Medicine Hat List Member, Lorne Cooper, passed on this site the other day. From the site: “One way scientists learn about animals is by studying their poop — also called “scat” or “dung.” Let’s look at some animal poop and see if you can guess who left it behind.” Students study scat and the animals it comes from in this online interactive. No gloves required…
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The URL: http://www.whopooped.org
One way you can help me out is to use my link to sign up for DropBox. If you sign up from here by clicking the link above, the bonus for me is that I get a bit more space to use in my work. And I'm eternally grateful for the boost! -Pete
Pete MacKay has taught in Alberta since 1990, across all grade levels, all of which have had a technology-based approach. Currently seconded to the 2Learn.ca Education Society from Edmonton Public Schools, he applies his range of experience to professional development activities for teachers across the province of Alberta.
In November 2012, members of the Belize Ministry of Education, principals, and lead teachers met in each of the six districts for two days of conversations and discussions around the challenges and next steps in integrating technology to support teaching and learning in Belize. The sessions highlighted global trends and challenges from the K-12 Horizon Report, the National Education Technology Standards (NETS) for students, teachers, and administrators, as well as an overview of the content from the August 2012 technology workshop for teachers.
Learn more about this Rotary initiative
The archival version of the iPad App I created for this conference in August 2012 in Banff, Alberta is available at the iTunes store.
Are you looking for those telecollaborative projects that I used to do with Sandra Gluth? We've gathered up as much as we could find and put them in a final resting place.
Check it out here:
http://projects.resco.ca
