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For sure with my English 12 research paper

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For sure with my English 12 research paper

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I will use it for my SCOPE articles -this will allow me to use one program for annotating and I can dump KAMI. I will also use it for my research unit for the online resources.

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In my PO English class as another way for the kiddos to understand the text that we read.

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It can be very useful in GSI to breakdown and understand the high level articles that are assigned.

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I want to try and figure out a way to use it with the accounting text.  I also am going to try and plan to see if it will work with our one drive documents

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I want to try and figure out a way to use it with the accounting text.  I also am going to try and plan to see if it will work with our one drive documents

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I do not create assignments for students typically as a Speech Path, but I always like to ¨keep up¨ on the technologies they are using in the classroom so I can help support their classroom assignments/projects in their sessions.

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I do not create assignments for students typically as a Speech Path, but I always like to ¨keep up¨ on the technologies they are using in the classroom so I can help support their classroom assignments/projects in their sessions.

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Even though I provide quality resources for my students (and Paula shows them many) their first idea is to google it.

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They try to watch videos about the subject.

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They try to watch videos about the subject.

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Currently, my students Google everything!

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Currently, my students Google everything!

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The research in my class is very informal. For example students in my AP class yesterday researched volunteer opportunities in a Spanish speaking country of their choice. They just did a google search to find this information. 

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The research in my class is very informal. For example students in my AP class yesterday researched volunteer opportunities in a Spanish speaking country of their choice. They just did a google search to find this information. 

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I've worked with 8th grade WWII unit, Science 7 Weather unit, 7th grade Breadwinner book research with Rendler, European country research with 6th grade, World lit research with Kerska, World History research with Fassbender

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They find the first website that appears.

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Books, magazines, web sites, interviews, etc. Students use a variety of resources for a specific topic and the unit covers basic research skills, plagiarism, bibliographies, etc.

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Books, magazines, web sites, interviews, etc. Students use a variety of resources for a specific topic and the unit covers basic research skills, plagiarism, bibliographies, etc.

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I have a large Classical Civilization Screencast project where I bring the student to the LMC (get a research talk from Paula) and use resources in the LMC to complete the project.

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Currently, my students Google everything...

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Currently, my students Google everything...

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usually just type into Google and do a search

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usually just type into Google and do a search

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Sadly we just sort of let students run with "research" on a topic without a lot of guidelines.  Teaching juniors and seniors I was hoping they know what to do but they either don't know or are just not putting what they know to use.

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Sadly we just sort of let students run with "research" on a topic without a lot of guidelines.  Teaching juniors and seniors I was hoping they know what to do but they either don't know or are just not putting what they know to use.

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I have seen some students in English 12 using BadgerLink. Most of my students use Google for researching ANY and ALL questions. -NM

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I have seen some students in English 12 using BadgerLink. Most of my students use Google for researching ANY and ALL questions. -NM

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How do students research in your class?

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How might you use Scrible within your classroom instruction?