internet lives from their perspectives. On the show she talked about how to get parents online for the first time and described kid’s Internet lives form their perspective. View the chat room log at Edtechtalk.com

internet lives from their perspectives. On the show she talked about how to get parents online for the first time and described kid’s Internet lives form their perspective. View the chat room log at Edtechtalk.com

KQED Quest uses Google Maps to present a multimedia series exploring Northern California science, environment and nature. The materials on this site are incredibly well presented. From Previous Posts Teachers Teaching Teachers: Sharing Stories with Mapping - a podcast about useing maps in the classroom Use Google Maps Mashups in K-12 Education - A blog post outlining how Google Maps tools and mashups can be used to map walking routes, measure area and teach

. She has been an excellent student in all things “social networking” and now teacher to many parents as they read her blog posts at Living on the Line. Our first resident parent on Parents as Partners at www.edtechtalk/parentsaspartners she has now become one of the show hosts. Cindy has three children in grades 4 , 6 and 10 and her experiences with her children bring the show to life. Please listen to her in this k12onlineconference presentation.

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WOW2 Show #94 with educators from THE School at Columbia and Lucy Gray Submitted by speters on Mon, 2008-11-17 17:36. Women of Web 2.0 education Lucy Gray Sharon Peters THE School at Columbia Web 2.0

EdTech Talk Liz Davis brings up interesting personal learning network questions when asking for help on Twitter: “Have I given anything today? When was the last time I provided some information?  Have I just been asking?”

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I can use Bloglines to streamline my following of all of the different places I am creating on the web. I added a feed to my Classroom 2.0 Ning as well as a feed to my voicethread, but I am not sure if that will work the way I want it to. I also added Women of Web 2.0 podcasts - this way, I won't have to check my bookmarks to see if there is a new podcast which is what I have been doing up until now. I feel like my RSS feed is really helping to keep me organized in what seems, at times, to be web 2.0 overload.

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right after my post about Joanne comes my admiration and respect for Matt Montagne. Matt has been working side by side with me since February when I found Matt’s parent group wiki. He has been my support mechanism and all time great host for the Parents as Partners webcast at edtechtalk.com If you watch our presentation at this year’s K12Online conference you will see the knowledge base that Matt has with using web 2.0 tools to connect parents to the classroom.

How did I miss this? Sharon Peters just shared this link on the live show, Teachers Are Talking on EdTechTalk. She also talked about egranary and blogging partnership possibilities with schools in South Africa or Kenya. This recording will be worth listening to when it is posted! technorati tags: teacherswithoutborders egranary speters edtechtalk

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This 1,200-member network shares tips and share best practices in classroom technology. It also has a list-serv you can subscribe to at ISED list-serv, the SchoolComputing Wiki, an ISE group on Flickr, and join in the conversation at EdTechTalk.com. 5. Ning in Education A general education Ning with more than 2,000 members. If you’re looking for a place to share general information, tips and to seek out advice, this is the place to go. 6.

the format. While these technologies were relatively new last year, they seem to be much more ubiquitous this year and I expect more participation from everyone at the conference. If you are interested in listening to a NEIT2008 preview, check out EdTechTalk with Arvind Grover and Alex Ragone.  They were nice enough to have me on as a gues to discuss potential topics. Below are some of the topics I’m interested in this year: Moodle Language Learning Labs (with Covcell or Gong) Site Visit Program (Technology Evaluation similar to NYSAIS

OnTeensToday or through her books (including The Dirt E-Secrets of an Internet Kid), she offers down-to-earth honest tips and tricks for parents. We’re live on Monday, November 17 at 9PMEDT on Edtechtalk (http://edtechtalk.com/live) Join us for what is sure to be a lively conversation!

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. Wikipedia describes it as a method of self-organizing that can be applied to gatherings of any size to quickly tackle complex issues. It sounds a bit like FutureSearch, which I’m more familiar with, but definitely something worth knowing about! The EdTechTalk podcast this week featured a conversation about the plans and goals for the NYSAIS event. Plus, this conference is at the beautiful Mohonk Mountain House and you can’t beat that for open space! Sylvia Subscribe to the Generation YES Blog

learning networks promote growth and the power of learning. As always it’s great to have a conversation with Liz. She always leaves me with something new to think about. Oh wait… that’s why she’s in my PLN! Downlaod the podcast and chat here. Geek of the Week

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