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- Name:
- Rob Kamrowski
- About Me:
- I am a high school social study teacher that works in rural Wisconsin. I teach U.S. History, Recent U.S. History, and Geography. I am very interested in collaborative activities in the social study classroom.
- Website:
- http://mrsocialstudy.blogspot.com/
- Interest in Flat Classrooms
- I would very much like to work on collaborative projects with classrooms around the world.
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School-Wide Blog
I was reading a research project pertaining to the use of blogs to entice students to participate in discussions involving current events when I got the idea of creating a school (building) wide blog. Why not, I thought. One of the great assets of blogging in education is it allows for an authentic audience, which is motivating; it has a collaborative nature that encourages the formation of a strong community, and… Continue
Posted on July 14, 2008 at 4:54am — 1 Comment
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I recently visited Will Richardson's weblogg-ed blog to watch a presenter at the Nation… Continue
Posted on July 9, 2008 at 12:30am — 6 Comments
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Hi there Sharon, Firstly the challenge you face is universal! I'm from a school in Australia and while we have many teachers who are very progressive and innovative, it is often in "pockets" rather than across whole schools. As far as your adminis...
Let me see about getting a class to try out a wiki. . .we have 8 grade 5 classes. Maybe we could join up one in each school? Give me a sense of ideas which you were hoping to do? I am open to all ideas
thanks
Rob
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This was a final project for our AP History class. You can go to my blog (vvrotny.edublogs.org) and read my experiences with the class. You can view the project description at 11daysproject.wikispaces.com. Let me know if you ave any other questions