Journal+Entry+-+May+04

Creating a PowerPoint Game was both educational and fun. This was the first time that I have been exposed to this aspect of PowerPoint. Knowing how to do this as a teacher is GREAT! I definitely see myself using this with students in the near future to review material. Also, I could see having older students create their own game as a way to share information with the class and review class material. **Below** **is** **the** **link to PowerPoint Game Templates and Examples** http://projects.coe.uga.edu/lrieber/wwild/search/PPT-search-results.asp
 * __PowerPoint Game__**

__**Chapter 6**__ The concept of project learning can help students be successful with working with others while in and out of the classroom. If teachers use wikis or blogs in the classroom, teachers need to plan with a purpose.

http://www.kidlink.org/kidspace/start.php?HoldNode=1
 * Below is the link to KidLink.** This project interconnects children globally. Users range in age between 10 years - 15 years.

Teachers can become part of community to discuss/share ideas, strategies, activities, etc. http://tappedin.org/tappedin/
 * Building Teacher Communities.The link is below.**