Children's Work
1. [Primary]
Why not let
me know if you have children's work on your web site? I will include it
here.
Learner's work:
- Use the web to
showcase learners' work.
- Always provide
sufficient background details on how the work came about
- Give details on the
class involved.
- Giving details on
background/children's age will enable people to judge the quality of the
work in context.
Learners involved in
web publishing learn:
- to work creatively
with text, graphics and sound
- to develop their ICT
skills in a meaningful, collaborative context.
- to demonstrate their
understanding of a topic by presenting it in an attractive and persuasive
way which will hold people's attention.
An excellent starting
place is:
Using
Kids on the Net
Take a look too at my
section on Art Galleries
Other Examples:
• Children's
work using Flash - - a must see; Dr Geoff Dellow champions the use
of Flash for the learning of mathematical concepts and concepts not readily
accessible by the use of pen and paper; provides tuition in the use of Flash.
Some staggeringly amazing work done by kids!
Primary
Southwold
Primary School, Nottingham
Primary winner Web Nose Day Award - Becta/The Guardian Educational Web Site
Awards 2001. Take a look particularly at Web
Projects. There are some excellent and innovative illustrations of how
children's work can be published on the web using writing, art and
interactivity.
St
John Fisher Catholic Primary School, Wyken, Coventry - read the children's
work and accounts of their visits and successes in their online
newsletters.
There are accounts on Victorian
history; Building
bridges; Year
6 visit to Massey Ferguson etc Also see: All
about Tudors and The
Tudors and Britain
since 1930 There's some lovely poetry.
Year 6
Caldicotes
Primary School - writing on their visit to Beamish Museum
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