Thing 14




I just explored del.icio.us today, and I must admit that until I played around on the site, I was a little skeptical as to how I was going to use it in my classroom.  However, after tagging several sites, it became clear that the list I was creating was saving me a great deal of time (no more wasting precious planning periods searching for that “one” site)!  I also felt that I got a much more relevant list from my search results as opposed to when I search for a particular topic on a search engine.

I chose the topic of Ancient Rome simply because we are studying the Roman Empire in my social studies class.  The list I created can now be posted on Edline, and I can control the sites that I want my students to explore for their Ancient Rome project.  Link to my list:  http://del.icio.us/jrbroad   I plan on using del.icio.us again next year for our Egypt and Greek projects.

May 8, 2008. Uncategorized.

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