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Midwest, United States
For the past fifteen years, Pam Pleviak, MLIS has been dedicated to exploring innovative technologies, teaching students and staff and reading. She looks for the opportunity to provide a variety of staff development opportunities and has presented at institute days, lunch and learns, department workshops and IL-TEC in Springfield Illinois. She enthusiastically collaborates with colleagues across disciplines and to leverage talent for greater growth of students and staff. She serves as a key player on the the Professional Development Committee and co-wrote the latest district technology plan. Pam graduated Summa Cum Laude from Lake Forest College with a major in English. Her MLIS and Type 75 were earned from Dominican University. Her motto is: Many hands make light work.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Week 2 E-Learning Assessment

Clustrmap is now installed, but I'll feel like a sophomore with no date for homecoming, since I'd be surprised to see little dots clustering my map. Perhaps this is the formative piece of this activity:) I had hoped to return to my blog and now this will force me to do it. So far, the reading on uses of blogs in the classroom as pertaining to student work excites me. It validates their use and is supported by evidence. I'm intrigued by the idea that blogging will support all students in their self-reflection and learning.
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  1. AnonymousJune 23, 2010 at 8:48 PM

    I really enjoyed looking at your e-learning portfolio, Pam. It looks so polished. I also was impressed with the Animoto video that you created for your workshop this summer.
    Lorrie Polesky in Moline, IL

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Animoto Visual Tool for Learning

This is an example of an Animoto book trailer. I presented a teacher inservice for this visual tool at Warren-Newport Public Library in Gurnee, Illinois this summer.