Here are a few tutorials on the web that I have found for Second Life.
From the Web
Video Tutorials
Second Life Tutorial website
Complete Fool's Guide to Second Life
In Second Life
Harbinger's Haven - Builder's Sandbox Tutorials
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Lozi/239/94/26
Please add additional tutorials as you find them. Post them as comments.
Z
Pages
Monday, June 16, 2008
Web 2.0: Gadgets, Gizmos, and Widgets
Here are some additional resources to supplement the materials that I have provided on my presentation wiki.
Classroom Blogs
Classroom Blogs
- Selection and Integration: Readings/Listenings/Watchings/Doings - Use a blog for listing assignments for class.
- Blog-bib - An annotated bibliography on blogging.
- Weekly Teacher Blog - 3rd grade teacher's blog. This is the electronic version of the Friday newsletter for parents. Notice that there is no commenting capacity.
- Mrs. Sempek's Wonderful 4th Grade Class - A look at the classroom from the students' eyes. Recent posts show sign language. Look at the Sept and Oct posts to see their writings.
- Keying In - Mrs. Olson reflects on "Practicing Keyboarding While Communicating with the World." This is for the students and their parents and the rest of the world.
- A Trip to Burritt on the Mountain - Takes the 4th grade students on a virtual visual and textual tour of a museum before they visit so that they will get more from the experience.
- BG Blogging - Creative Writing blogging from Middlebury University
- Keyboarding Research and Resources - Used a blog to create a database of research that is searchable by tags/labels.
- Dr. Z Reflects - Dr. Z's humble attempt at blogging.
- Edu.blogs.com - Evan McIntosh. Comments/reflects on using tech in ed.
- Captain's Blog - Journal of Captain Mark Bromwich in Afghanistan.
- Google Reader - Google's great aggregator for blogs. You must have a Google account for this to work.
- Bloglines Reader - On-line RSS Feed Reader. Get an account.
- Technorati - This is the Google for Blogs.
- Google Blog Search - This is the Blog search for Google.
Instruction & Tech Conference for 21st Century Learners
I am attending the Integrating Instruction and Technology for the 21st Century Learner conference in Storm Lake, Iowa today. It is being sponsored by the Prairie Lakes Area Education Agency.
There is a wonderful collection of offerings today. The keynote on all three days is Doug Johnson. He is a good presenter and today is doing a great job of laying the foundation for integrating technology into our curriculum in his presentation "The Technology? Skills Every Student Needs."
I will be presenting later today. This presentation, "Web 2.0: Gadgets, Gizmos and Widgets." It is my review of over 20 goodies that I like. You can find the wiki I have created with all of the links that I will be using.
This is also the first day of the Emerging Instructional Technologies class that I am teaching this summer. Robin Galloway is subbing for me today. Even though I am away, I can't stay away so I Skyped with the students this morning before the keynote address. It worked quite well. Good to see the students. Can't wait until I get to meet them in person tomorrow.
Sitting in Doug Johnson's follow-up session. Cited the Mitri Group's report on the success of technology in education.
He has provided a wealth of information in his 28-page handout.
Well, I better get back to the conference. Will update this blog posting as time progresses. This is how you can get an on-going update of this conference.
There is a wonderful collection of offerings today. The keynote on all three days is Doug Johnson. He is a good presenter and today is doing a great job of laying the foundation for integrating technology into our curriculum in his presentation "The Technology? Skills Every Student Needs."
I will be presenting later today. This presentation, "Web 2.0: Gadgets, Gizmos and Widgets." It is my review of over 20 goodies that I like. You can find the wiki I have created with all of the links that I will be using.
This is also the first day of the Emerging Instructional Technologies class that I am teaching this summer. Robin Galloway is subbing for me today. Even though I am away, I can't stay away so I Skyped with the students this morning before the keynote address. It worked quite well. Good to see the students. Can't wait until I get to meet them in person tomorrow.
Sitting in Doug Johnson's follow-up session. Cited the Mitri Group's report on the success of technology in education.
He has provided a wealth of information in his 28-page handout.
Well, I better get back to the conference. Will update this blog posting as time progresses. This is how you can get an on-going update of this conference.
Sunday, June 15, 2008
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