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Streaming Singin' in the Rain Free Online - Watch Singin' in the Rain Full Movie. Download Singin' in the Rain (1952) Hight quality movie with English language. [image: Singin' in the Rain] *Singin'...
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Lie Detection - There is no absolutely infallible way to detect a lie in the present. We can only reliably detect lies retrospectively, in the frame of history. So the onl...5 years ago
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Canadian Library Association Conference Report - As MSLA president, last June I had the privilege of attending the Canadian Library Association’s 2010 National Conference. This conference attracted its gr...14 years ago
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Pro-D - Making Change - In this final blog topic, I have decided to revisit my nemesis - the podcast. I've decided that if you want convince others to make change and step out o...
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Professional Development - and Muppet Grumps 2.0 - As a beginning teacher I entered each *Professional Development* opportunity with enthusiasm and a willingness to change and become enlightened about best ...
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Merry Christmas! - I am taking a break from education and technology related postings to wish everybody a very Merry Christmas. As we are almost at the day, I am taking a sec...15 years ago
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A Not So Final Reflection - Had I created and completed a KWL (Know, Want to Know, Learned) chart for this course, it might have looked something like this: *WEB 2.0* *KNOW* -It’s...16 years ago
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Just getting started – my “final” reflection - Well this is it folks…my “final” post in my Adventures in Web 2.0! It has been a fun journey that has barely felt like work (but don’t tell my professor!...16 years ago
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3 comments:
That's so frustrating, isn't it Chris! I have the power to block and unblock sites at my school. I'm taking it that you don't have any "power" like that. I don't think I would ever leave YouTube unblocked for long periods of time because the students would eventually abuse it and it takes up too much bandwidth. However, I would be willing to unblock it if a specific teacher requested it for a period or two.
My division doesn't block Picasa. Maybe you could try that photo sharing site.
Jo-Anne
Chris,
I am fortunate that YouTube is not blocked at my school. Teachers have used it in various capacities to enhance learning.
carol t
I was in that same boat last year, and to be honest with you, I think it was a leaky boat. We weren't able to guide students through the valuable stuff that's out there. We never had the opportunity to discuss appropriate uses of the net in an authentic way because there was a big blockade in front of us.
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