IBSME and ICT

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-16T19:43:14Z

Marie Le Boniec:

Dear Peter,

Yes indeed the Teach.us project terminated recently, however the community will remain active and the discussions ongoing.
I advice you to look for content and examples of web 2.0 tools in the section "Practices" of the website - see http://www.teachus.eu/practices

You can also listen to the recorded websinars on the use of Sloodle, Titter and games in education, and much more : ) - see http://www.teachus.eu/webinars

Kind regards,
Marie

Thanks a lot for the information, Marie, the links you provided are VERY interesting and useful for of us those who wish to use web 2 tools in teaching!

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-16T12:42:00Z

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-15T21:01:40Z

My favourite links and those of my colleagues in other science areas are most of the links offered in the Inspire project. The web page is
http://inspire.eun.org and there is information in various languages.

Apart from that, I like to start a wiki with my students, in some projects.

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-12T20:02:38Z

Ivan De Winne:

These are my favourate web2 tools for mathematics:

The Moodle VLE + integrated forum

Joomla content management system to collaborate

and of course GeoGebra dynamic software for mathematics

http://www.mathelo.be and http://www.geogebra.org

Ivan

This is a good thread!
What I like more, to work with students:
- blogs
- Modellus (a powerful mathematical and science modelling tool)
- dropbox, to exchange files with them in a shared cloud space

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-11T20:37:29Z

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-11T15:10:56Z

premysl velek:

Dear Elizabeth,

welcome to Scientix! Indeed, in the SPICE Communities of Practice there isn't a separate discussion thread on the use of web 2.0 tools in the science classroom.

I added a new topic ICT in IBSME in the Subject category, so you can start one if you want.

Also, the project te@ch.us may be interesting to you. It aims to support Web 2.0 projects in schools and motivate teachers to use web 2.0 tools in classes.

Best regards

Premysl

I have looked into te@ch.us and it looks very interesting. Howveer, it seems that it ran until 2011.
Any member of this Spice community who has contributed to that project and might illustrate us?

RE: IBSME and ICT

2012-01-11T09:04:24Z

IBSME and ICT

2012-01-10T20:45:30Z

I am brand new here but I cannot find a discussion on Inquiry based methods that emply ICT tools, specially web 2.0 tools. Is there?