Educational Web Tools for Graduate School by Rayman J. Jance
We are NDMU-Graduate Students. This blog site is designed as a partial requirement in EDUC 213( Statistics As Applied In Education).With this blog, the author is aspiring for strategies and methods which are useful to develop his potentials for the 21st century skills which are blended with higher order thinking skills, multiple intelligences, ICT and multimedia.
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Educational Web Tools for Disabilities
Qwiki takes text and images of the Internet (from Wikipedia) and turns it into an automated slide with a computer generated voice-over. This alone is a bit of genius, but in an educational use this could be even more genius.
It is used as a teaching tool for students with learning disabilities such as dyslexia. People with dyslexia are often dependent on both visual and auditory input in order to understand text fully, especially young students in school. With Qwiki you get images and text combined with a voice (voice synthesis)that reads the text.
Teachers who work with students with learning disabilities have been looking for ages for an easy-to-use tool that lets them create animated slides with both images, text and voice and then have it published on the Internet. Qwiki could be this one tool that answers our prayers.
Sunday, 17 July 2011
Educational Web Tools for Elementary
Saturday, 16 July 2011
Educational WEB Tools Application for Sustainability
| Trying to prepare students for their future without interactive Web technologies in school would be like trying to teach a child to swim without a swimming pool. However, it is exceptionally important for schools to carefully consider what technologies they will embrace. |
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