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ICT in the LOTE classroom Lisa Hayman Studies of Asia Adviser hayman.lisa.l@edumail.vic.gov.au
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http://studiesofasia.wikispaces.com
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21 st century learning
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An online life Meeting – forums, chat, dating sites Socializing Evaluating – rating systems, online advisors Buying & Selling – auction sites, online markets Gaming – solo, 1 on 1, gambling Learning – online research
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An online life! Searching – multiple search engines, info sites, “Googling” people and interests Collecting – graphics, animations, MP3’s, videos, Creating – stories, websites, games Sharing – web pages, blogs, music, pictures, videos, webcams Communicating – email, chat, cell phone calls, sms Coordinating – projects, travel plans, workgroups
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International Websites
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ideas Harry Potter Bob the Builder Send eCards Colouring In Recipes
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Language Specific Sites German French
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Search Engines
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Online Dictionaries German / English French / English Indonesian / English Mandarin / English Spanish / English Japanese / English Italian / English
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Language Skill Development Online Grammar Games Language Teaching Resources: German; Indonesian; Japanese; ChineseLanguage Teaching Resources: German; Indonesian; Japanese; Chinese French Resources
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web-and-flow ozline.com
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Working the Web for Education Tom March © 2001
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Topic Hotlist – for open research and exploration Teachers choose to create a Topic Hotlist when.. 1.they are new to the Web 2.they are in a hurry 3.they want to save student surf/search time 4.they want to add Web resources to curriculum they already have India
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Knowledge Hunt – for acquiring defined knowledge Create a Knowledge Hunt when... 1. students need to acquire a specific body of knowledge 2. critical thinking is either not a goal is covered using other activities 3. Web-based resources are more current or reliable than traditional resources ANZAC DAY ANZAC DAY
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Subject Sampler – for connecting emotively to a topic Create a Subject Sampler when... 1. you want students to feel connected to the topic 2. you want to motivate students to explore the topic further 3.you have a short period of time and a small number of great sites to share 4. you or your students are new to the Web and a user- friendly activity makes sense East Timor Subject Sampler East Timor Subject Sampler
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bestwebquests.com
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WebQuests ¡Viva España! FAMOUS FRANCOPHONES LAURÉATS NOBEL HOSTHUMES Open the Door to Ecuador Webquest Bavaria
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Online Analysis Activities Russian Reflector Forms - sac revision Can the Wall be seen from the Moon?
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iEARN ASIA – Global Classroom Projects
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Photostory Globe Trek WebQuest Create a Photostory as part of a TV series India 2007
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Units of work to support Learning Objects Unit
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Ancient Civilisations
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Web 2.0 refers to web-based communities and hosted services — such as social-networking sites and wikis — which aim to facilitate collaboration and sharing between usershosted servicessocial-networking sites wikis
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What is a wiki? Wikis provide a collaborative space whereby contributers can participate together in the building of information in one website. Individuals work together and often work on the same content.
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Begin at the beginning - wikipedia http://www.wikipedia.org/ Top ten most visited web site
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Wiki as a webpage Provide information on program Share resources – word documents, powerpoints etc
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Class encyclopaedia http://australian- history.wikispaces.c om/
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Google Earth
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What does this mean for me? Who are the students in my classroom? What will their world look like? How am I integrating technologies into student learning? What could I do in the future to integrate technology into student learning programs?
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