I am working on a project that involves teachers partnering with students to figure out how to use new technologies, including the ones students bring to school, for classroom learning. If you have any thoughts or ideas for us, this would be greatly…
Kelly as far as my understanding of COPPA law goes, as long as the under 13 yr olds do not post any personally identifying info (w/out parental consent on file) and you do not collect an email address from them you should be fine. Personal identifyi…
Hi Lisa :) Thank you for your warm comment. I will be happy to be useful :)
Our kids copy and paste a lot, we allow that because we consider this work a reading not writing assignment. The dialog makes it writing and this could be our next step. Right now the kids exchange among themselves does not happen :( they are still learning to trust us and the network.
I banned 3 fake students from France, they had their own agenda and posted some info about drugs. I am watching all newcomers, thank you for the warning :)
Thank you :) I needed that :) I am not always sure that the sudents are on the level I want them to be. But we are kind of pioneers so we are allowed to be a liitle less sofisticated.
A big portion of these kids are special ed, I don't think you can tell :) especially in Ms.B's classes, the SP kids showed things nobody suspected they were capable of. We are very proud of them.
You should see the classes when the students make their Vokis :):):)
How many times they retype their greetings and how much fun they have doing that :)
With your interest in Education Technology for your GEAR UP Partnership, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service.
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