21st Century Learning #23: Technology Projects

EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #23
Technology Projects in our Schools
November 28, 2006
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A conversation about the new projects that we are working on at our schools this year. Inspired by: K12Converge: From the Trenches. We discussed iPods, Video, Podcasting, Tablet PCs, SmartBoards, Faculty Professional Development and many other topics. We also started a new segment: Heard in our Schools. Check out the audio for details...



 

 Alex Ragone  Main Room   http://intranet2.collegiateschool.org/pd/?p=3
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   Hi Nancy.
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   Where are you from?
 nancy  Main Room   Hi, sorry I'm late. Syracuse
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   No problem
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   welcome.
 arvind grover  Main Room   welcome nancy
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   http://hetherington0607.learnerblogs.org/rules-for-blogging/
 arvind grover  Main Room   nancy, if you have anything to add or have any questions, throw them in the chat room
 nancy  Main Room   ok
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   http://coverpage.pcs.k12.mi.us/geeked/
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   Geek!Ed!
 Alex Ragone  Main Room   http://www.learning-blog.org/2006/11/17/faculty-technology-assessment/
 nancy  Main Room   Do you find faculty learn from basic teaching of skills or when they ask to use something e.g. ipod?
 nancy  Main Room   If I don't use it right away and often, I forget.
 nancy  Main Room   Yes
 nancy  Main Room   Yes to projects, I mean.
 arvind grover  Main Room   alex's post that we are discussing: http://www.learning-blog.org/2006/11/17/faculty-technology-assessment/
 arvind grover  Main Room   book of webcasting: http://www.webcastacademy.net/Book_of_Webcasting
 arvind grover  Main Room   "never by israel, it's too expensive" - what a quote
 nancy  Main Room   Esample of use of blogging with elementary students in language class see teresadeca
 arvind grover  Main Room   new segment: overheard in our schools?
 arvind grover  Main Room   never buy israel that is, typo :)
 arvind grover  Main Room   thanks nancy, here is the link to that blog: http://blog-efl.blogspot.com/