Computers in Science
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The document discusses engaging digital native students in the science classroom using Web 2.0 tools. It notes that critical thinking, problem solving, social responsibility, communication, collaboration, and work ethic are important 21st century skills. It then lists several free Web 2.0 resources and tools for teachers to use, such as Discovery Education, Google Apps, blogs, wikis, and multimedia creation tools. The goals are to have teachers complete assignments using these tools to create and share content.
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Computers in Science
- 1. Engaging the Digital Native in the Science Classroom Patti Duncan CMSCE ~ November 17, 2008
- 2. The times… they are… a changing
- 4. 21 st Century Skills What skills are most important for job success for today’s High School graduate? 58% Critical Thinking and Problem Solving 63% Social Responsibility 70% Good Communication 75% Collaboration 80% Work Ethic
- 5. Web 2.0
- 8. How do you get started? Resources and Training Discovery Education Google for Educators Atomic Learning Web 2.0 Challenge Free Technology for Teachers Cliotech : Jen Dorman Teach42: Steve Dembo
- 9. PLN’s (Professional Learning Networks) Twitter Plurk Delicious http:// jdorman.wikispaces.com/ppln
- 10. Patti Duncan’s wiki Click here to get the resources for today’s workshop (CMSCE) Click here to explore links that I have compiled for teachers
- 11. Goals for Today: Create an assignment at Discovery Education Upload a document to Google Docs Create a Google Calendar Create a blog at Blogger Upload a Power Point Presentation to Slideshare Insert the assignment, document, calendar, and Power Point into your blog Create a wiki at Wikispaces
- 12. Goals for Today: Explore Voicethread Explore Blabberize Explore Wordle Explore Glogster Explore Big Huge Labs Explore MediaConverter Explore Our Story Explore Audacity Explore Flickr Explore Slide Explore BeFunky Explore GCast Explore Animoto