Professional Reflection Blog This blog captures a teachers ideas and thoughts around ICT in the classroom at http://smallsteps.edublogs.org. Secondary Blogs Publishing and Assessement A blog to assess the students through the use of technology. This blog is only in the very early stages and will be added to over the coming weeks. Survivor North Era [...]
Archive for the ‘S2-6’ Category
Blogs and Wikis from the Wollongong Diocese
Posted in Blogs and wikis, S2-6 on May 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
iLife 09
Posted in S2-6 on March 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
iLife tutorials link You will also find iLife tutorials on all Oliver pages if your school has upgraded to Oliver library management system you will just open this through https://oliver.woll.catholic.edu.au/oliver/login/ then just click on any of the school links and you will find the tutorials in the top right hand corner. GarageBand – GarageBand Tutorial [...]
Text Editing
Posted in S2-6 on March 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Manipulating Text on Screen Focus on developing both teacher and students skills in text editing. By incorporating some really basic word tools you can enhance and develop literacy skills and create opportunities for students to analyse texts. In our session today we will explore the use of comments, tracking, callouts and the highlight tool option. [...]
Module Selections S2-6
Posted in S2-6 on February 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The stage 2-6 is a 5 day course: Day 1 compulsory Participants then select 3 from the following: iWork /iLife 09 Part A and iWork /iLife 09 Part B ( counts as 2 modules) Blogs and Wikis Part A and Blogs and Wikis Part B (counts as 2 modules) Interactive Whiteboards Digital Storytelling iMovie 09’ [...]
Module Selection
Posted in Module Survey, S2-6 on March 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today we will be using an interesting tool called Survey Monkey to collect your course module selections. Survey monkey allows you to develop surveys and access participant results online. To visit the module selection survey click on the link below. Module Selection Survey