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Technology
Calendar:
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Site Admin/Sysop Meetings:
- Chatham - May 14, 9am
- Sarnia - May 15, 9 am
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Teacher Librarian In-service
- Organization/Administration of the Library
- Use Follett for Circulation,
Organization, Maintenance, Overdues, Inventory
June 9, 12pm, at the SEC
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in
the Classroom
Program Consultant: Carole Scott
Resources:
Library
Pathways
Site Admin/Sysop
Software: OSAPAC
or LKDSB
Technology
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Library
Follett
- Revised Teacher Manual coming soon
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Pathways
For Lesson Plans, please visit the LKDSB Staff
Intranet, click Departments, Programs and then Pathways.
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Site Admin/Sysop
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OSAPAC Software:
Use the OSAPAC website to:
- Search the list of Ministry Licensed
software,
- Access
Learning
Resources for software contributed by teachers across Ontario
- Complete an
OSAPAC
Survey on Licensed Software or view the priorities resulting
from previous surveys.
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LKDSB Software:
OERB (Ontario Educational Resource Bank)
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http://resources.elearningontario.ca/
- This resource, coordinated
by the Ministry of Education, contains resources submitted by
teachers across Ontario
- Contact your Site Admin or
Carole Scott to obtain the Userid and Password
- Once you are in the site,
click "Search Resources", and then use the Basic Search (by
keyword - this is the default search) or search by Ministry Expectation
Learning Upgrade
This is a software program available in LKDSB OFIP schools,
designed to improve the reading and comprehension of junior students
working below grade level.
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Technology
What is Web 2.0?
- This term refers to the new generation of
the internet
- The internet is no longer just a source
for information
- The internet is now Read/Write
- Everyone has the ability to publish to
the web
The Machine is Us/ing Us - from YouTube
What are the Web 2.0 technologies? Here are
a few:
- Blog - This is a website generally
maintained by one person. The format of a blog resembles a
conversation. Blog settings can allow no audience,
only invited individuals or anyone to view the blog. The
settings can do the same with rights to post comments or replies
to the authors posts (no one, only invited individuals or
anyone). Blog topics are many and varied: commentary
on a particular subject, news, current events, book reviews,
personal diaries, etc., the possibilities are endless
- Wiki - This is a collaborative website
where settings can allow only invited individuals or anyone, to
edit the wiki
- Social Networking Sites (Facebook,
MySpace)
- Instant Messaging (MSN, Google Talk,
Twitter)
- Podcast - Record audio and/or video clips
and post to the internet
- Screencast - Capture your computer screen
as a video and post to the internet.
- Upload Video (YouTube, TeacherTube)
- Upload Photos, photo sharing (Flickr)
- Bookmarking (del.icio.us, Google
Bookmark)
- RSS (Really Simple Syndication) - The
format used to publish on frequently updated internet sites such
as Blogs, Wiki's, Podcasts, News Feeds, etc. An RSS Reader
such as Google Reader, allows users to select websites to be
monitored. When there is new content on the site, it will
be sent to the user's account i.e. a new post on a blog will be
sent to the user's RSS Reader account. This is essentially
like your newspaper and magazine subscriptions arriving at your
home.
- Have your favourite websites delivered to
you via an account with iGoogle or PageFlake for regular
viewing. This provides links to several websites, your
favourite websites, all on one page.
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