Using LiveBinder to Create Community

Have you ever used www.livebinder.com in your classroom?

I am working on compiling a document full of information on using various websites to create community in your classroom. I’m doing this for my upcoming presentation at the ECIS Technology Conference. I’d be honored if you’d stop by and add your answers to these questions:

1.) What grade levels is this site appropriate for?

2.) What makes this a good community building website?

3.) What are the benefits of this site?

4.) What are the downfalls of this site?

In addition to being thankful, I’m offering YOU a chance to receive the same Conference Goodie Bag that my participants will be receiving. Stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources - and fill out the Google Document to join in our learning community and to receive a chance to win 12 different items from some of the best teacher authors around.

.✏ Mrs. Stanford's Class ✏.: What My Life Has Been Consumed With!

I was wondering where you went. Now I know!.Holy guacamole that's alota of crafty cuteness!!

❤ -Stephanie

 <a href="http://fallingintofirst.blogspot.com/">Falling Into First</a>

Using Prezi to Create Community

Have you ever used www.prezi.com in your classroom?

I am working on compiling a document full of information on using various websites to create community in your classroom. I’m doing this for my upcoming presentation at the ECIS Technology Conference. I’d be honored if you’d stop by and add your answers to these questions:

1.) What grade levels is this site appropriate for?

2.) What makes this a good community building website?

3.) What are the benefits of this site?

4.) What are the downfalls of this site?

In addition to being thankful, I’m offering YOU a chance to receive the same Conference Goodie Bag that my participants will be receiving. Stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources - and fill out the Google Document to join in our learning community and to receive a chance to win 12 different items from some of the best teacher authors around.

Using Voicethread to Create Community

Have you ever used www.voicethread.com in your classroom?

I am working on compiling a document full of information on using various websites to create community in your classroom. I’m doing this for my upcoming presentation at the ECIS Technology Conference. I’d be honored if you’d stop by and add your answers to these questions:

1.) What grade levels is this site appropriate for?

2.) What makes this a good community building website?

3.) What are the benefits of this site?

4.) What are the downfalls of this site?

In addition to being thankful, I’m offering YOU a chance to receive the same Conference Goodie Bag that my participants will be receiving. Stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources - and fill out the Google Document to join in our learning community and to receive a chance to win 12 different items from some of the best teacher authors around.

Booking Across New Hampshire

Happy Booking Across the USA!  There are over 50 bloggers representing 50 states who posted about their states!  What are we posting about?  Books, of course!  Everyone has found a book that represents their state.

I'm so excited about the book I chose!

Click image for link to Amazon.

A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry is a piece of history, and a lesson about respect for the environment.  Plus, it is a beautiful taste of the state of New Hampshire!

When I first picked up this book, I thought I had a nice picture book about a river that runs through Massachusetts and New Hampshire, but it turned out to be so much more!

This book would be a great book to read when learning about Native Americans or when learning about the environment.  It's a great choice to read on Earth Day because of the environmental lesson.  It's also a great book for teaching history as well as the beauty of New England.  

I had many thoughts about activities connected to this book, but settled on one that celebrates the beauty of the clean waters of the Nashua River.

Come on over to Elementary Matters to see more about the book, a fun art project to go with the book, and see more books about New Hampshire as well as more books by Lynne Cherry!  (I'm sure you'll recognize a few!)

Using Edublogs to Create Community

Have you ever used www.edublogs.org in your classroom?

I am working on compiling a document full of information on using various websites to create community in your classroom. I’m doing this for my upcoming presentation at the ECIS Technology Conference. I’d be honored if you’d stop by and add your answers to these questions:

1.) What grade levels is this site appropriate for?

2.) What makes this a good community building website?

3.) What are the benefits of this site?

4.) What are the downfalls of this site?

In addition to being thankful, I’m offering YOU a chance to receive the same Conference Goodie Bag that my participants will be receiving. Stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources - and fill out the Google Document to join in our learning community and to receive a chance to win 12 different items from some of the best teacher authors around.

Using Kidblog to Create Community

Have you ever used www.kidblog.org  your classroom?

I am working on compiling a document full of information on using various websites to create community in your classroom. I’m doing this for my upcoming presentation at the ECIS Technology Conference. I’d be honored if you’d stop by and add your answers to these questions:

1.) What grade levels is this site appropriate for?

2.) What makes this a good community building website?

3.) What are the benefits of this site?

4.) What are the downfalls of this site?

In addition to being thankful, I’m offering YOU a chance to receive the same Conference Goodie Bag that my participants will be receiving. Stop by my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources - and fill out the Google Document to join in our learning community and to receive a chance to win 12 different items from some of the best teacher authors around.