Sandbox for Phil's Presentation
Ideas and Information from Phil's Site
All of Phil's links and slides are available here.
- Librarians can use the blogs of classroom teachers to figure out what supplementary resources they can be providing to support research paper learning.
- A teacher can create a class blog and provide an opportunity for students to post. This can be done publicly (using Blogger) or privately (using Moodle or Class Blogmeister).
- Use an aggregator (like Bloglines) to read and keep up with what other teachers and educators are doing in their classrooms and online.
- Phil mentioned Technorati as a search engine for blogs. Try it out.
- Almost all blog engines allow for the inclusion of images. Flickr is a great free resource for hosting your images.
- Check out We're Not Afraid.
- Phil also mentioned Open Office as a replacement for Microsoft Office. It's free and very robust.
- Phil recommends Podcast Alley for a podcast directory and discussed Feedburner as a tool for syndicating content.
- iTunes has a huge podcast directory and functions as a podcast aggregator.
- Free courseworks to get at Copywriting Service
- Lots of folks like the Mugglecast.
- It might make sense to download podcasts in the afternoon and evening so as to not interfere with your school's network needs.
- David Warlick's Connect Learning podcast and Bob Sprankle's Room 208 podcast were both played during the session. Here's the link to the Wicked Wikipedia podcast.
- Excellent custom term papers, custom essay, custom research papers and college papers
- Phil mentioned EdTechTalk and Shelly mentioned Leo Laporteas good tech podcasts.
- Here's a collection of tutorials on how several educational podcasters produce their podcasts.
- Audacity is a free cross-platform sound editor that you can use to hlep you create and record and edit your podcasts.
- Bud's collection of blogging policies and parent letters.
- Phil's wiki is Guybrarian.
- Free sites to start a wiki experiment Seedwiki or Wikispaces