20s.html#intro
Geek Your Teaching! (Marilyn's Top Ten Web Sites for K-12)
"Marilyn Western, the 2008 MACUL Technology-Using Teacher of the Year, has gathered a smorgasbord of the top Web 2.0 applications and gives suggestions on how they can be used in the classroom to gather and implement the goldmine of educational resources on the Internet."
http://geekteach.synthasite.com/
TeachersFirst Edge features these "tools on the edge,” and offers ideas for using Web 2.0 safely and effectively as yet another approach to teaching.
http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/edge.cfm
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aTi Fellows
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JOHN CLOUD KAISER
Project Facilitator, Artist, and Teaching Artist
JEANNE JABLONSKI
Retired Art Teacher, (5th-8th Grade)
Logan Township Elementary School
Logan Township, New Jersey
LONNIE STEWART-AUSTIN
Art Teacher
Mt. Vernon Elementary School
Newark, New Jersey
JANE KANDY LIPPINCOTT
Art Teacher, (3rd-6th Grade)
Lanning Square School
Camden, New Jersey
JANICE M. MARSILI
Art Instructor of Drawing, Printmaking, Ceramics, and Advanced Art Open Studio
David Brearley Middle/High School
Kenilworth, New Jersey
ELLENBETH NAPPEN
Art Teacher
Millville Senior High School
Millville, New Jersey
BETTY PROVIDENTI
Instructor, (Grades 9-12)
Graphic Design/Commercial Art and Illustration
Middlesex County Vocational and Technical High School
ast Brunswick, New Jersey
LAURA TUNIS
Special Education Teacher, Mercer County
Instructor and Vision Consultant, New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired
HARRIETTE WASHINGTON-WILLIAMS
Music Teacher, (Pre K-8th Grade)
Newark, New Jersey
DONNA CAPPADONA-MANSMANN
Art Teacher, PreK-2
Daniel Webster School
Weehawken, NJ
LEIGH MACKELVEY
Special Education Teacher, K-2
Lanning Square Elementary School
Camden, NJ
DEANNA JOY WHITLEY
Social Studies Teacher Grades 9-10
Arts High School
Newark, NJ
JOHN CLOUD KAISER
Project Facilitator, Artist, and Teaching Artist
JEANNE JABLONSKI
Retired Art Teacher, (5th-8th Grade)
Logan Township Elementary School
Logan Township, New Jersey
LONNIE STEWART-AUSTIN
Art Teacher
Mt. Vernon Elementary School
Newark, New Jersey
JANE KANDY LIPPINCOTT
Art Teacher, (3rd-6th Grade)
Lanning Square School
Camden, New Jersey
JANICE M. MARSILI
Art Instructor of Drawing, Printmaking, Ceramics, and Advanced Art Open Studio
David Brearley Middle/High School
Kenilworth, New Jersey
ELLENBETH NAPPEN
Art Teacher
Millville Senior High School
Millville, New Jersey
BETTY PROVIDENTI
Instructor, (Grades 9-12)
Graphic Design/Commercial Art and Illustration
Middlesex County Vocational and Technical High School
ast Brunswick, New Jersey
LAURA TUNIS
Special Education Teacher, Mercer County
Instructor and Vision Consultant, New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired
HARRIETTE WASHINGTON-WILLIAMS
Music Teacher, (Pre K-8th Grade)
Newark, New Jersey
DONNA CAPPADONA-MANSMANN
Art Teacher, PreK-2
Daniel Webster School
Weehawken, NJ
LEIGH MACKELVEY
Special Education Teacher, K-2
Lanning Square Elementary School
Camden, NJ
DEANNA JOY WHITLEY
Social Studies Teacher Grades 9-10
Arts High School
Newark, NJ
2 comments:
These sites are amazing. I feel like I need several hours a day to explore them and teaching is getting in the way. ulp.
Nope I didn't really mean that but I AM hungry to play and fine tune what I can use to get best practices surging forward. Maybe I should just make myself play for 15minutes each morning --learning about these possibilities and then choose what to spend more time on after tasting the buffet for a week or so. It IS a nice problem to have. grin.
Hi all; I found another art related blog worth checking out; it may have info we can share...
TechnologyInTheArts.org… I copied a few bits from the intro-
What is Technology in the Arts?
Technology in the Arts is a collection of services designed to help organizations build capacity and more effectively engage constituents. These services, developed by Carnegie Mellon’s Center for Arts Management and Technology, include:
Conferences - Connect with your colleagues at the intersection of art and technology
Monthly Podcast - Subscribe to our podcast for the latest tech tips, product reviews and arts profiles
Discussion-Based Blog - Learn about technology advancements and discuss the latest trends
Consulting - Align your technology tools with your mission and vision
Professional Development - Offer technology workshops and seminars to the artists and arts managers in your community
--Kandy is right! I can lose track of time in hours spent "surfing" around; there is SO much info out there; it's overwhelming to sift it all out! I'd like others to share interesting sites that may be of use. Thanks.
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