| Pamela's articles on incorporating new media into your classroom!
NEW Blogging Using SEEdebate
Using Google Earth to Research Human Rights
Creating Digital Cartoons
Using Wordle™ as a Pre-Writing Tool
Researching Primary Sources Online
Peer Editing Using Google Documents
Using flickr.com in the Classroom
Have a question about incorporating new media into your classroom? E-mail Pamela.
Select
Grade-Appropriate Software
Rand Briggs
Keep Students From Losing
Computer Work
Ed Clement
Use
Compensating Technology With Special-Need Children
Ed Clement
Select
Software
Patricia Haughney
Make
Transparencies
Paul Hewitt
Use
Social Studies Links to Enrich Your Curriculum
Paul Hewitt
Creating Classroom Podcasts
Allisyn Levy
Incorporating Technology into Poetry
Allisyn Levy
Creating Multimedia Class Projects
Allisyn Levy
Documenting Your Year with iPhoto
Allisyn Levy
Integrating SMARTboard into Your Teaching
Allisyn Levy
Integrating Online Videos into Your Classroom
Allisyn Levy
Grant Writing - Quick & Relatively Painless
Allisyn Levy
How To Upgrade Your Overhead to a Document Camera
Allisyn Levy
How to use the Internet for Student
Research
Peggy
Maslow
Locating Resources to Improve Your
Technology Skills
Peggy Maslow
Dealing
with Filters and Firewalls
Peggy Maslow
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Set Up Clear Expectations
Peggy Maslow
How to Use a Discussion Forum on
Nicenet.org
Peggy Maslow
Working with Images on the Internet
Peggy Maslow
How to Publish Student Work on the Internet (Part Two)
Peggy Maslow
How
to Publish Student Work on the Internet (Part One: Why
do it?)
Peggy
Maslow
Liberating the Imagination
Sharon Pettey-Taylor
Reach
an Audio Learner with MP3 Files
Nancy Powell
Use New Media to Teach
the Uninvolved Student
Nancy Powell
Using Excel to Help You Organize Student Data Vanessa Thrash
If
you visit Ann Stephenson's page on technology here's a sampling of what
you'll find.
Start
the Year Off Right
Practically
Speaking
Brain
Surgery
Designing
a Writing Lab
The
Ongoing Battle
Technology
Foundations
Setting
Up Classroom Computers
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Pamela AuCoin has taught world history, government, and German for the New York City public schools for the past seven years. She has facilitated workshops on integrating technology into the curriculum, and homework best practices. She has also been a member of the Teachnet Institute. Her favorite part of the job is the creativity of lesson planning and interdisciplinary collaboration. She welcomes questions and comments from fellow educators. |
