Digital Citizenship Websites

This week ED 505 students got started with summer semester coursework, diving right in by collaborating with peers to design and build a Website about Digital Citizenship. Students worked hard to meet deadlines - and create well-designed and informative sites.

Enjoy viewing the following sites - some may be missing a few of the project requirements, but overall are very good submissions.

1. C Powell, R Peppers & C Young: http://dcsu1g2.weebly.com/
2. A Stevenson & K McGee: http://dcsu1group4.weebly.com/what-is-netiquette.html

Teacher Websites

ED 305 students just completed another semester with their final submission of their teacher Website. This is a major course project that students work on throughout the semester - and it's always a lot of fun for me to see the culmination of their hard work.

I have featured a few below that stood out for various reason - Enjoy!

B Cothren: http://mrscothrens4thgradeclass.weebly.com/

B Godbee: http://brettgodbeemath.weebly.com/

H Kilpatrick: http://biologyisabeautifulthing.weebly.com/

H Lang: http://mshannahlang.weebly.com/

M Love: http://misslovesclass.weebly.com/ 

O McMurtrey: http://oliviamcmurtreysclassroom.weebly.com/

A Romine: http://rominesresources.weebly.com/

M Trotman: http://michelltrotman.weebly.com/

B Whitbeck: www.brittinywhitbeckclassroom.weebly.com