Create 1- Content Map

Name this post: Create 1- Content Map
Next: Include the following in your blog

Answer: What should be included in the Content Map? What aspects of online learning and technology are essential to integrate in the process?
Create: Isolate a web tool explored in this lesson, and then create a Content Map for the chosen topic using that web tool. Be sure to highlight technology tools used in your lesson plan.
Artifact: Include this content map and a link to the tool used in your blog.

 I created a content map using Bubbl.us.  I focused on Reading Fluency.  I made several sub bubbles to extend off of Reading Fluency.  I added links to some of them to show students what they are to work on in each section to help them with their fluency.  Teachers must be able to navigate the internet and gather resources for their topic.  Teachers can make them on Google Drawings, this site, and many more.  

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