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I did a tutorial (if I do more I'll script/edit it better :))on how to use delicious tags to embed directly on a specific wiki page in wikispaces. There is great potential here to easily share sites specific to a unit. Also I use it to update a games page. When I come across something "good", I will tag the site with games and it shows up on my wikispace page dedicated to interactive science and math games for students.
Here are a few examples:
Cells
Science / Math games
Thursday, March 6, 2008
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Thanks for this tip. Didn't know it was possible to use del.icio.us in this way!
Patricia
PS: you might be interested in adding your blog information to the new International Edubloggers Directory at http://edubloggerdir.blogspot.com
Great I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks for the link to the directory.
Shaun
Hi Fletch,
Now that I am on first term holidays I have more time to browse and comment! I loved your link to interactive maths and science games and thought you may like to add the following:
Interactive Science resources from Minerals Council Of Australia - Down to Earth Series; Paleotraveller (tectonic plates), Metals Matter, Rock back in Time (fossils) and Oresome Froth (Separating Mixtures)
http://www.minerals.org.au/education/secondary/secondary_resources/down_to_earth_learning_objects_1-3
http://www.minerals.org.au/primary/secondary/secondary_resources
Also, interwctive sustainability websites form the Gould Group (Wildlife Cams, Interactive food webs - great for the interactive whiteboard)
http://www.gould.edu.au/html/InteractiveSustainabilityWebsites.asp
If your interested in How stuff is made - engineering and manufacturing:
http://manufacturing.stanford.edu/hetm.html
Thanks for the links Mrs. Gow. The geology sites would be excellent resources for grade7 here in NB.
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