My friend, Randy Radmanovich, told me about this digital resource. For
almost 100 years, The Champlain Society has increased public access to
Canada’s rich documentary heritage. Explore four centuries of
adventure,travel, social change, economic growth, and nation building
through the Society’s books and on-line Digital Collection. Experience
this rich history through the words and images of those who were there.
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Thr URL:? http://www.champlainsociety.ca
We’ve just completed another telecollaboration project.? Sandra Gluth and fourth grade teacher (9 & 10 year olds), Linda Alloway from The Academy at King Edward in Edmonton worked with their students to learn about and draw out a simple machine.? The drawings were then sent to my tenth grade hypermedia students (15 & 16 year olds) who under the guidance of my student teacher, Vivian Rusu, animated the drawings.? The project wasn’t just about drawing an animation though.? It revolved around the collaboration that evolved as the two groups of students wrote back and forth to plan the actions of their machines.? Check out the results on our website.
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The URL: http://www.resco.ca/machineblog/
My pal, Steve Fitzjohn, pointed out another site that collects Google sat-maps.? –
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The URL:? http://perljam.net/notes/interesting-google-satellite-maps/
List member, Colin McLellan, pointed out a great supplement to Friday’s site on Google Maps.? Google Sightseeing is a site that tracks all kinds of interesting places you can find on Google’s satellite images
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The URL:? http://www.shreddies.org/gmaps/
