This blog explains the seven steps to producing a Photostory about leadership. A Photostory shares a message using only images. The individual images are sequenced together to produce a video. A Photostory can be time consuming to complete. You should allocate roughly eight classes. Why a Leadership Photostory? This year the school launched a leadership […]
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Why Make a Collage? Art assignment, end of project celebration, technology integration activity, communicating learning visually – these are just a few reasons to create a collage in the classroom. The traditional way of making a collage is to cut out pictures and glue them into place on a background. But using the computer to
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TechnoKids Inc. welcomes its newest international associate, Vranceanu Cosmin Emanuel, who is introducing TechnoKids to Romania. With some years of experience with education in Romania and a strong background in technology, Cosmin has both the background and expertise to launch TechnoKids Computer Curriculum in his country. He has previously established early childhood education and learning
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Staff at Dr Frank J. Hayden Secondary School in Burlington, ON, Canada are opposed to a proposal to install Internet filters at HDSB schools. They sent a copy of their letter to school trustees to a local newspaper for parents to understand their viewpoint. Their letter highlights the ongoing issue that educators face – should
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TechnoKids is at ISTE 2014. We are at the Software MacKiev booth #1628 and Learning Services booth #2228. Come and see our projects for the award-winning software KidPix 3D or talk to us about our Office 2013 projects. Discover resources for technology integration. Request a personal tour to learn more about TechnoKids. Find out about
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This article is a continuation of my previous post. In that post, I offered insight into what students think about blogging. To gain feedback, I had provided seventy five Grade 7 and 8 students with a survey after the blogging unit. In the previous post, I outlined some of their responses. Here are their remaining responses
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A few months ago I taught a blogging unit to several Grade 7 and 8 classes. After the unit was complete I designed a survey to gain student feedback. Some of the questions had a list of choices, while others were open ended. The results were interesting – so I thought I would share them
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A few months ago several teachers approached me and asked it I would assist in teaching a leadership unit. The school was incorporating a leadership model inspired by the book The Leader in Me by Stephen R. Covey. I developed several technology-based activities that would help students recognize their leadership strengths, as well as apply
Many web apps allow students to manage their profile. A profile is a short descriptor about a person and typically includes a photo. To protect students’ privacy, it is a good idea to use an avatar instead of a picture of their face. Avatar Sites Your Students Will Enjoy There are many fun sites for
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I love to make word clouds with my students. A word cloud is a picture formed from a list of words. Typically, the more often a word appears in the list, the larger or more frequent it will be in the word cloud. The word cloud is not necessarily shaped like a cloud. Instead, depending
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