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Anonymous
Posted April 9, 2012
•Kit contest for getting the kits in shape
•A bunch of allies
•Changing the clan for all cats
•Lots and lots of advertising
•Having two leaders
•Joining clans with others
•Have special fighting techinques
•Having special lessons for talking cats out of stuff
•Lots of patrols
•Sharing tongues room
•Variety of fresh kill
•Sevaral medicane cats
•Warrior lessons for medicane cats
•Friday Fun Night (for relaxing and chilling)
Dogtrax
Posted August 2, 2011
There are plenty of people writing about interesting projects that connect technology with learning but one of the small few whom I have consistently looked to for guidance and inspiration over the years has been Wesley Fryer and the posts he shares at his blog, Moving at the Speed of Creativity. His work around digital storytelling and use of audio podcasting for learning, in particular, have opened up a lot of possibilities over the years. Here, Fryer does an outstanding job of balancing practical knowledge of various elements of technology with the deeper understanding of the rationale behind bringing such tools into the classroom.
Showcasing many projects here, Fryer's use of digital stories and other media projects showcase how voice and creativity and technology can come together in powerful ways. The result is a rich learning experience that should open new doors for exciting work in the classroom, particularly for those educators who are still struggling with getting that first step moving forward.
Fryer is a patient, wise guide.
LendMe™
Overview
We need to play with media to become more effective communicators. As children, we learn to progressively make sense of our confusing world through play. The same dynamics apply to us as adults communicating with new and different media forms. The goal of this book is to inspire and empower you, as a creative person, to expand your personal senses of digital literacy and digital agency as a multimedia communicator. As you learn to play with digital text, images, audio and video, you will learn to more creatively and flexibly communicate with a wider menu of media. While this book is written primarily for educators, anyone is welcome as a reader who is interested in learning how to more flexibly, creatively, and ...