As the name may suggest, an Infographic is a graphic that gives you lots of info. In slightly less layman's terms, an infographic is an image that presents facts and figures on a particular subject in an easy to read and vibrant form.
After watching students collaborate on a math project, Lynn noticed they were erasing their mistakes and leaving just the correct answer. She explains why students should leave their mistakes on the paper so teachers can see their thinking and how groups collaborate to come up with the "right" answer.
Active, as opposed to passive, video viewing will allow students the opportunity to organize their thoughts in a visual way, thus allowing teachers the ability to guide thinking during the learning process...I've started a Listly list and added the few [tools] that I think would work for this particular task.
"Kindness can be taught, and it is a defining aspect of civilized human life. It belongs in every home, school, neighborhood, and society." Maurice Elias, Rutgers University.
The MOSTLY Paperless (and Increasingly Empathetic) Classroom: A Revised Technology Goal morgetron.edublogs.org
Three years ago when we began our iPad initiative my technology goal was to go paperless over a three year period...I wanted to phase out paper completely by the end of THIS school year. I have been toddler-stepping toward that goal ever since.
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