Authentic And Instructional Web Sites For Language Learning http//polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/teach.html. teaching with the web Trails andTools for German Internet treasure hunts for ESL Students http//www.aitech http://www.llrc.pitt.edu/llab/techworkshops01/websites.html
Extractions: Authentic and Instructional Web Sites for Language Learning Authentic Web Sites Instructional Web Sites Internet Activities for Foreign Language Classes: http://members.aol.com/maestro12/web/wadir.html Cooperative Learning Activities for the Foreign Language Classroom, by Jean LeLoup and Robert Ponterio: http://llt.msu.edu/vol3num2/onthenet/index.html Language Learning Activities for the World Wide Web: http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/nflrc.html How to Write Activities for the Web, by Lewis Johnson: http://members.aol.com/maestro12/web/writing.html WWW Activities that Work (and Why!), by Volker Hegelheimer, Douglas Mills, Ann Salzmann, Heidi Shetzer: http://deil.lang.uiuc.edu/resources/TESOL/WWW_activities.html How to create a web activity for foreign languages, by Maritza M. Osuna and Carla Meskill: http://llt.msu.edu/vol1num2/article4/default.html#appendix3 480 Favorite Teacher Web Pages (For French, Spanish, and German, categorized as Geography, Newspapers, Foods, Sports, Music, Literature, Museums, Artists, Leisure, History, Holidays/ Celebrations, Weather, Search Engines, and Comics): http://members.aol.com/maestro12/web/toplinks.html
CIOF Curriculum And Instruction Resources web Camp The CDI web Camp is designed to teach individuals of for showing studentsgood quality content on the web, creating treasure hunts, or for http://www.ciof.org/toolkits/curriculum/
Extractions: A compilation of learning objectives for Introduction to Computers, Word Processing (level I and II), Spreadsheets (level I and II) and. The Internet. These project based learning objectives help CTCs determine how effectively clients are retaining the skills being taught. Educational Incentive and Banking System The Educational Incentive and Banking System (EIS), along with the banking and credit systems, is the centerpiece of the Bresee Foundation's efforts to teach young people about economics, the importance of earning and saving, and the rewards of hard work. The Educational Incentive System works in tandem with our academic and computer education programs. Self Paced Tutorial Program
Great Educational Web Sites designed for K12 classrooms including Hot Lists, treasure hunts, and web KathySchrock's teach-nology http//www.teach-nology.com teach-nology is a web http://www.sebusd.org/websites/
Teach The Teachers : Archive : Participant Project students how to navigate through Filamentality, and accessing the websites. ClosingClosing will take place when treasure hunts are completed,mind maps made http://www.teachtheteachers.org/find/wpShow.cgi?wpID=930
WebQuests: What Are They? digital lesson formats hotlists, treasure hunts, scrapbooks, samplers and sites,and turning web resources into Online webQuest template teachnology webQuest http://www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/wes/webquests/japan/japan_webquests.html
Extractions: Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada 867-667-8083 (tel) Principal:Patrice Berrel email VP:Richard Johnson WebQuests:What are they? Visit our WebQuest Collection page for specific links to webQuests created by our staff and other resources. What is a WebQuest? A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented activity in which most or all of the information used by the students is drawn from the Internet. WebQuests are designed to use the students' time well, to focus on using information rather than looking for it, and to support students' thinking at the levels of analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Webquests help ensure that students stay on task while online. The model was developed in early 1995 at San Diego State University by Bernie Dodge with Tom March Instructional and Cognitive Practices Supported by WebQuests critical thinking authentic assessment schema theory novice/expert models cooperative learning technology integration scaffolding constructivism WebQuest Design Map a graphic organizer of the steps in WebQuest design Six reasons Teachers use WebQuests 1. To begin a unit as an anticipatory set;
Previous Columns - Computing With Kids March 7th, 2003 treasure hunts Encourage Reading Online. 27th, 2002 Use HolidaySeason to teach Cultural Diversity. Kids Learn Basics of Research on the web. http://www.computingwithkids.com/column/columnarchive.asp
Teacher Resources Internet teaching Unit to teach students to use the WWW as a Creating Classroom School web Workshop on web page design webQuests, Scavenger/treasure hunts. http://www.fpg.unc.edu/~access/TeacherResources.html
Why Use Scavenger Hunts To Teach Save it to a web site or 2. Where can I find Scavenger hunts that I can use inmy com/a_curr/curr113.shtml, http//www.ctnba.org/ctn/k8/treasure.html, http http://www.banks.k12.ga.us/scavengerhunt.htm
Extractions: Developing a scavenger hunt is one method a teacher can use to teach academic concepts and teach navigation skills to students. Scavenger hunts can be one of two primary types. The teacher develops a series of questions or request a series of items for the student to collect and the student uses a search engine to locate the information. The teacher develops a series of questions and gives the student a hypertext link to the URL that will answer the question. In either case, developing a scavenger hunt is really no different from developing a general knowledge quiz for students. A teacher may take the following steps: Identify an idea/concept that he/she would like to reinforce or introduce. Search for web sites that reinforce/introduce the concept. Develop questions that may be answered at the site. Save it to a web site or give students a paper handout. Why use Scavenger Hunts to teach? http://www.spa3.k12.sc.us/WhyScavHunts.html Let's try this one: http://www.henry.k12.ga.us/pges/projects/around4.htm about Christmas and see if we like it! Where can I find Scavenger Hunts that I can use in my classroom?
IATEFL POLAND COMPUTER SIG JOURNAL - Internet And ESP some pedagogical applications of the Internet to teach ESP at There are a numberof online treasure hunts readymade and freely available on the web. http://www.iatefl.org.pl/call/j_esp4.htm
Extractions: The Treasure Hunt " by María Jose Luzon Marco INTRODUCTION TO THE COLUMN by María Jose Luzon Marco Universidad de Zaragoza, Centro Politecnico Superior Zaragoza, Spain mjluzon@posta.unizar.es The purpose of this new column is to describe some pedagogical applications of the Internet to teach ESP at university level. In order to help ESP practitioners integrate the Internet into their classes and find the most appropriate activity for their purposes, this column will describe some Internet activities which are already being used by ESP teachers or which could be used in the ESP classroom. The column will, therefore, analyse learning environments available on the Internet that are appropriate for ESP. The main objective of ESP courses is to help students learn the language and communicative skills that they will need in the future target situation (e.g. industry or business settings). This can be achieved with a content-based curriculum, where students learn the language by focusing on the subject matter with the help of authentic materials. The Internet can be used to provide authentic content-based materials and activities which fit the students' needs. As Kimball (1998) points out, "Internet-generated materials can be flexibly arrayed to engage students with topics and cognitive tasks relevant to students' professional futures".
Teachers This is a great site done by Disney to teach kids what to great web site telling howtechnology helps learning styles web Quests/treasure hunts Blue web http://www.alief.isd.tenet.edu/bush/Content/Tech/Teachers/teacher.htm
Extractions: Home Admin History Library ... Alief ISD Technology Links Learn about being safe on the Internet for Kids! This is a great site done by Disney to teach kids what to do and not do on the Internet. Tech Online Tutorials - Free computer training, tips and support. Tech Terms - an online dictionary that shows pictures and defines all those technology terms you may not be familiar with. Tech Tips for Teachers - online resource for using technology in your classroom. Teaching with Technology - PBS TeacherSource provides a monthly forum for David Thornburg and his thoughtful perspectives on technology and education. Archived past particles are also linked to the site. Why use computers in your classroom? great web site telling how technology helps learning styles Web Quests/Treasure Hunts Blue Web - Search for Web Quests, Treasure Hunts, etc.
Mining The Web For Elementary Resources Create wordsearches, treasure hunts and more! web Quest Generator http//www.teachnology.com/web_tools/web_quest/A very simple way to create web Quests; http://kids-learn.org/mining.htm
Content-Developing Lessons teachers need to teach students how to evaluate whether or do that have creative formatsare treasure hunts that point activity can be found on our web site at http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/slides/sgw/sld013.htm
Extractions: Creating Student Generated Web Sites Slide 13 of 37 Tammy: When teaching students and staff how to access information, they need to know how to use a variety of resources. Younger students they should use databases that have already sifted appropriate sites for their age. When these databases sift information they evaluate whether or not the information is appropriate for the younger student. For older students, they need to be taught the different kinds of search engines and search strategies. Visit this web page for more information on search engines: http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/edu/wwwdo/step2.htm For staff, they need to know what educational databases are already on line for them to use as well as search strategies. Visit this web page for a list of educational databases: http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/edu/wwwdo/step3.htm Teachers need to teach students how to evaluate whether or not the information is accurate. In the bibliography that is in the handout, there is a reference to an article written by Alan November called, " Teaching Zack to Think ." This is a junior high boy that found information about the Holocaust and in this article, it disputed the fact that this event took place in history. It is important that students are taught to question the validity of what they have read on the Internet.
Projects And Development Projects On InfoLink more than 100 nations learn, teach, mentor, discover Internet treasure hunts forteachers http//www.educationworld gap-fill exercises for the World Wide web. http://infolink.schoolnet.org.za/projects.htm
Extractions: home site map practical matters professional matters ... super sites projects on-line projects KIDLINK A wonderful award-winning jumpstart organisation for schools with few or many computers. Empowering youth to build global networks of friends in many cultures http://www.kidlink.org/ Kidlink site map i EARN (International Education and Resource Network) homepage. iEARN is a non-profit education and resource network that enables young people to use the Internet and other new technologies to engage in collaborative educational projects that both enhance learning and make a difference in the world. http://www.iearn.org/ Spring into Life online links, p http://www.northcanton.sparcc.org/~ptk1nc/spring2002/activities.htm Theme units and online activities from Greentown Academy Patti Knox http://www.northcanton.sparcc.org/~greentown/grtheme.htm GSN 2002 award winner's site for collaborative e-mail projects Karen Eini's international project on friends and flags http://www.friendsandflags.org/Information.htm e-mail collaborative projects Designing your own projects and other suggestions.
ORTESOL 2000: Let's Create Web-based Learning Activities! and a page to help teachers write treasure hunts. it is becoming easier as more specializedWeb directories and and here (from an online course I teach) if you http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/ORTESOL2000web/home.html
Extractions: Learning Activities! http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/ORTESOL2000web/home.html Presentation Outline How can you take some of the terrific resources from the Web and integrate them into your curriculum? One way is to create Web-based activities, each designed with a specific student group and teaching goal in mind, using one of several online "click 'n build" tools. There is no need to learn HTML, and servers are provided to store the Web pages you create. One of these "click 'n build" tools, Filamentality, guides you through the design of a learning activity, asking you to fill in blanks. Filamentality helps you pick a topic (if necessary), collect appropriate Web sites, choose from among five activity formats (depending on your teaching goal), and then produces for you a Web page on the Internet. Today, we'll explore five types of Web-based learning activities and take a Filamentality Tour to see one way these online materials can be created. Multiple Choice Quiz: Choose the best answer.
Curriculum Connected To The Web They all teach 3rd grade at Bay Point Elementary Using one of the online web pagegenerators introduced the questions in one of the treasure hunts listed below http://it.mid-del.net/curr.html
Extractions: 4.Create a curriculum page or scavenger hunt. This is Important Because. . . Using classroom activities and projects that center around the Internet can be interesting, challenging, and entertaining for learners. Scavenger hunts, curriculum pages, and WebQuests are three of the most popular types of Internet activities being created by teachers. While separating them into three categories for the purposes of this lesson, as you explore on your own, you'll see that the lines between categories are not always clear. It's not as important to know the "correct" name for each as it is to see how many different ways the Internet can be used as a curricular resource. Think of these as a continuum beginning with a set of links for students to use as resources in answering a set of questions all the way up to a multi-lesson unit that utilizes Internet resources to solve in-depth real-life problem scenarios. Just as with any other web pages, these can be created in a number of ways. . . with HTML coding, exporting bookmarks, off-line web editors such as Dreamweaver, FrontPage, PageMil and online web page generators.
Internet Help teach students how to cite internet resources. web Quests guide groups of studentsin longer activities using web sites to complete the tasks treasure hunts. http://www.tisdaleschooldiv.sk.ca/kanuski/teachers/internet.htm
Extractions: Question: How do I use the Internet in my classroom? Answer: There are many ways to use the internet. The best ways for your situation depend on your computer skills, and the hardware and software available. Browse through these ideas. Research Online Activities Group Presentations Communication ... Links 1. Individual Research This is the most common way of using the internet in most secondary schools. Students are asked to find information on a subject they are researching and spend hours trying to find the right web page. Here are some hints to make this work better. Do not allow students to choose a topic on which there is no information available. Browse a directory of internet web sites and choose research subjects from the sites listed. Younger students may wish to use something like Yahooligans, the Gander Academy or Kanuski: Elementary Students Teach internet research skills to the students. These include: How do find information How to evaluate the information for relevance How to evaluate the information for reliability. Compare these two web sites:
SBC Pacific Bell Blue Web'n Search Results and What Can the Ramones teach Us about Science Activities, look for learning activities(treasure hunts) for grades Online Grammar Quiz and other web Exercises http://www.kn.pacbell.com/cgi-bin/listApps.pl?Foreign&Activity
Backflip Publisher: Sherid | Folder: Webquests treasure Zone Expedition Icebound Geography treasure HuntProject and Its ExcessesA web Quest Introduction The hunts Fieldtrips - Scavenger hunts teach your http://www.backflip.com/members/sherid/3192176/page=1/sort=0/linkspp=50
Second Grade Back to Top. web Resources. Research. The Big 6. teacher Vision. ABC teach. RubricMaker. Kid Resources. Scavenger hunts. AZ treasure hunts. Penguins Kelli Jacobi. http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/hodag/educationaltec/2nd grade/Second Grade.htm
Teacher Tools Quia. Contemporary Quotations. teachnology. School Music. teacher's Internet UseGuide. web teacher. Lessons and webQuests. webquests, treasure hunts, Hot Lists. http://fpage.cei.net/~crober/teacher_tools.htm
Extractions: General Links Middle Web Teach with Movies Telecomputing Bookmarks Classroom Connect ... Alcom edu Lesson Plans Lesson Plans Across Curriculum Columbia Education Center Collaborative Lesson Archive Teachnet ... MSN Schoolhouse Curriculum Collections University Park Elem. School B. J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper Educators Portal Back to Top Please notify us of any broken links on this page.
