Friday, September 20, 2013
Add the CommonCore widget to your website
Copy and paste the following into a gadget that accepts HTML
<div id="_MC_ccapp_widget"><script src="http://www.masteryconnect.com/learn-more/cmsjs/widget.js"></script></div>
Once saved, a widget will appear on the right side of your web page that provides CommonCore information.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
FREE Virtual Conference and Expo—High Tech Online Professional Development for K-12 Educators and Tech Staff!
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The
award-winning producers of FETC and T.H.E. Journal invite you to participate in
the FETC Virtual Conference & Expo fall event, focused on exploring the
most pressing issues related to 21st Century Skills. This 100% online event
brings several valuable education technology presentations straight to your
desktop at your convenience. (Free Registration and additional information )
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Molecular Workbench interactive models keyed to Next Generation Science Standards
Molecular Workbench [MW] is already one of the most versatile ways to experience the science of atoms and molecules. Now thanks to Google's generosity and the power of HTML5, MW will now run on all platforms, including Chromebooks. [If you are using a Mac or PC, you may still download and install MW.]
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Welcome to STEMbite!
Stembite is your home for bite-size math and science lessons from everyday life. We live in an amazing universe! Now you can see it like never before – through the eyes of the enthusiastic young science teacher, Andrew Vanden Heuvel. Watch the STEMbite trailer or check out some of the featured videos below. To explore the entire collection, visit the STEMbite Youtube Channel. (They're all free!)
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Welcome new WSeSU staff members!
We use this site to post technology resources that will hopefully provide additional tools to use for your own edification along with everyday instruction. Please click on this link to download an informational handout.
Please take this brief tech literacy survey (it should only take a few minutes).
Please take this brief tech literacy survey (it should only take a few minutes).
Monday, July 8, 2013
Graphite - Common Sense Media's new, free service for educators.
I went to the Graphite launch at ISTE...people were very excited about Graphite's capabilities...you should check it out!
Graphite makes it easy for teachers to find the best digital learning tools by presenting them with independent ratings and reviews based on a rigorous rubric that evaluates learning potential. The site couples in-depth analysis of edtech products with insights from teachers on how best to use them in a classroom. Reading a review on the site is like listening to advice from a valued mentor with deep experience leveraging technology in the classroom.
Graphite makes it easy for teachers to find the best digital learning tools by presenting them with independent ratings and reviews based on a rigorous rubric that evaluates learning potential. The site couples in-depth analysis of edtech products with insights from teachers on how best to use them in a classroom. Reading a review on the site is like listening to advice from a valued mentor with deep experience leveraging technology in the classroom.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Girls, Boys, and Media: A Gender and Digital Life Toolkit for Educators
Common Sense Media has a new curriculum kit with age appropriate lessons for K-12.
Messages about gender roles come from all directions, but some of the most influential messages come from the media. For today’s kids, that means not just the TV shows, movies, and ads they see, but all of the messages and images they create and receive from their friends.
Use this toolkit to help students reflect on gender stereotypes: where they come from, how we learn them, and how they can shape the media that we consume and create. Sign in or register to dig in. It’s free!
Messages about gender roles come from all directions, but some of the most influential messages come from the media. For today’s kids, that means not just the TV shows, movies, and ads they see, but all of the messages and images they create and receive from their friends.
Use this toolkit to help students reflect on gender stereotypes: where they come from, how we learn them, and how they can shape the media that we consume and create. Sign in or register to dig in. It’s free!
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