The Year: 2010
The Challenge: Take one photograph every day for 365 days.
Display them on my 365/2010 Challenge blog and on my Flickr 365/2010 set.
Joined the EdTech 365/2010 Flickr Group
Purpose: Digital storytelling through photo blogging and to grow as a photographer
Equipment: iPhone and Canon Rebel XS
If you are participating yourself in a 365 Photo Challenge, leave a link to your Flickr set or photo blog to be added to the link list.
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I am honored to be able to cross-post Stephen Wilmarth’s blog post below on Langwitches. If you are interested to read more about Steve’s International Experimental program at the Number One Middle School in Wuhan, China take a look at: Take a Peek into China’s First 1:1 iPad Class Learning…Young …
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Heather Durning who blogs on Mrs. D’s Flight Plan has graciously allowed me to cross post her latest post here on Langwitches. I believe her blog post is invaluable as it fulfills the need to document, summarize and assess learning outcomes when leading your students with new forms of teaching …
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I am thrilled to be publishing a guest post by Andrea Hernandez, cross posted from EdTechWorkshop Blog on Langwitches. In an earlier post, The Science of Play, I shared my ideas about the importance of playful learning, the type of learning observed in very young children. In my personal experience …
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I have been blogging for 6 years now… I have written extensively about blogging (131 posts categorized “blogging” on Langwitches) I have shared two guides for teachers to start blogging with their students “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part …
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This is Part VII in the series “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part II B: Student Writing Part III: Commenting Part IV: Connecting Part V: Reciprocating Part VI: Consistency Reading, responding, assessing and monitoring our students’ progress on their …
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This is Part VI in the series “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part II B: Student Writing Part III: Commenting Part IV: Connecting Part V: Reciprocating I have seen many teachers start blogs (professional and classroom ones), only to …
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I previously published a chart of Bloom’s Taxonomy and iPad Apps, which I use regularly when planning projects or look to reinforce certain skills and literacies. Since I also rely heavily on The Digital Learning Farm concept (based on Alan November’s work), I felt it was time to create a …
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In an attempt to document the trials and errors of using a classroom set of 20 iPads in our K-8 school, I am adding a new post to the collection of iPads in the Classroom: Transliteracy- QR Codes and Art Working on iPad Fluency with Lower Elementary Students Step-by-Step: How …
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This is Part VII in the series “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part II B: Student Writing Part III: Commenting Part IV: Connecting Part V: Reciprocating Part VI: Consistency Reading, responding, assessing and monitoring our students’ progress on their …
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I previously published a chart of Bloom’s Taxonomy and iPad Apps, which I use regularly when planning projects or look to reinforce certain skills and literacies. Since I also rely heavily on The Digital Learning Farm concept (based on Alan November’s work), I felt it was time to create a …
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Teaching ourselves, our students and other educators how to use screenshooting (images) and screencasting (video) tools is a relevant skill to have that integrates in so many areas. Think Tutorial Designers (A role from the Digital Learning Farm) or the Flipped Classroom model. Being able to create, share and take …
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Should Teachers Be More Like Conductors? This bog post from 2009 took me to the following TED talk by Itay Talgam. Although I am not a musician, nor listen to much classical music, I was mesmerized. This TED talk was geared towards organization leaders, but I so agree with Tania …
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I have been blogging for 6 years now… I have written extensively about blogging (131 posts categorized “blogging” on Langwitches) I have shared two guides for teachers to start blogging with their students “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part …
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I had the opportunity to speak to Vicki Davis and Julie Lindsay. Two educators who are making a difference in their students’ lives as well as thousands of other students and teachers from around the world. Vicki is a teacher from Camila Georgia. She blogs on the Coolcatteacher blog and …
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This is a short TED talk by Raghava KK, the illustrator of the iPad book POP-IT – Raghava KK Inc. This video is not a commercial about the artist’s iPad book though, but shares a message about the importance of raising our children with PERSPECTIVE. In his book, children …
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I have been blogging for 6 years now… I have written extensively about blogging (131 posts categorized “blogging” on Langwitches) I have shared two guides for teachers to start blogging with their students “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part …
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This is Part VII in the series “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part II B: Student Writing Part III: Commenting Part IV: Connecting Part V: Reciprocating Part VI: Consistency Reading, responding, assessing and monitoring our students’ progress on their …
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This is Part VI in the series “Stepping it Up: Learning About Blogs FOR your Students” Part I: Reading Part II A: Writing Part II B: Student Writing Part III: Commenting Part IV: Connecting Part V: Reciprocating I have seen many teachers start blogs (professional and classroom ones), only to …
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I previously published a chart of Bloom’s Taxonomy and iPad Apps, which I use regularly when planning projects or look to reinforce certain skills and literacies. Since I also rely heavily on The Digital Learning Farm concept (based on Alan November’s work), I felt it was time to create a …
(23 Comments)
In an attempt to document the trials and errors of using a classroom set of 20 iPads in our K-8 school, I am adding a new post to the collection of iPads in the Classroom: Transliteracy- QR Codes and Art Working on iPad Fluency with Lower Elementary Students Step-by-Step: How …
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Transliteracy is defined on Wikipedia as The ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks. The modern meaning of the term combines literacy with the prefix trans-, which means …
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Transliteracy is defined on Wikipedia as The ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks. The modern meaning of the term combines literacy with the prefix trans-, which means …
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I posted a few weeks ago about the ongoing Teddy Bears Around the World (now in its fourth year) project. The project blog and hub can be be found at http://www.langwitches.org/blog/travel/teddybearsaroundtheworld/ I have created a How-to-Guide in order to articulate how and why to join such a project, to make …
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I am honored to be able to cross-post Stephen Wilmarth’s blog post below on Langwitches. If you are interested to read more about Steve’s International Experimental program at the Number One Middle School in Wuhan, China take a look at: Take a Peek into China’s First 1:1 iPad Class Learning…Young …
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This was my first year participating in the 365 challenge, and I loved it! Photography has become a new passion, and I requested, and received a new, more powerful camera for Christmas. No question as to whether I’ll do this again next year.
My 2009/365 flickr set can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/dmcordell/sets/72157612032103972/
.-= Diane Cordell´s last blog ..Looking Back, Looking Forward =-.
How interesting, I had never heard of this challenge until my professor in one of my Digital Teaching classes shared with us his 3 YEAR one-photo-a-day challenge that he just completed. Here’s the link for some inspiration and encouragement!
http://billaday.blogspot.com/
So I made a good start
http://allanahphoto.wordpress.com/
We’ll see how it goes.
The support of others will be the deciding factor I should think.
Cheers
Allanah
I look forward to continued learning in my third year of 365 daily images – the highlights this year included the interaction through blog and Flickr comments with the global community.
Learning Via Daily Images: http://colemamasphotos.blogspot.com/
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/colemama/
I looking forward to trying to keep up with this challenge.
My Photo Journal: http://angelahcunningham.blogspot.com/
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyteacher/collections/72157622991434743/
@Angela, @Marie, @Allanah
I have added the link to you 365/2010 pages to the list on my Photo Challenge blog.
Looking forward to seeing all your creativity.
Going to give this a try with the help of my children, hoping it will give me some accountability & be an exciting learning experience for them! I will be uploading my 365 photos to Picasa http://picasaweb.google.com/wgoodwink5 and on my blog http://wgoodwin.blogspot.com.
.-= Wendy Goodwin´s last blog ..365 Photo Challenge =-.
Thank you Silvia for collecting the list of some great blogs and Flickr sets. Along with your own, they will be a great help and inspiration for first-timers like me.
my photo blog: http://sinikka365.wordpress.com
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosipaw/sets/72157623112478700/
.-= sinikka´s last blog ..HAPPY NEW YEAR! =-.
I am excited to join this challenge! I hope to grow as a photographer and blogger! Thanks for the great links and INSPIRATION!!!!!
.-= Kristy Johnson´s last blog ..Day #1- January 1, 2010 =-.
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I decided to join. My pics can be found at http://365chad.posterous.com/
This is what I’m doing for 365:
http://strangers365.blogspot.com/
I’ve started working on the 365 project this year. Mine can be found at
http://365.blondepoodle.com
I am also taking part in the Project365 challenge this year.
See my blog at http://project365.thebokandroo.com
.-= DelBoy´s last blog ..Photo 11/365 – Hot, hot, hot! =-.