Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Web Accessibility and Adaptive technologies

My name is Mary Todd
Steve Sullivan talked about the Web accessibility for all, and how we can learn how to teach what we have learn today to a person with a disability.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Week 6


Internatioal schools blogging are pretty much the same as American schools. They use it pretty much for the samw things as the American schools. The schools in Shanghai, China uses the Wiki, where they can entend extend their learning that goes on in their classes, they can meet and chat with friends about related topic to their class. They also used it to find ways to connect the content they are studying. Shanghai schools also uses blogging to send parents annocement ,and news bulletins concerning their children progress and school activities.

Computers are widely used in Quebec schools for teaching and learning activities, as well as for doing reasearch and carrying ont tele-collaborative projects. Other current projects in Quebec are the Remote Networked Schools. Today, more than 50% of teachers are using the Internet and computers in their classrooms, and several more are using them for the administrative areas of teaching. Their are over 75% of students using the internet for their studies and their everyday learning.


www.shanghaiamericanschools.com

www.quebecschoolsusing blogs.com

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Week 5


As I learned each time I review a sit on the internet, that blog is simply define on line as a journal. It is made up of reversed chronological entries infused with text, images or multimedia. Blogs embody a place where individuals expression and online community development coexist. Blog readers can post thoughts and feelings on a weg page for the world to view. Bloggers can link to other bloggers creating an interwoven, and perhaps independent.

Blogging can bring learning to life for K-12 educators and students. Blogging inspire students to create and publish rich digit content and collaborate with other people. Blogging in the classroom is a way for teachers to build digital communication skills in their coarsework, allowing then to prepare students with skills that are consider essential in the 21st century. Blogs are inherently different from personal web pages. Blos have been heralded as opportunities to promote literacy learning by allowing students to publish their own writing whether it's a journal or story, or even comments on class readings. Blogs allow educators and students to interact in the same common space and format.



www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives

blog.classroomteacher.ca/showtostart/-an-educational-blog

Friday, September 12, 2008

First blog for Week #4

First of all, I was really impress with the presentation. I'm very amazed and impress with the My Space page, and how it has grown over the few years. I can definitely agree with the presentation that, if the My Space page was a country it would be the largest in the world. Everyday I always here about someone has created a My Space Page for themselves. That's one of the top conversation on my job, among the coworker although I don't have one yet.This generation today have a beter knowledge about the technology, and how fast it's growing. When I was in elementary school, we didn't have the access to computers like the students have today.

More and more people are surfing the web, more and more people are communicating through the internet, text messaging, and blogging. I have never heard about blogging until I enrolled in this class. The more technology a person learns, the more they will change jobs, because of their learning of the new technology they are learning. The students today have a better chance of getting a better job than the one's we have today, because of technology.

The presentation also stated that China will be the largest country to have English as their language. China has the largest numbers of college graduates. The overall presentation was an excellent one, I have learn alot from just watching and listening to it.