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Sharing is on fashion...

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Learning is an active, social process

Social constructivism, strongly influenced by Vygotsky's (1978) work, suggests that knowledge is first constructed in a social context and is then appropriated by individuals (Bruning et al., 1999; M. Cole, 1991; Eggan & Kauchak, 2004).

One Vygotskian notion that has significant implications for peer collaboration, is that of the zone of proximal development.

A race to nowhere

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“Web 2.0 é o termo usado para identificar uma nova forma de navegar pela internet e, conseqüentemente, de desenvolver aplicações orientadas à esta nova geração de internautas.”Diego Polo – criador do linkk

Source: www.6billionothers.org

There’s nothing to fear...

Technology won’treplace teachers. It’ll replace teacherswho don’t use it.

Source: http://www.classroom20.com

Thinkature: Thinkature offers real-time collaboration online for students, teachers, and more.Diigo: Diigo is a great tool for highlighting and sharing the web with your students.del.icio.us: Save your favorite sites and share them with your class using del.icio.us.Netvibes: Create a class start page full of useful resources with Netvibes.Ask for Kids: This search engine was created with kids in mind, offering tutoring and reference help as well as search.Librarians’ Internet Index: Find websites you and your students can trust in this directory compiled by librarians.CyberSleuth Kids: Get searches, homework help, and more from this website.

Produce Oasis: Visit the Produce Oasis to learn about nutrition and food.eNature Zip Guides: Find wildlife that lives in your local area with this online nature tool.Visible Body: Use Visible Body to give your class a 3D look at human anatomy.Universal Currency Converter: Teach your class about money around the world with this currency converting calculator.whonamedit: Find out about the name behind medical conditions with this online tool.TryScience: TryScience has great ideas for experiments, field trips, and science adventures.Climate Zone: Teach your students about the climates of the world with Climate Zone.

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How about having your own newspaper?

Source: GoogleDocs)

Will that be theend of books?

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...ideas... ...future plans.

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"The best way to teach people is by telling a story." - Kenneth Blanchard

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