Week of March 7, 2009 to March 13, 2009
Conversations Show 28 03 08 2009
Lisa recently returned from the Celebration of Teaching and Learning Conference in NYC. She shared her impressions and was joined by Karen Janowski who also attended the conference. The conversation continued in a discussion about creativity and how it is addressed in schools. Do schools kill creativity? Listen to the show to hear the conversation. As always, the chat room was rocking!
SEEDLings 2009-03-12 Andrew Sutherland
Andrew Sutherland, author and owner of Quizlet.com joins us for the show. Andrew is a freshman at MIT and had some great things to share.
EdTechWeekly Post-show - Elluminate Issue & some Mac Chat
EdTechTalk Community Discussion
EdTechWeekly#118 Post-show
March 8, 2009
from the ETT Governance backchannel
How do we feel about ETT shows to using Elluminate?
(plus some earnest Mac Chat)
EdTechWeekly#118
t's Elementary 32, Live from CUE 2009
Alice and Jose report live from the http://cue.org conference. We pulled people fron the exhibit hall and got reflections on their conference experience. CUE began EdubloggerCon West on Wednesday and continued with three full days of 1 hour talks, 3 hour sessions, full day workshops, panel talks, and an Open Source pavillion. Have a listen as CUE participants share their favorite sessions and impressions. Enjoy the the show.
ETBS.2009-03-05
Sheila Adams visits and tells us about her recent trip to Belize. We're also joined by Matt Montagne who gives us an update on preparations for earthcast09, and tells us about an upcoming professional development day he is co-facilitating.
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