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Assignment and Context This resource focuses on the first of three public-participation projects in the Writing in Cyberspace course. For project #1, students began... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Donna LeCourt | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Student Samples Joe Stahl’s debate on abortion and his reflective paper on his interaction are included as PDFs. Jessica Ouellette’s debate on college education and... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Donna LeCourt | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Teacher Reflection on Student Learning Although the project did not generate a love of Habermasian debate (though it did for some) nor a desire to engage in such forums in the future, the... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Donna LeCourt | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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What I'd Do Differently Although the role of rhetoric in civic realms has a long history, I don’t think this project could have worked without the web interaction portion.... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Donna LeCourt | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Student Reflection Jessica, a member of this class, interviewed members of our course for this podcast about digital writing in and out of the classroom. (The... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Donna LeCourt | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe Goes Multimodal-The Project This I Believe, the series resurrected by National Public Radio, provides an immense resource for thinking about our values. With each essay, the... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Rochelle Ramay | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe Goes Multimodal-The Rationale If we watch typical teenagers connected to their electronic gadgets, we know they are determined users of technology. They immediately react to it,... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Rochelle Ramay | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe Goes Multimodal-The Inspiration Inspiration Peter Kittle’s multi-modal presentation of James Gee’s learning theory takes viewers to the core of Gee’s work. Through a series of... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Rochelle Ramay | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe Goes Multimodal-The Process The Process There comes a time in teaching when we need to jump in and trust that our theories and practices will prevail. Teaching takes risk... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Rochelle Ramay | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe Goes Multimodal-The Results The following videos illustrate the accomplishments of several students whose deeply held beliefs and philosophies take shape through multimodes.... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Rochelle Ramay | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Digital Portfolios: A Richer Picture Essential Question: Can we get a richer picture of student achievement and school effectiveness by developing authentic assessment tools similar to... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Tom Fanning | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Order of Operations Activities The unit in the 7th grade Computers course is called Combining Practice. These activities involve solving math puzzles in an Excel spreadsheet,... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Tom Fanning | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Video Clip: The Parentheses Make the Difference Marshall, a 7th grader, is demonstrating what he knows about order of operations in mathematics. This video is a preliminary assessment of what he... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Tom Fanning | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Video Clip: A Careful Explanation In this clip, Angela gives a careful and detailed explanation of the rules for order of operation in evaluating algebraic expressions. She then uses... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Tom Fanning | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Danielle Nicole DeVoss, "A Brief and Very Biased History of the Internet, Part 1" This is the first in a set of four videos I created and narrated for students in an online graduate seminar I taught, called "Teaching with... |
Danielle Nicole DeVoss | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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"Did You Know?" Did You Know? (original February 2007 version... |
Danielle Nicole DeVoss | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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The Digital Writing Workshop This video captures the process of digital project creation in my English classroom. My students blog on our social network, create films,... |
Joel Malley | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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This I Believe: Collaborative Introductory Message When we began writing our “This I Believe” speeches, I hoped my students would simply engage in their writing of speeches in order to consider their... Read all pages in this resource, starting from the beginning |
Dawn Reed | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Hearing Student Voices "As a learning community, we replayed these conversations many times to notice how smart our brains were as we named each others' wonders,... |
Renee Webster | 2 years 29 weeks ago |
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Digital Youth Network Digital Youth Network's core model spans the world of in school, home, and afterschool activities for middle school students and seeks to give:... |
Henry Cohn-Geltner | 2 years 29 weeks ago |








