SOARWEB.org is here! 

Use the Soarweb Tool Box to:

Take an orientation of MultiMedia Web-based design

What is a Soarweb or a Learning Segment?

Basic Editing of Media Shows

Identify Ohio Standards, ITACs and ILTLI workshop Materials

Review The ILTLI's  lesson frameworks

Explore Soarweb tutorials and assistance

Details for Media Shows, Quiz/Tests, Learning Segments

Clip Art & HTML

Research 

Internet MultiMedia Development & 7th Grade Achievement

Review The ILTLI's Soarweb Help

Review The Soarweb MultiMedia Rubric

Review Collaborative Media Show Uses 

Develop these project Ideas

Review teacher/classroom uses

Use Soarweb to build class web page, lessons, activities, bookmark accounts, even teacher training

 

Learning Segment orientation 

1. Introduction to Internet Based MultiMedia through Soarweb: What are Media Shows, Tests, Learning Segments? How does one incorporate HTML? What is a compelling project?  Visit our introduction.
Learning Segment examples: 
Contrasting Compelling and "less than compelling" Learning Segments
Level 1 Projects: Geography Lesson Volcano!, Was the US Ready for WWII?, Lesson in Collaboration
Level 2 Projects: Geography Lesson Volcano!, Was the US Ready for WWII?
Video/Audio Use in HS Project, Video/Audio Use in Elementary Project 
Our Teacher Pages.

Clip Art: UseClevelandMemory.org or Cleveland Digital Library for both Images & History, FreeGraphics Gallery,  search Google, Pics4learning.com, SCT images or the ILTLI's art links  provided here to practice with your Media Basket. 

Digital Collections: Memory Collections: Ohio, American & Cleveland; Cleveland Digital Library, Global Treasures

Tutorials: online & PDFs

2. Model Project Standards. "Compelling Integration"  What makes a project "Compelling?" 

The Soarweb Classroom Status Rubric: MediaShow format or HTML format, and Project Management Template.(copy this one to your own account)

Collaboration: One Learning Segement with Media Shows produced by various authors: a hands-on demo comparing HyperStudio, Soarweb and Internet Publishing.  A Science, Social Studies, Language Arts Standards-based lesson on Earthquakes.

Vocational Training & Academic Course support: review the examples here and note the contrast between the traditional electronic web-based lesson and the "Unique & Compelling Lesson!"

Our Collaborative Media Show links.  Link these into your own projects: Media Show #153 called "Our Internet Project" and Media Show #986 "The Project Management Planner." Revise/edit them for your own objectives.

 Soarweb  Teacher Pages 

 

 

3. Collaborative Media Show Links
Published Soarweb Media Shows (MS) can be linked in the Learning Segment Editor by using the MS #.  Try using these:
Media Show #2796: How to Navigate Soarweb a description of Soarweb features. Use as a "preface" to your projects.
Media Show #153: Our Internet Project
Media Show #986: The Project Managment Planner
Media Show#3273: Teacher Website template (How a Teachers Social Studies list, Social Studies Site,or activity looks in a Learning Segment.  And finally, a complete Lesson employing Collaborative Media Show use.
Media Show #3594 How to establish an iKeepbookmarks account
IVDL Frameworks Media Shows 
These Media Shows are made available for our IVDL collaborators:
Media Show #556: The Lesson Planning Guide 
Media Show #540: Authentic Audience Video Framework
Media Show #541: Collaboration Video Framework
Media Show #542: Electronic Field Trip Video Framework
Media Show #543: Remote Expert Video Framework
Media Show #544: Simulation Video Framework
The IVDL & Video Frameworks Learning Segment
4. The ILTLI's Soarweb Help
5. Project Ideas:
Design Resources for Scavenger Hunts; 
Design A WebQuest
Implement a Problem Based Module or Unique & Compelling Project

 

We use either the The Project Management Planner (Diagram, Description and  Workbook pdf) or  Unit of Practice as our lesson plan format, and the Project Management Template.(copy this one to your own account)

We encourage teachers and students to develop "compelling" Soarweb Learning Segments using this rubric and storyboard.

Teachers complete an Action Plan (PDF format, MSWord format), maintain a Teacher's Journal (PDF format, Excel format), and complete a MediaShow Storyboard, and Learning Segment StoryBoard