INTRODUCTION This is the fifth in a series of resources outlining apps, Web sites, and ideas for using Bloom's Revised Taxonomy to support teaching and learning. This resource deals with Android apps for the fifth of Bloom's levels, evaluating. The previous posts in the series were: An overview of Bloom's and apps to support the remembering level Apps to support the understanding level Apps to support the... More →
INTRODUCTION This is the fourth in a series of resources outlining apps, Web sites, and ideas for using Bloom's Revised Taxonomy to support teaching and learning. This resource deals with Android apps for the fourth of Bloom's levels, analyzing. The previous posts in the series were: An overview of Bloom's and apps to support the remembering level Apps to support the understanding level Apps to support... More →
Sony now has an MHL- HDMI Adapter that allows you to hook the Sony Experia Tablet Z to an HDMI port on a television, monitor, or projector and mirror your tablet's screen! Of course, this is great for the classroom! It connects to the MHL port on the Sony Experia Tablet Z and has an HDMI port on the other side. It also includes a charging port on... More →
Introduction Bloom's Revised Taxonomy is a pedagogical model we are all familiar with. This is the third in a series of resources outlining apps, Web sites, and ideas for using Bloom's Revised Taxonomy to support teaching and learning. This resource deals with Android apps for the third of Bloom's levels, applying. The previous posts in the series were: An overview of Bloom's and apps to support... More →
INTRODUCTION Last month, I provided an overview of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy and include a set of Android apps and Web sites that could be used to support teaching and learning at the remembering level. If you did not read that first installment, please take a moment to do so! UNDERSTANDING LEVEL The next cognitive level of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy is the understanding level. The understanding level involves... More →
INTRODUCTION If you were an education major in college, you are probably very familiar with Bloom's Taxonomy. In the image below, on the left, is the original Bloom’s Taxonomy, developed in the late 1950’s by Benjamin Bloom. On the right, is the Revised Blooms Taxonomy, published in 2000 by Anderson, a student of Bloom’s, and Krathwhol. The names of the levels were turned into action... More →