When looking back through this blog and its many posts, you get a real sense of two emerging themes. One, the children being immensely proud of their work. Two, that this work is being shared and co-constructed between peers and families. Excellent tool in the hands of such wonderful experts.
Dan
Monday 21 December 2009
Wristbands as a way to promote pupil voice?
I think these wristbands are great. They look very cool, but more than that they allow the children autonomy over their learning, instant access to a great set of tools to manipulate and publish their ideas. The fact that the software stays o the band and does not need uploading, downloading, all kinds of loading is great. it keeps the concept simple but very effective. The video aspect is a concern as it limits the children's interaction with digital medias. After seeing some of the projects developing I am now asking myself this question, if each child had one, would their opportunities for personalising their learning, communicating their voice and sharing their learning motivations become a reality within our school. simple answer, yes.
Dan
Dan
Thursday 17 December 2009
Black History Month
Instruction on how to make a sandwich
Multiplying
Wednesday 2 December 2009
scary picture
Thursday 26 November 2009
Michael Jackson
I started using my wristband a few weeks ago. I decided to do Michael Jackson for black history month project. I thought I would use my wristband so that I could share with my family and class mates.
I have realy liked using the wristband as you can use different colours and different size.
You even don`t have to draw shapes becuase you can press the shape button.
I have realy liked using the wristband as you can use different colours and different size.
You even don`t have to draw shapes becuase you can press the shape button.
by Rishi
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