<blockquote><strong>What was your favorite session at the ICE2010 Conference on Thursday February 25th?</strong></blockquote>
<a title="russ bio" href="http://news.cuip.net/author/russ/" target="_blank">Russ</a>:  Three teachers from Stevenson High School gave a presentation on using Wikispaces (<a href="http://www.wikispaces.com/" target="_blank">http://www.wikispaces.com</a>) for their Anatomy Team Wiki (<a href="http://shs-anatomy-cat.wikispaces.com/" target="_blank">http://shs-anatomy-cat.wikispaces.com/</a>).  These teachers gave an overview of how to use a wiki for collaborative student projects.  They explained how they set up template pages in the wiki for the students to complete.  One of the best parts of this project, according to the teachers, was the way students all learned to work together.

<a title="sara bio" href="http://news.cuip.net/author/sara/" target="_blank">Sara</a>:

<a title="mitch bio" href="http://news.cuip.net/author/mitch/" target="_blank">Mitch</a>:

<a href="http://news.cuip.net/author/shaz/" target="_blank">Shaz</a>:  I enjoyed Henry Thiele's presentation on the "<a title="presentation" href="http://docs.google.com/present/view?id=0Aexp41WsbkUKZGc3NmpjMmRfMjI3djgzOHI3bTk&amp;hl=en  " target="_blank">Visualization of Complex Information Through Images</a>" which looked at tools like Tag Clouds and Motion Charts as ways of engaging students and helping them to develop their understandings of how to interpret sets of  data.  Many teachers don't usually think of text as "data", but that kind of approach might be very helpful to some of their students.

<strong>Photos from ICE2010 (Thursday, February 26th)</strong>:

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