Timelines in OneNote
Have you ever asked your students to create timelines in OneNote? This exercise utilizes 3 cool features of OneNote: The infinite scroll. There is no limit to the scope of a timeline, and you can go back and expand and…
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Be aware and exercise your #Google #criticism
This is an idea for a history lesson on “search machine-criticism”: Homework: Watch this video [arve url=”; title=”Google bubbles” /] In class; Test the assertions/claims in the video by changing location and Google accounts: Google the same keyword from…
2: Collaboration Project with @CenterStreet86 and her class
My school participated in a regional project with 6 other schools trying to come up with ideas to bring the world into the classroom other than embarking on expensive study trips. Inspired by this, I blogged 5 ideas to for…
1: Classroom discussion in a Sharepoint newsfeed
Although I don’t like to be used as a pawn in the big EdtechGame of Thrones between Google and Microsoft, I am vain enough to fall for tricks like being accepted in ye olde knighthood of Microsofts Innovate Educators and…
Digital tools in the #history classroom
Presentation for plenary session on Council of Europe Belgrade seminar, 29/10 2015 This is my first visit to Belgrade so I hope there will be time to see the city. My name is Lars Henriksen and I have been teaching…
5 ideas for a #connected humanities #k12 classroom
I would like to connect my students with students in another country. Maybe it doesn’t have to be very time-consuming, if you start with very small assignments- and then see what happens. First, one should ask the students, what online social icebreaker…
Cooperative teaching?
I like to prepare a new history course for my students, but it can be very time consuming. If there is a textbook on the subject, you can start from there and add some online material, but unless you have…
Synthesis activities in the 21st century classroom
(This blog is inspired by a blogpost of my honoured tribemate Starr Sackstein – you should really go follow her) When you have worked your way through a novel with a class for weeks it is great to finish off with…
Dare we go with classroom flow?
This week I participated in #edchatDe, a german twitterchat for educators. One of the questions was : Q2: What rules and rituals have you introduced to create a positive atmosphere? #EdchatDE — EdchatDE (@EdchatDE) 19. november 2013 And my…
Let your students curate teaching material
I just finished a short “speaker’s course” in 1.g (students are app. 16 ys.), where we looked at different reasoning techniques before students prepared and gave a speech themselves in class. As an introduction I let the students share links…