Resources

Here are a range of resources from the ULearn 2011 Conference

"Picture This" - Creating Picture Books with an e-twist in the Primary Classroom Kids love picture books! They are a rich visual language resource and provide students with brilliant inspiration for their own writing. Creating a picture book with your class is a great opportunity to get students excited and working collaboratively on a creative eLearning project that weaves together reading, writing, visual language and art.

Were switched on to doing IT The overview of ideas aimed at switching on learners and enhancing teaching practice have been placed on the wiki link below. A focus of the workshop incorporated the overriding need for Teachers to reflect on their classroom environment to ensure that the teaching space allowed for optimum teaching and learning to happen.

Inquiry with Juniors In this workshop we will explore what inquiry looks like in a junior classroom. We will look at strategies to accommodate the literacy levels of junior students. Examples of inquiry in junior classrooms will be shared.

Creative Collaborations Engaging learners with e-learning based writing projects

The Elearning Classroom

Maths Links

37 Free tools on the net

Organising your elearning classroom How to integrate ELearning into your classroom programme.

Digistore Digistore (Slideshow)

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Enhancing Literacy with eLearning Enhancing Literacy with eLearning - (For Beginners) Ten Simple eLearning Online Tools that you can use to enhance Literacy Learning in your classroom. Whether you have one computer or thirty you will be able to adapt these tools to suit individual, small groups, whole class or across classes. This is a show and tell of these different applications that will not only increase motivation but enhance literacy learning. We will cover - Wordle.net, Voicethread.com, Flickr.com, Voki.com, Glogster.com, wallwisher.com, spellingcity.com, youtube.com, Internet Safety Resources, and Google.

A Tweet for a Teacher Introduce's Twitter to new users, share how to set up a potential learning network to take back with participants ready to access.