Collaborative+Projects

=Collaborative Projects=

Senior Math Resources
Early Questions & Comments ==
 * Who is interested in becoming involved?
 * What type of resources / learning objects are we looking for? Any criteria?
 * Supporting the goals & philosophy of the renewed senior math curricula which includes focusing on student discovery and not just teachers "covering", and on inquiry learning
 * Many options can & should be explored/created - video, interactive web tools, print resources. Do we want to set standards (e.g. Word docs and/or PDF; standard for video formats?)
 * Copyright-free
 * Should undergo some field testing with students before making available to all?How can we best store the learning objects created so they can be easily found by others? Suggestions for creating a searchable index?
 * Should resources be stored by individual school divisions that create the resources or at some central repository?
 * Each school division stores their own, but a central site such as this SETA wiki provides a listing of what is produced & how it may be accessed? Is this the best solution?

May 20, 2011, 11:00 - 11:59 AM== Hosted by South East Cornerstone School Division Archived Session
 * Presenters: Susan Wilson, Senior Math Consultant & Peggy Lawson, Instructional Technology Consulant


 * This webinar focused on senior math collaboration, but we interested in hearing of any wish to collaborate in other areas as well
 * Divisions which have expressed an interest in senior math collaboration (feel free to jump in): SE Cornerstone; Prairie South; Saskatoon Public; Northern Lights