CSUSM PDA iMovie/ NETS-T III

Using iMovie software I created a CSUSM public service announcement to promote the university for future students. I was able to import video footage, modify clips, apply effects, add title, text, and credits. When I finished the movie I exported it using Quicktime.

Classroom Newsletter/NETS-T I

This is an example of my newsletter which has three areas of content with interesting titles/headlines. On my newsletter I was able to upload a self portrait, add clipboard and graphics, dropcaps. The newsletter is an example to promote, and model creative inventiveness.

Wiki Page/ NETS-T III

For this assignment I contributed to the ed422 class wiki. I contributed on slideshow tool for schools. Using Vuvox Collage, I was able to create a collage with pictures. On the wiki I explain the tool, how it can be used with high school students. Also, I have an example of what I created.

Here is a link to my page!

Internet Safety/NETS-T IV

Internet Safety is a collaborative project where I created a collaborative copyright resource for educators. In this project I learn about issues surrounding copyright issues in education. The 6 areas cover are: Identity Safety, Cyberbullying, Cyber Predators, Piracy and Plagiarism, Inappropriate Content and Social Networks.

Inspiration/ NETS-T I, II, III

Using Inspiration I was able to create a graphic organizer that shows the relationship between my work and the NETS-T. On my graphic organizer I started with the main idea ISTE's NETS-T which has 5 standards for teachers under each one there is a subtopic with one artifact that meets that standard. Also, I added a link.

crossword puzzel/ NETS-T II

Using Excel I was able to create a crossword puzzle on a spreed sheet. I typed letters horizontal and vertical to create words. At the beginning of the first letter of each word I inserted the clues that lead to the answers. Using a crossword puzzle in the classroom can support the students learning.

Journal # 10

Smile You're on School Tube

Zdrojewski, R. (2009-2020, December/January). Smile you are on school tube!. Learning and Leading with technology, 37(4), Retrieved from http://www.iste.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=December_January_No_4_4&Template=/MembersOnly.cfm&NavMenuID=4450&ContentID=24839&DirectListComboInd=D


The author of this article explains about SchoolTube which is a video –sharing website for kids and teachers to share their media. The media that is upload must be approved by registered teachers, fallow local school guides and meet high standards. The content of shooltube is wide from classroom video projects, school TV newscast, music videos. Students who appear online have to turn in a permit slip from their parents, videos can not be downloaded. This web site has a lot of value because students can create videos that that ties to the educational program, upload them, and watch the video when it is suddenly show up.

When are the projects available?
When a video is up loaded the schooltube sends an e-mail confirmation then it is processed. Once the video is processed and approved it can go live in minutes. All the projects are available 24/7 so kids can see it anytime.

What kinds of formats are accepted?
Any kind of video format is accepted so students and teachers do not have to worry about encoding. The uploading process is very easy.