• JSSALC Library dogo home page

  next generation online networking for children … engage with digital media….

  tags: dogo book_reviews SALC2013

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

• Timeline creator

  Preceden Timeline Maker:”The Easiest Way to Make a Timeline” http://t.co/bRpDDP3T (https://twitter.com/GregDSwanson/status/295282653307998208)

  tags: Timelines ict_tools

• EDCMOOC wiki

  tags: e-learning #EDCMOOC coursera

• E-Learning and Digital Cultures MOOC twitter feed

  https://www.coursera.org/course/edc

  tags: coursera e-learning #EDCMOOC

• Google maps

  tags: #EDCMOOC e-learning

• Google docs for inquiry and provocation

  24/01/13 12:14 PMInteresting collection of image sources for provocation/inquiry #21clhk docs.google.com/document/d/1Y2… #inquiry

  tags: inquiry provocation PYP images

• Thinglink wiki

  This toolkit is designed to provide innovative ideas and support for using interactive graphics for teaching and learning.

  tags: thinglink ICT_toolkit Interactive graphics

• Ipad apps -for the early years

  tags: Ipads apps earlyICT

• Thinking routines on the ipad

  The iPad is a great mobile device for recording students thinking on the go. When we combine the iPad, Harvard’s Artful Thinking Palette, Harvard’s Visible Thinking Routines and the free Voicethread app, a plethora of possibilities become available.

  tags: Ipads ipad recording thinking Reflection

• Twitter a cultural guidebook

  tags: Twitter

• Print friently

  Make any web page print friendly.PrintFriendly cleans and formats web pages for perfect print experience. PrintFriendly removes Ads, Navigation and web page junk, so you save paper and ink when you print. It’s free and easy to use. Perfect to use at home, the office, or whenever you need to print a web page.

  tags: Print ipad ict_tools

• Apps in PE

  tags: Apps PE

• Twitter in the classroom

  Can you really use Twitter in your Classroom?Twitter was one of those things that I just ignored. I thought it was a little bit indulgent and frivolous, that was until I got shown how teachers are using it for Professional Development. It is interesting how often it is now my first port of call if I am looking for a new Web 2 tool or an App that does a specific task. So how can you use twitter in the classroom? This post is also posted at Edtechtoolbox.

  tags: Twitter

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Looking to support your preparation for NAPLAN?

Go to Audrey Nay’s livebinder – resources about PERSUADING and PERSUASIVE TEXTS.

“Mystery and intrigue… lots of twists and turns. Unusual characters hiding strange secrets. If you like Harry Potter or Skulduggery give Candleman a read. You will enjoy.”

Thanks Mrs Lister for your review of Candleman. I must agree – loved it too.

Don’t believe us? Read more here.

Have you tried TAGUL? These are the tags from this website.

Students are participating in a range of activities on this day.

The moodle Junior Japanese page is the source of all ICT activity links (log in and password required).

Students can choose to create a GLOGSTER, write a comment about Japanese culture on WALLWISHER, write a comment about the day on our blog on the JAPANESE blog page,  design a WORDLE to present your thoughts on Tanoshi Nihon Day and your knowledge of all things Japanese, create a CALENDAR using MS Publisher or use an ONLINE STORY tool to create a MANGA COMIC.

What are you going to do?