1. Bloom’s Taxonomies

2. 1956 by Benjamin Bloom
2001 by Lorin Anderson and David Krathwohl

4. Allan Carrington
University of Adelaide

5. Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy Wheel
I think Jim Dunnigan showed them this in TEED 512.

6. the a I we https://books.google.com/ngrams/
Finally Ngram Viewer from Google Book. The idea here is that for better or for worse, Google has scanned a whole lot of books. They can now tell us the frequency with which an “N gram” appears in all these books. An n gram is a set of n words (where n is ≤5). SO I can find out how often the 2 gram “Goodnight Moon” has appeared, etc.
How often does the 1-gram, “the” appear? It looks like the word “the” constitutes about 5-6 percent of all the words used.
How about “a?” It’s right around 1.5%. How about “I?” (Let them speculate.) It’s around .5%
And “we?” …. Higher or lower than “I?” [CLICK]

7. Young Adult Books: Which one will be on top? By how much?
The Hobbit, Chronicles of Narnia, TKAM, The Giver, Harry Potter
Which one will be on top? By how much?
Now, how about the titles of some of the most influential young adult novels of the 20th century?
The Hobbit, Chronicles of Narnia, TKAM, The Giver, and Harry Potter Which one will be on top?
Now, notice that we were looking at the books published between 1900 and 2000 – the 20th C. What if we go as far as this data set will allow (which seems to be 2008)? [CLICK]