More and more classrooms are using weblogs as a tool for sharing …
More and more classrooms are using weblogs as a tool for sharing and reflecting on learning experiences. Some teachers use weblogs as a communication tool, posting regular updates about the classroom so that parents are kept informed about classroom activities. Others teachers invite students to use blogs as a way to publish final written products such as stories, and critiques. Blogs can also be used to share rough drafts, and first impressions, to chronicle an entire learning journey. There are many different ways to incorporate either a class blog, or individual student blogs, into your own classroom. (Blogs from Sun West)
For Faculty and Portfolio Administrators: The ePortfolio block can be added to …
For Faculty and Portfolio Administrators: The ePortfolio block can be added to individual courses using the Add a Block functionality. To do this use the following steps: 1) Login to Moodle and access the desired course 2) Turn Editing On 3) Scroll down until you see the Add a Block option in the far right column. 4) Drop-down the Add a Block box and select “Exabis ePortfolio” from the options. 5) You should now see the Exabis ePortfolio block appear at the bottom of the right side of your course. You can use the black errors on the block to move it around on the page. ...
Part 1: What is a Podcast? Part 2: The Importance of 21st …
Part 1: What is a Podcast? Part 2: The Importance of 21st Century Skills in Schools Part 3: Choosing a Topic Part 4: Retrieving Information – An Important Skill for Inquiry Learning Part 5: Scripting Using Google Docs Part 6: Recording Using Audacity
Directions: Create questions by using one word from the left hand column …
Directions: Create questions by using one word from the left hand column and one word from the top row. The farther down and to the right you go, the more complex and high-level the questions.
For each grade level, a suggested set of I can statements has …
For each grade level, a suggested set of I can statements has also been developed. Below is an example from Grade 1:
Grade One Social and Ethical Use of Digital Technologies I can take turns when I use a digital technology (e.g. computer, tablet, etc.). I can show care when using digital technology. Research and Inquiry I can use question starter words (e.g. 5 Ws) to guide my online searches. I can read visuals from digital technologies to discover information (e.g. SmartBoard images, images from the internet). I can begin to use multi-media sources to locate information (e.g. use audio from online story or CD).
CREATING STRONG PASSWORDS • A strong password is an important part of …
CREATING STRONG PASSWORDS • A strong password is an important part of keeping your information safe online • We will cover important tips in this presentation that will help you create a strong password. Different resources on creating strong passwords
C21 is an organization of Canadians for 21st Century Learning and Innovation. …
C21 is an organization of Canadians for 21st Century Learning and Innovation. C21 Canada has conducted research and developed “Shifting Minds – A 21st Century Vision of Public Education for Canada”. Incorporating this research, the Board of Education believes that Sun West students need to be competent in literacy, numeracy and science. Today’s knowledge and digital reality means that changes occur at an astronomical rate. This reality requires our students and staff to have additional competencies and skills. The Sun West School Division will therefore endeavor to infuse 21st Century learning skills into all curricula and into the development of any and all educational programming. Staff will be supported and expected to continually develop their 21st Century Competencies.
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