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61. RichlandOne Interactive - Grade 3 Units/Lesson Plans
The students will write a collaborative story based based on Connie Prevatte (4Block)writing Rubric. story elements - choose a fairy tale, realistic fiction
http://www.richlandone.org/teachers/connections/grade3/whatcan_iwrite.htm
Kindergarten Grade One Grade Two Grade Three ... Grades Nine - Twelve What Can I Write About When I Can't
Think of Anything To Write? Designed by: Tamra Paschal School: Satchel Ford Elementary Grade Level: Third Subject: Language Arts Core Curriculum Objective: Incorporate compositional elements in writing (beginning, middle, end, sequence, supporting details, word choice). (3-WD-3) Overview: Students will read the work of professional and student authors then review the elements of a story. They will generate several different characters, problems, and settings during a brainstorming session before developing a collaborative story with the teacher. They will then write a collaborative story with other students, using randomly drawn characters, problems, and settings. They will illustrate and publish their stories. Focus Question(s):

62. Teacher Tap: Electronic Books And Online Reading
Art tales Wildlife Art http//www.wildlifeart.org http//www.writesite.org/ An interactivelanguage arts on how to write hypertext, collaborative, and other
http://www.eduscapes.com/tap/topic93.htm
Electronic Books and Online Reading
How can I encourage students to read online stories? Are novels available online? How can students get involved in creating online stories?
Explore online reading including interactive stories, articles, and books. Involve readers in writing stories including adding to stories, writing new endings, creating illustrations, and facilitating discussions. Look for online stories that make good use of the technology. For example Make a Story is an interactive, only story that including animation, audio, and interaction. Explore the following sections of this page for specific types of online reading materials. Key to Icons Something for All Ages including High School and Adults
Easy-to-read
Macromedia Flash (or Shockwave) ( Download free players
Sound in website
Multiple languages
Submit your own writing or personalize stories
Exceptional Quality
Early Reading and Primary Grades The following books include wordless books, picture books, and easy to read books for younger children. Many also have stories for older students.

63. IEARN : Professional Development
terrorism),Laws of life, Folk tales and Children the Creative Arts course in the interactivediscussion forum specific work on a particular collaborative project
http://www.iearn.org/professional/testimonies.html
The iEARN Online Learning Experience iEARN's online Teacher Training program began in November 2001. So far our global online learning community has brought teachers from the following countries together to learn how to integrate collaborative projects into their classrooms: Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Benin, Botswana, Brazil, Cameroon, Canada, China, Egypt, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Latvia, Lebanon, Macedonia, Malawi, Malaysia, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Nepal, New Zealand, Pakistan, Palestine, Romania, Russia, Sierra Leone, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Suriname, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad, Uganda, Ukraine, USA, Venezuela, Zimbabwe Reflections from past participants Science, Environment, Math '[The course] gave me a fresh impetus to a career that I love, but which I was beginning to become a bit jaded...it made me far more confident in using the Internet as a research/communication tool...and brought new friendships...' Helene Hendey, South Africa

64. ESPA
Paint by Idioms FunBrain interactive site. Literature; Pet of the Day; EduplaceBrightIdeas for writing; The Whole World is My Neighbor- collaborative project*;
http://k12science.ati.stevens-tech.edu/k12partner00/espa.html
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROFICIENCY ASSESSMENT SCIENCE Structure of Organisms Life Cycle Variation Properties Motion Energy Earth's Features Earth/Moon/Sun Ecology
MATH Computation

65. Interactive Fiction - Nick Montfort
Girl and The Wolf. Variable tale, written in We discuss interactive fiction and computerliterature alongside A reading of three collaborative literary works
http://nickm.com/if/
nickm.com interactive fiction
Interactive Fiction
Highlights Free Advice Presentations Reviews ... Misc.
My Interactive Fiction
Dead Reckoning. My translation of Olvido Mortal Ad Verbum. Winner, XYZZY Award for Best Puzzles; 1st place pick of authors in the Sixth IF Competition. 2000. Winchester's Nightmare. The first IF "hardback." 1999.
Featured Resources about IF
Twisty Little Passages: An Approach to Interactive Fiction. The first book covering the history of IF and proposing ways to understand how IF works. MIT Press. 2003. "Toward a Theory of Interactive Fiction." Article on understanding IF as a simulation and through narratology. 2003. "Face It, Tiger, You Just Hit the Jackpot: Reading and Playing Cadre's Varicella. " By Nick Montfort and Stuart Moulthrop. 2003. HTML PDF [Coming soon...] "Interactive Fiction as 'Story,' 'Game,' 'Storygame,' 'Novel,' 'World,' 'Literature,' 'Puzzle,' 'Problem,' 'Riddle,' and 'Machine'" Some figurative approaches to interactive fiction. 2004.
Other Computer Literature
Implementation.

66. Sixth Grade Skills - Interactive Sites To Use For Assessment Practice
standard story elements and fairy tale themes Math interactive Activities Theseactivities are designed Internet4Classrooms is a collaborative effort by Susan
http://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_6th.htm

Daily Dose of the Web Links for K-12 Teachers On-Line Practice Modules Sixth Grade Skills Reading Mathematics Social Studies Grade Specific ... Science
Links verified 2/22/04 Mathematics Skills Data Analysis
  • Billy Bug - Guide Billy to the coordinates hiding the food. Reading Grids - Find Hurkle in an intersection of a grid Data Interpretation Games - Numerous activities on using and interpreting data - Activites include bar, pie and line graphs, data collecting and much more Graphing Skills - What's the point? Find the point on the grid Using Graphs to Understand Data - online quiz Interpreting Data - online quiz Mode, Mean, Median - Interactive lesson followed by activities - (UK measurements) Collecting and Analyzing Data - online quiz Feed the Bug - Find the coordinates on a grid to feed the bug. Pie Chart - Students view piecharts (parameters: number of sectors, size of sector as a percent) Circle Graph - Enter data categories and the value of each category to create a circle graph (similar to "Pie Chart" but the user can define the data set)

    • 67. The Internet In The Classroom
    Comet s Tale. Week 3 collaborative Projects and Email. interactive Mathematical Resourcefor Busy Teachers, In this activity, groups are to solve a maths problem
    http://www.bayswaterps.vic.edu.au/teachers/internetpd/internet.htm
    The Internet in the Classroom Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Finding your way around the Internet Site Task SOFWeb Click on this SOFWeb link and explore the site. List 5 things you found useful and why. Must visits Search Engines Go Eureka Go Eureka is a search engine. Scroll down the page to Help Me - Search Tips Use the strategies listed to research sites about space eg space + X Y (where X and Y are key words) Google Search Ask Jeeves for Kids Space Comet's Tale Browse these space sites then select one to report to the group about the following
    • How can you use this site in your classroom? What sort of learners does this site cater for? Classroom organisation issues/suggestions
    Star Child Build a solar system NASA The Nine Planets More Space Sites Work and Leisure Knox Monash Visit the Knox Site
    • Draw a mind map to tell some one about the work and leisure in your local area.
    Use your search skills to find more sites to use in this unit of work The Olympics Browse these two sites then use a simple Venn Diagram to record similarities and differences between the olympics of ancient times and today.

    68. Classroom Strategies For Encouraging Collaborative Discussion
    The importance of collaborative academic talk, though, goes beyond English fairytales. produce coherence through managing topics, interactive tasks and
    http://www.ncela.gwu.edu/pubs/directions/12.htm
    Directions in Language and Education
    National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education
    No. 12, Summer 1998
    CLASSROOM STRATEGIES FOR ENCOURAGING COLLABORATIVE DISCUSSION
    by Carmen Simich-Dudgeon
    Patricia Anne DiCerbo, Editor
    Preface
    This article is written primarily for English as a second language (ESL), bilingual and mainstream teachers who have English language learners in their classroom. The methods and activities described throughout can be successfully adapted for use with elementary, middle, and high school students. In reworking these activities for their own classrooms, teachers will want to consider the literacy and English proficiency levels of their students, along with such factors as age, cultural and education background, and learning style. The Need for Collaborative Talk in the Classroom
    Collaborative Talk and the English Language Learner
    The consequences of a silent classroom are particularly discernible for the language minority English language learner (ELL). Students who are in the process of learning English need help developing their oracy skills as a foundation for becoming literate (Cullinan, 1993; Heller, 1995; Hudelson, 1994; Philips, 1972; Wollman-Bonilla, 1993). They need an environment where they can talk not only with their teacher, but also with their peers. It is important, then, to impress on ESL, bilingual and monolingual teachers who have ELLs in their classrooms the benefits of giving their students opportunities to use verbal language for different purposes and situations.

    69. IGDA - Game Writers' SIG - Foundations Of Interactive Storytelling
    The tabletop RPG is a perfect interactive storytelling medium, as an becomingvery much the surrogate author of the collaborative tale that develops.
    http://www.igda.org/writing/InteractiveStorytelling.htm
    Foundations of Interactive Storytelling
    Stories have most likely been part of the human experience from the earliest days of language, but until recently the storytelling medium has been largely static. Barring different versions of the same story, any given tale unfolds the same way every time one reads it. Computer games promise the potential to move beyond this strictly linear form by offering stories that interact with the player, allowing them to participate in the decisions or actions that shape the narrative. However, at the current time this field is still in its infancy. The origin of interactive storytelling probably dates back to Tactical Studies Rules (1974), itself based upon a set of tabletop battle rules - Guidon Games' Chainmail (1971). Similar in terms of mechanics, had a revolution in its focus, changing the game play to being about characters, not armies. This was the start of tabletop role playing games (RPGs), which were to influence and inspire many computer games to follow. The tabletop RPG is a 'perfect' interactive storytelling medium, as an unrestricted story develops from the dynamics of the group of players, led by a Games Master (GM). The former decide upon the actions of key characters in the story, the latter takes the role of the rest of the universe - becoming very much the surrogate author of the collaborative tale that develops.

    70. Supporting ICT
    on educational technology and collaborative and project An interesting site withinteractive activities www Texts Poetry Narrative, Fairy tales Other Genre Web
    http://www.supporting-ict.co.uk/weblinks/ictwholeclassteaching.htm
    H Pedagogy
    Suppliers and Manufactures
    Numeracy and other interactive Web sites
    ICT Texts for Literacy     This web site provides you with Internet links to support the use of ICT in whole class teaching: Links to Case studies and Pedagogy of the use of ICT and Whole Class Teaching Becta 2001 Key notes ICT in Whole class teaching http://www.becta.org.uk/news/keynotes/bett2000/wholeclass/full.html Becta: Whole class Pedagogy: Interactive white boards http://www.becta.org.uk/teaching/pedagogy/technologies/whiteboards.html The data projector in the Primary classroom: Findings from Kent NGfL Adviser http://www.kented.org.uk/ngfl/teaching/projectors.html Becta: Links to articles on currently available presentation technologies, highlighting some advantages and disadvantages, management and cost implications. http://www.becta.org.uk/teaching/pedagogy/technologies/index.html TES: Article from TES Online: Whiteboard magic casts a spell in the classroom Jenny Noel-Storr and Jack Kenny http://www.tes.co.uk/online/hands_on/story.asp?id=7243

    71. DoDEA: Dahlgren School - Interactive Educational Sites
    Wacky tales Create your own mad libs interactively a list; Welcome to Geo-GlobeInteractive Geography collaborative/Online Projects This area is a new venture
    http://www.ddess.org/ny_va/dahlgren/classes/support/pages/online.htm
    Dahlgren School Home Using the Internet in the Classroom Compiled by Ms. M. , Educational Technologist. There are two criteria for inclusion on this page: (1) The site must be interactive in some way, meaning that the student is required to provide input via the mouse or keyboard, and (2) the activity must provide some kind of educational benefitnew learning, exploration, reinforcement. I add to the site all the time, so even if you have been here in the past, you might just find something new this time around. Please note that the appearance of hyperlinks on this page does not constitute an endorsement by Dahlgren School, DoDEA, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government. The links provided are consistent with the stated educational purpose of this DoD web site For subject-related sites visit Subject Area Educational Sites
    All Subjects     Science/Health Language Arts/Reading ... Collaborative/Online Projects
    Problem-Solving/Creative Thinking
    • Concentration-type matching game; shows landmarks around the country Brainwave Lots of fun thinking quizzes that remind me of some standardized test questions Changing Colors Creative Java Puzzles Entrapment remember the pencil and paper game where you connect the dots to make squares? Here's the computer version.

    72. English
    The Jolly Postman, collaborative Class Project; Student Point Presentation featuringan interactive program for Tall tales, PowerPoint; Student Projects, Project
    http://www.nynetresources.org/Future Grant Projects/englishk2.htm
    English/Language Arts
    Grade K-2 Project Title Type of Project Project Information Page Link
    Includes NYS Standards Description of Project     Note about PowerPoint Presentations: If you are viewing a PowerPoint that does not give the options of navigating through the individual slide located on the left hand side, you cannot escape out of or end show in this view. To end show, right click on the slide, select FULL SCREEN, right click again and select your choice of navigation. Valentine Exchange Collaborative Class Project; Student Project Project Information Students from Second Grade Classes in the Capital Region of New York State created Valentines from a variety of materials and submitted them for display on the World Wide Web. Valentines needed to include writing as well as Art work.
    Frogs and Toads     Internet
    Activity Project Information This Webquest, entails having students research information to learn about the similarities and differences of frogs and toads. As a culminating activity, students write a summary of a Frog and Toad story by Arnold Lobel. Teacher worksheets are included and a variety of links to games, jokes and

    73. ICT Advice - Ask An Expert - Interactive Whiteboards In Schools
    creating new versions of well known tales using fuzzy class and group work to enablecollaborative working for use in a classroom with an interactive whiteboard
    http://www.ictadvice.org.uk/index.php?section=ae&page=question&theme=46&qid=679

    74. WritingK-6
    moderated newsgroups, a variety of collaborative learning projects lines to a neverending tale and see is an electronic magazine/interactive project center
    http://www.bloomington.k12.mn.us/distinfo/technology/ConTech/BLOOMING/writingk-6
    Communication Creative Writing Communication Write to the White House You can send mail to the President, the Vice President, the First Lady, or Mrs. Gore by using your computer. Just click on one of their names below and then fill out the page that appears. If you include your mailing address, then you will receive a letter in response. The Global Campfire Students can add to stories on this site and see their writing published on line International Kid's Space International Kids' Space is a "G rated" Internet site for children of all ages. Its goal is to enhance kids' computer skills and communication skills through participation in and use of the Internet. The Kids' Space provides a colorful, easy-to-use interface with which students can send in their letters, stories, sound files, and artwork, post messages on an online bulletin board, choose pen pals, and do even more. Kids' Space is maintained by Sachiko Oba as a public service to children everywhere. An excellent site for young children. The Children's Stomping Ground This site includes postal and free e-mail pen pals, tongue twisters, jokes, and games for kids. The site also offers links about school information.

    75. Untitled Document
    The Global Book Club A collaborative Reading Experience for Middle (interactiveweb site between HS and college English teachers Legends and Fairy tales.
    http://www.coe.uga.edu/~smago/Links/Links2LWL.htm
    TAPPP Home TAPPP Mission 4400 Syllabus 4401 Syllabus ... Search this site powered by FreeFind
    Site Map     What's New Search ... Book Reviews Shakespeare Young Adult Literature Book Reviews/Book Lists/Author Links Awards

    76. Salon | Media Circus: Author-free Writing
    interactive NITWITS REPLACE AUTHORS IN NEW collaborative writing VENTURES. Who, afterall, doesn t desire more control, a sayso in the telling of a tale?
    http://www.salon.com/media/1997/12/12media.html
    var ipoll_c = 415; var ipoll_r = 1;
    T A B L E T A L K Is Ira Glass' "This American Life" the best thing on the radio? Sound off in the Media section of Table Talk R E C E N T L Y Run for cover!
    By David Handleman
    Whoozzat? Glossy mags race to put unknowns on their covers
    Gangsta athletes, anxious whites
    By Gary Kamiya
    The Latrell Sprewell case may signal the collapse of America's last racial utopia sports
    Confessions of an undercover drink fink
    By Michelle Goldberg
    Photographer Cindy Sherman
    By Glen Helfand From dream girl to nightmare alley Queen of the dish rags By Catherine Seipp Movieline is the buttered popcorn of film magazines good to the last yummy, vaguely nauseating morsel BROWSE THE MEDIA CIRCUS ARCHIVES Click Here A U T H O R - F R E E W R I T I N G INTERACTIVE NITWITS REPLACE AUTHORS IN NEW COLLABORATIVE WRITING VENTURES. BY BENJAMIN MARCUS L iterary "interactivity" is forever presented as something unquestionably good, something every reader should want. Who, after all, doesn't desire more control, a say-so in the telling of a tale? But stepping in and manipulating a story, or "voting" for its outcome, is another way of stating that you know exactly what you want and that the author is just a bother in the process, like a tool or a piece of software to be manipulated for greatest effect. The pleasures of being surprised and led to unknown territories are ignored, as is the idea that the author might require "authority" to succeed at the story, while the reader behaves as a customer who's damn well entitled to modify the product. Such meddling is a liability in the recent round of interactive literary collaborations, played out both on paper and online.

    77. Dennis G. Jerz -- Research Interests
    Technology Assistants (20002001); collaborative Hypertext Annotation English Library(UTEL); Various interactive Quizzes Plays (Twice Told tales, Toronto 1996).
    http://jerz.setonhill.edu/resources/about/research.htm
    Research Interests of Dennis G. Jerz
    About My research interests include technology and the humanities; electronic text and cyberculture (including usability and weblogs); technical and academic writing; and dramatic literature.
    Publications
    Scholarly Monograph
    Technology in American Drama, 1920-1950: Soul and Society in the Age of the Machine
    Technology shapes and defines the values interior to the human soul, individually and collectively (the civitas ) in addition to producing the external, physical environment in which people live (the urbs Drawing on the experiments of European Expressionism, especially under-acknowledged German models in drama and film, American dramatists found new techniques for developing character and theme, as well as innovative staging techniques. Most important, however, the three decades of drama examined in this study illustrate three progressive stages in the human response to the machine. (Greenwood Press, March 2003.)
    Peer-Reviewed Academic Publications
    • "Introduction"

    78. Filmmakers Biographies At The Filmmakers Collaborative
    History educational project for the WGBH interactive Department. in 1989, and ispresident of the Filmmakers collaborative.. It is a tale of magic and mayhem
    http://www.filmmakerscollab.org/filmmakers.htm
    Filmmaker's Biographies All of our members are established, award-winning filmmakers, many of whom have produced work for PBS, WGBH-TV, cable television, and private companies. Some members have founded their own production companies and we have provided links to those sites where applicable. FC members are as diverse as the films we make. Here, we invite you to meet each of our current members and join them in their exploration of the ideas that they investigate on film and video. Jenny Alexander
    William Anderson
    Bill Anderson has edited and produced documentaries and dramatic films which have been broadcast theatrically and on all major networks, including PBS and Turner Broadcasting. In 1992 he received an Emmy nomination for Best Documentary Editing and in 1997 he was honored with the American Cinema Editors ACE Eddy for his work on Al Pacino’s Looking for Richard. He has worked with a number of Filmmakers Collaborative members, including John Junkerman, Laurie Kahn-Leavitt, Linda Harrar, and Barbara Holecek.
    Maria Agui Carter Lorie Conway Austin de Besche Austin de Besche has been a cinematographer for 30 years, and a director for 14. His cinematography credits include: the feature films

    79. Glossary
    collaborative learning is interactive where adults A term used to classify literaryworks such as poetry, fairy tales, historical fiction, mysteries, etc.
    http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/lausd/offices/instruct/literacy/glossary.html
    LAUSD Early Literacy Training Modules GLOSSARY This glossary defines terms related to early literacy development and the teaching of reading and writing. It is included in the appendix of the LAUSD Early Literacy Training Modules.
    [A]     [B] [C] [D] ... [Z] A technique for encouraging students to share personal writings. The teacher and the students designate a specific chair or area in which the author reads his/her piece and elicits responses from the audience.
    -top-
    Balanced Literacy Program. A comprehensive, balanced literacy program is developmental, child-centered, meaning-centered, and experiential. It includes: an explicit skills program, a rich-literature component, all of the language arts processes (listening, speaking, reading, and writing), an early intervention program, on-going diagnosis that insures accountability, and a quality school library.
    -top-
    Choral Reading. A technique for teaching reading in which all students read simultaneously. Often, rounds of reading occur around the same book, song, poem, or chant.
    Comprehension . Critical Thought. When students seek meaning in experiences with text or media they interpret and clarify on an individual basis. Comprehension is interchangeable with new insights, with fact-specific skill imprints, and with higher levels of contextual awareness.

    80. LI: Scripts Archive
    Language interactive Web Scripts Examples for Language Learning from a Grimm fairytale (Frog King collaborative writing 2 Discussion Log 3 Student Annotator
    http://www.fln.vcu.edu/cgi/archive.html
    Language Interactive
    Web Scripts: Examples for Language Learning This archive provides sample Web forms and scripts.
    Please send Forms/Scripts by > Natural language Function Scripting language Other sites Pages > Intro Linked Programs JavaScript CGI ... Li T he following sample forms and accompanying scripts are "as-is" examples of supporting language learning on the Web. You will need to modify to a lesser or greater extent existing scripts in order to adapt them to your system. This will generally entail at least changing path names; in some cases (as noted) additional files may be needed. In order to modify and save scripts, you will need to have an appropriate editor/compiler (except in the case of JavaScript). Guestbook [English]
    Description: Create a guestbook for user comments
    Instructional use: Can be used to collect feedback on specfic topics
    Language/Platform: MacPerl/Macintosh or Perl/Unix or Perl/Windows NT
    Script: Guestbook in text format (Perl)
    Required: Perl (for Unix, Windows), MacPerl (for Mac), cgi-lib.pl

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