Access+to+Shared+Lab

//Please post ideas from your group on this page.//


 * Instructions:**

In your group: 1. Brainstorm (without viewing resources) possible ideas for your assigned situation 2. Explore the options & possibilities from this page -- feel free to also do some web search 3. As a group, select 3 to 5 best ideas that would work in your scenario and post those ideas to your wiki page (this page you are reading) 4. Choose a spokesperson to share out 1 or 2 best ideas from your posted ideas

Create a Face book page - do this on paper or on the web. This page gives you resources and rubrics - @http://web20edu.com/2011/04/16/fake-facebook-templates-and-pages-for-student-projects/

You may want to create a shared document at http://meetingwords.com to use for your brainstorming and initial drafts before posting to the wiki page.


 * multiple teachers have access - one teacher at a time utilizing the whole cart on a schedule
 * teachers check out 5 or so computers and use as a learning station
 * students utilize web 2.0 tools such as Make Belief Comix to create their own individual products - http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/
 * students collaborate electronically utilizing Google docs, wikis, ppt, kidpics
 * Students work in pairs on sites such as BBC virtual science experiments - https://www.bbc.co.uk/labuk/
 * Students collaborate on science projects utilizing productivity software, image editing software, etc.
 * Use drill and practice software for math to reteach and practice.
 * Creating thinking maps using sites such as Read Write Think - venn diagrams, plot maps, story maps -@http://www.readwritethink.org/
 * Create timelines with timeline web 2.0 sites for Social Studies or Science - @http://www.xtimeline.com/index.aspx
 * Students create and video blogs via a website.
 * Create and share via a class Ning
 * Have students collaborate utilizing a shared bookmarking tool such as Diigo
 * Students create mock Facebook pages in Google Docs for themselves or figures in history
 * Students put their essays in Wordle to analyze over-used words.