Brainstorming
Alright... here is where we can talk about ideas for our project. So we know the topic is about student literacy in the 21st century and what that means in terms of education. We are going to each focus on two (?) different forms of Web 2.0 and take a different grade level approach. You will focus on elementary resources and I will be looking for information geared towards the high school level.
I have found two resources that discuss what it means to be literate in the 21st century. Maybe that information can sort of be like the introduction and conclusion portion of the paper? I found some stuff on podcasting, so I'll do a portion of the paper on that.
Hi Jayme, I found an article on AUP regarding Web 2.0...that you could use, if you would like? I found another article that contained information regarding mobile devices, such as the iPhone or the iTouch, maybe I can focus on those as my tools? I could definitely focus on professional development. I believe I have an article regarding that as well. That works for me.. whatever you feel best and like you'll have the most references for.
How did you add the resources on the resources page? How did you get those in the little blue boxes? When you are able to edit the page at the top toolbar it has a button for link and file. If you want to upload a file, click on file and then browse for it on your computer (much easier to do if it is saved on your desktop). If you don't have the resource as a document file, just use the link button and include the URL.
Alright... here is where we can talk about ideas for our project. So we know the topic is about student literacy in the 21st century and what that means in terms of education. We are going to each focus on two (?) different forms of Web 2.0 and take a different grade level approach. You will focus on elementary resources and I will be looking for information geared towards the high school level.
I have found two resources that discuss what it means to be literate in the 21st century. Maybe that information can sort of be like the introduction and conclusion portion of the paper? I found some stuff on podcasting, so I'll do a portion of the paper on that.
Hi Jayme, I found an article on AUP regarding Web 2.0...that you could use, if you would like? I found another article that contained information regarding mobile devices, such as the iPhone or the iTouch, maybe I can focus on those as my tools? I could definitely focus on professional development. I believe I have an article regarding that as well.
That works for me.. whatever you feel best and like you'll have the most references for.
How did you add the resources on the resources page? How did you get those in the little blue boxes?
When you are able to edit the page at the top toolbar it has a button for link and file. If you want to upload a file, click on file and then browse for it on your computer (much easier to do if it is saved on your desktop). If you don't have the resource as a document file, just use the link button and include the URL.