Priscilla Alanis - SLIS 5720
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Blog Post 4: Technology Assessment 2
Wow, I had no idea how much technology was available at my fingertips. I thought I was pretty up-to-date with my
technology skills. When I look at the
powerpoints I use to present content, I thought knowing and creating those
powerpoints made me pretty tech savvy. Now that I have been introduced and used
additional Web 2.0 tools, I feel I have strengthened and increased my Web 2.0
portfolio. I no longer feel like I am not able to use these tools or any others
that come my way. As I was using this new technology I was already thinking
about other ways to apply their uses.
My weakness about technology is getting comfortable using it. It is a
little intimidating at first. I will need to read and reread the instructions
just to make sure I am not going to mess anything up.
Now that I know where to look for new technology, I will be able to keep
current with the technology as it comes along.
I will continue to check Web 2.0 lists for the latest tools and their
uses.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Blog Post 3: Lesson Plan Revision
A lesson plan I found is on Cell Vocabulary from BetterLesson.com, Cell Organelle Vocabulary Introduction. The lesson's objective: Students use a worksheet to copy the vocabulary definitions located on the last page. Since this is an introduction to the cell, the students may not be familiar with the terms or even know what the organelles look like.
I would integrate technology into this lesson by having the students go to cellsalive.com. By using this website, they are able to select the cell model they will be working with and scroll over the organelle. THe students are able to see the organelle, read the definition and draw the organelle. Students could use paint or powerpoint to create an animal or cell model.
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