MACUL Space

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Welcome to MACUL Space!

The Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing educators from all levels together to share their knowledge and concerns about technology in education.

Getting Started!

MACUL Space is a place for past, present, and future MACUL members to stay connected, learn from one another, and gain first hand experience with powerful Web 2.0 tools. Not sure where to start? You could read or reply to a BLOG POST or a FORUM discussion, watch a few VIDEOS, start your own personal BLOG here on MACUL Space, or join a Special Interest Group for a more focused discussion.

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Blog Posts

Dorothy L. Tinnon

Learning New Technology Tools (2.0)

Posted by Dorothy L. Tinnon on February 8, 2010 at 12:00am

Robin W. Stewart

THE NEW ASSEMBLY LINE

Posted by Robin W. Stewart on February 5, 2010 at 7:42pm

Dale Ehrhart

New Wiimote Whiteboard Prezi

Posted by Dale Ehrhart on February 4, 2010 at 7:30pm

Barb Smalla

Lost in Space or Engrossed in the Assignment?

Posted by Barb Smalla on February 1, 2010 at 8:53pm

Amanda Barrett

MACUL 2010 Presentation

Posted by Amanda Barrett on February 1, 2010 at 7:32pm — 1 Comment

2009 MACUL Conference Blog

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Members

  • Alex Colcernian
  • Twyla Maya
  • adolph
  • adolphus
  • Marie Gene Opland
  • Ted Brindle
  • LaShawn Pope
  • David Britten
  • Joy Zomer
  • Troy Wells
  • Margaret Baker
  • Tia Carmichael
  • Darlene Grunert
  • Gerry Howser
  • Larry D. Griffin
  • Amanda Barrett
  • Rebecca Chandler
  • Caryn Gisstennar
  • Vickie Adams
  • Brenda
  • LaWanna Smith
  • Dawn Stark
  • anguysh
  • Dorothy L. Tinnon
  • Scott Merrick
  • drigfeyudg
  • Leslie Johnson

Forum

Dawn Stark

Making an online book 1 Reply

My students have written and illustrated short stories in Japanese and I would like to share them.  Is there a web site where we can create books by uploading our artwork, entering our text (in Japan…

Tagged: voices, recording, online, books

Started by Dawn Stark in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Dale Ehrhart 3 hours ago.

Scott Just

Video Site for Upload Needed 4 Replies

Where do you upload video now so the code can be embedded in a wiki?Google vid is gone, Fliggo has gone to Vidly (and I have waited over a day for my students mp4's to convert), what are the other op…

Started by Scott Just in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Dale Ehrhart 4 hours ago.

James Stewart

Technology class and Kindergarten students 28 Replies

This year, my district has decided to increase technology class time for kindergarten students from 25 minutes once a week to 50 minutes. I am looking to see what other districts provide their kinder…

Tagged: media, technology, kindergarten

Started by James Stewart in Technology in the Curriculum. Last reply by Brenda Feb 8.

Robin W. Stewart

JUST A THOUGHT 2 Replies

Rote learning prevails in the vast majority of curricula used in public schools across the nation. Conversely, industry seek employees who possess "soft skills" or what Thomas Likona refer to as "Per…

Started by Robin W. Stewart in Technology in the Curriculum. Last reply by Robin W. Stewart Feb 7.

Mike Smith

Writing Techniques 4 Replies

Does anyone know of any web quest or other applications that teaches writing skills to high school students?  Stylistic techniques, transitions, structure, etc.    

Tagged: transitions, stylistic, Writing

Started by Mike Smith in Technology in the Curriculum. Last reply by Ben Rimes Feb 5.

Scott Just

Anybody know a good online magazine creator? 4 Replies

I am looking to upload 21 students digital autobiographies (in jpeg foremat), created in Comic Life to our wikispace. Uploading 80-100 images and inserting them is not my first choice. Flickr is out…

Tagged: wikispaces, life, comic, wiki

Started by Scott Just in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Scott Just Jan 28.

Michael Mayville

Extra credit module for Moodle Testing 1 Reply

I am trying to add an extra credit question to my Moodle tests. One that will add an extra point if it is correct and not subtract a point if it is incorrect. Can anyone help me?

Tagged: moodle

Started by Michael Mayville in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Ben Rimes Jan 28.

Jessica Maynard

Art and Technology...In need of "cool tools" to use! 8 Replies

I am a third year elementary art teacher and I am always desperately trying to find ways to incorporate technology into my art room. We have a computer lab, whiteboard, digital cameras, scanners, and…

Tagged: art

Started by Jessica Maynard in Cool Tools. Last reply by Pam Shoemaker Jan 28.

Terrie Hazard

MACUL $50 MEA discount not for everyone! 1 Reply

Since I registered before the $50 discount I was told that I can't take advantage of the offer. That stinks! I wish I would have waited until the last minute to spend MY money. My district, like many…

Started by Terrie Hazard in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Ben Rimes Jan 28.

Sheila King

Choosing new school management system 2 Replies

We are a small k-12 school in Kalamazoo.  We currently use GradeQuick, SchoolMinder, Edline, AccounTraks, and a privately designed website.  As a private school, we don't have to worry about the regu…

Tagged: software, management, school, CMS

Started by Sheila King in The Teacher's Lounge. Last reply by Sheila King Jan 26.

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You could use VoiceThread and an online translator. type your text into the online translator, copy the japanese character output, and paste into Voicethreads text editor. English to Japanese Here is an example VoiceThread
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TechSmith's Jing and Screencast.com would work for you. Jing provides the capture while Screencast.com provides the hosting and embed options.
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Alex Colcernian added an event
Learn Linux Thin Clients - LTSP Boot Camp at Detroit-Metro Crowne Plaza Hotel
March 22, 2010 to March 23, 2010
LTSP Boot Camp is a two day hands on interactive training seminar. LTSP stands for Linux Terminal Server Project. LTSP makes Linux or Open Source Thin Client environments possible at no cost. DisklessWorkstations.com and LTSP were founded together…
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Alex Colcernian and Twyla Maya joined MACUL Space
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Dorothy L. Tinnon and LaShawn Pope are now friends
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Thanks for the reply. It looks like blip will work. Thanks again
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Susan Jazwiec Looking forward to MACUL...presenting for the first time! I am already getting a bit nervous.
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Vimeo?
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I agree with LaShawn. Kids can get their parents to do what they need them to do especially if their getting something for participating. You could also send a questionnaire home asking parents some questions related to what they want from the schoo…
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Judy Paxton and Dave McCollom are now friends
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This group is for educators to interact with each other and TechSmith staff. You can ask questions about the grant, ask for help with the software, share cool examples of ideas or what you're doing in the classroom.
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Marie Gene Opland and Ted Brindle joined MACUL Space
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This sounds like an awesome session; I'll have to see if I can make time for it in my schedule. You may consider posting this session over in the 2010 Conference Sessions Forum in addition to here, it might help get some more eyeballs looking at you…
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I will discuss this at the next staff meeting, thanks LaShawn.
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I use Blip.tv, you might also check out http://ourmedia.org or http://archive.org
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Dorothy L. Tinnon added a blog post
The different tools that we are required to learn for IT6230 have really challenged me. I took this class to learn new technology that I could implement in my classroom. I have learned some much in the four weeks of this class. This is a good thing,…
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I taught kindergarten for 50 minutes in the computer lab every week. I would read them a story and have them go on websites that teach skills. I would have them go to one site for about 15-20 minutes and then they would come back to the carpet to le…
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Yes, I believe too that it is too easy to get our information. I only signed up for Facebook because I had to for this class. I am always worried about stolen identity and viruses on my computer. People keep getting sneakier by the minute.
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