54:01 minutes (24.73 MB)

This episode of Teachers are Talking, hosted by Lisa Parisi and Susan van Gelder and Cheryl Lykowski  featured Natalie Rusk from MIT and Karen Randall from a school in St. Paul Minnesota, discussing Scratch.  It took place on April 10, 2008.

66:50 minutes (30.6 MB)

Join Women of Web 2.0 as we interview Peggy Petrilli, the turn around principal. Welcome Kathy Shields as she holds down the seat for Jen. Jen is on sabbatical for the month. This is a fascinating conversation about assessment driving instruction, small group focused instruction. As always the chat room was rocking.

Chat 

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Hello and welcome. This show is our 60th show.We invited Scott Rigsby to join us. He is a motivational speaker and you will enjoy and stay on the edge of your seat throughout. I've never seen the chat room so quiet and enthralled. Thanks Scott for a great show, thanks to the chat room too! Plus thanks for sticking with us with the interruptions on the stream. Not sure what was happening, but we kept plugging away and the whole hour is recorded for your listening enjoyment.

The Chat!

30:16 minutes (13.86 MB)This episode of Teachers are Talking, hosted by Lisa Parisi and Susan van Gelder,  featured Allanah King of New Zealand, discussing embedded technology in the classroom.  Our next show will be on Monday, February 25.

65:20 minutes (29.91 MB)

Show 58, all the Women of Web 2.0 are here and enjoying our guest Nicole Pinkard, CEO , Chief Technology Officer - Center for Urban School Improvement.

Again, the chat is incredible and you are all a part of it.

Chat for Jan. 15, 2008

47:40 minutes (21.82 MB)This show, hosted by Lisa Parisi, Susan van Gelder, and Cheryl Lykowski was recorded on December 20th, 2007 and featured our very own Jeff Lebow, who talked about World Bridges and goals for the future.

67:17 minutes (23.1 MB)

Join Sharon, Jen, Vicki and Cheryl as we interview Jo McLeay, an English teacher from Melbourne Australia! We have Jo explaining to us how content in the classroom meets up with Web 2.0 and 21st Century Skills.

CHAT:

There is so much in this chat, you will need to read through this a couple times.:-)

69:34 minutes (24.14 MB)Join the Women of Web 2.0 as we have a great conversation with Beth Kantor, and a wild conversation in the chat room. Thanks for making our year in webcasting a blast. Come back again, ya hear!

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34:41 minutes (15.91 MB)

Welcome to Alex Ragone and arvind grover's K-12 Online Presentation.

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Listen in to an interview I did with Dr. James Stanger, one of the experts from

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EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #43
One Year Anniversary and Jeff Lebow from Worldbridges
May 15, 2007

This week we celebrated our one year anniversary, woot! We have managed to get to our 43rd episode, only taking a few weeks off for vacation last summer. We reflect on what it has been like, and bring in our mentor Jeff Lebow, founder of Worldbridges to discuss 21st Century Learning and EdTechTalk.com

We also discussed the recent NY Times article about schools getting rid of their laptop programs. We gave some of our own critiques and discussed how schools could be more successful with 1:1 initiatives. 

Next week, we'll be discussing faculty professional development with Jeff Ritter, from St. John's School in Houston Texas. See you all then.

To contact us, please submit a comment on this post or send us e-mail at 21 [at] edtechtalk.com.

70:24 minutes (16.12 MB)

Join Jen, Sharon, Vicki and Cheryl as we chat and interview Cathy Evanoff, North Carolina Technology Teacher of the Year, and Carter Hawkins from Innertoob and Crowdabout.us.

Cheryl is finally out of the ECHO chamber. Enjoy the fun. The chat room was rocking and the link will be posted soon with all the goodies, links and conversations.

 

A show about the webcasting process. If you're interested is learning to webcast, go to WebcastAcademy.net

Next week, we'll be discussing community portals and open source software with Richard Kassissieh from http://www.kassblog.com/