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THWT Workshop 2010

Teaching History with Technology Workshop Summer 2010

Website: http://edtechteacher.org
Location: Boston
Members: 35
Latest Activity: Jul 14, 2012

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Integrating Technology in the 21st Century Classroom (Day 1)

Workshop Introduction
• Personal introductions • sign up for EdTechTeacher Community Network (Ning) • respond to PollEverywhere.com poll (instant response system) • backchannel with Todaysmeet.com (chat room)

Conceptual Framework:

“Nurturing the 21st Century History Teacher” Presentation
• Prezi: http://prezi.com/-5pcbuekooam/nurturing-cais-2010/
• Richard Murnane on “new divisions of labor” – expert thinking & complex communication tasks • Digital equivalency and multimodal text; “literacy redefined” • Henry Jenkins on youth, media & “participatory culture” • Daniel Pink, others on creativity, innovation and essential 21st century skills • Blooms Taxonomy & Dale’s Cone of Experience
• Student-centered tech-integration examples in history and social studies
examples:
1. “A day in the life of a Hobo” 2. Great Debate of 2008 3. Student News Action Network

“Collect-Relate-Create-Donate” – Professor Ben Schneiderman
student-centered tech-integration projects: students research information, collaborative to solve problems, create content and understanding, and contribute to a community.

Collect Phase:

Online research:
• Harvard’s libraries deal with disruptive change: harvardmagazine.com/2010/05/gutenberg-2-0"Stanford Ushers in the Age of Bookless Libraries" (NPR)"Digital Challenges for U.S. Public Libraries"(NPR)

Open Research and Guided Inquiry
Internet Searching Strategies & Custom Search Engine
• Google Wonder Wheel; Google Historical Timeline; Google Advanced strategies; Google Books - Google Tips and Strategies (EdTechTeacher video tutorials)http://bingle.nu - Bingle: Bing and Google • Sweet Search: Search Engine for students • Refseek - strips away non-academic; non-scientific results • Wolfram Alpha (computational search engine)

Internet History directories
Best of History Web SitesTHWTCenter for History and New Media: History MattersLibrary of Congress (American Memory) • PBS History
• others
Internet History Sourcebook

Select History/Primary Source directories & activities:
National Archives & Records Administration - see Web 2.0 research collection: Digital VaultsLibrary of Congress -Using Primary SourcesInternet History SourcebooksGutenburg ProjectThe Avalon Project University of Virginia Etext CenterArt History (Museums & online resources)

Internet Searching Strategies & Custom Search Engine
• Google algorithms; Google Wonder Wheel; Google Historical Timeline; Google Advanced strategies; Google Books

Relate – Create


Wikis and their classroom uses
• Presentation on wikis; free wikispaces account • class completes wiki challenges:
• Beginner challenge: wiki1.pdfbeginners do challenge #1 4-20. (format text, add links, images, files)
• Advanced challenge: wiki2.pdfmore advanced jump to #3#4 (embed video, embed audio, embed poll, embed map, edit navigation)
• related tools to embed in wiki: Google Docs - Forms, Google Books, polldaddy, vocaroo, Google Maps • managing your wiki: privacy, notifications and moderation, etc.

Classroom wiki examples:
Great Debate 2008 wikiFlat Classroom wikiHenry IV wikiHorizon Project wiki"History Facebook" wikiAP WorldipediaBen Davis U.S. History wiki

Tom's wikispaces video tutorials

Integrating Technology in the 21st Century Classroom (Day 2 )


Collaborative Brainstorming, Writing, & Editing
• #1 Google Docs – Documents and Presentation • participants work in small groups synchronously on same document
• 1. Google Docs Challenge: Documents: Google Docs Doc Challenge.pdf
- Work on this Document: http://tinyurl.com/2dg5ses
• 2. Google Docs Challenge: Presentation: Google Presentation Challenge.pdf
- Work on this Presentation: http://tinyurl.com/294kvv9
• 3. Google Docs Challenge: Forms Google Forms Challenge.pdf
• Go to Google Docs and create your own Form
Google Docs summary notes in Etherpad by Andrew: http://ietherpad.com/Ywst4KeZoR

-Geomapping Spreadsheet

Blogs and Classroom blogging
• presentation on blogs with examples
“A day in the life of a Hobo”; Interview a Boomer blogging assignmentMiddle East Blog
other history teachers: • History 2.0 ClassroomGlen WiebePaul BogushBeth Still
• register teachers with Blogger
• Blog challenge (both novice and advanced): blog challenge.pdf
• advanced: gadgets: blogroll, lists, poll • Blogger v. Edublogs v. WordPress
Blog Administration
• blog settings: privacy, moderation • blog management and tips

EdTechTeacher Blogger video tutorials



Copyright, Fair Use and the Creative Commons

Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Educators
Renne Hobbs- Media Education Lab: Fair Use Teaching Materials
Copyright Confusion- Teaching materials
Creative Commons Licenses
Creative Commons Search



Teaching With New & Emerging Technologies (Day 3)

Podcasting & Digital Storytelling
• presentation on podcasting and digital storytelling: A Day in the Life of a HoboCivil Rights StruggleWho am I?
• hands-on with vocaroo
• hands-on with VoiceThread
audio recording possibilities
- VoiceThread Digital Library
Gabcastbeta (via cell phone); mp3 recorder; iPod with mic; others


Small Group Jigsaw Activity
Break into small groups and explore new tools for 60 minutes; then present “elevator speech” to class on tools.
Choices:
Diigo ex: NCSS History Group on Diigo and NCSS History Group
Twitter or Edmodo
Google Earth
Google Maps
Jing project
Glogsterr
Google Reader
Wix
Animoto (for education)
Capzles or BeeDocs or Xtimeline
Bubbl.us or Gliffy or MyWebspiration


Building a Professional Learning Community (Network) - PLC (PLN) • John Diamond & “peer-driven” Professional Development model • Build a PLN: 1. Participate 2. Evaluate 3. Prioritize 4. Balance • Tools: Ning; Twitter, Blogs, Wikis, Diigo or Delicious, Google Reader (RSS), Skype, Slideshare.net, TeachTube, and others • 10 History teachers to follow on Twitter: Paul Bogush, Beth Still, Angela Cunningham, , Russel Tarr, Matt Montagne, Glen Weibe, Eric Langhorst, Michelle DeSilva, Suzy Nesticos, Jason Flom.
• partial list of history teachers on Twitter at twitter4teachers
National Council of Social Studies Community Network Ning
Classroom 2.0

Writing & Editing with Microsoft Word “Hidden” FeaturesWord Grammar.pdf • Word grammar preferences • file readability statistics • insert comments • AutoCorrect tutorial.pdf • auto-correct Assessment & Classroom Management - criteria and strategies

Please fill out the workshop survey: http://fs12.formsite.com/thwt/form95350160/

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What are your favorite primary or secondary source online resources?

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Comment by Justin Reich on August 6, 2010 at 8:39am
CopyrightDay.ppt

CopyrightDay.pdf

Here are the Copyright slides. When you open the file, powerpoint will ask you if you want to enable the macros. Go ahead and do it. There are some embedded YouTube videos--nothing harmful. The .pdf doesn't have that issues.
 

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