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Teachers Teaching Teachers #99 - From elgg to Drupal? - 04.09.08

Submitted by Paul Allison on Wed, 2008-04-23 18:43.

69:20 minutes (15.88 MB)

For this webcast, we invited Bill Fitzgerald, Dave Cormier and Gail Desler to talk about social networking and what platforms make sense right now. Of course behind all of this talk about Drupal and Edublogs were questions that we are asking about about how we in the, ah... Teachers Teaching Teachers, Youth Voices, Personal Learning Space, Youth Twitter ... group of teachers might want to continue working together ... and how the software decisions we need to make this Spring can support our hopes and plans.

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21st Century Learning #60: Demetri Orlando and Fred Bartels on the ISENet Ning

Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2008-01-04 04:25.

28:53 minutes (13.26 MB)
21st Century Learning #60
The Independent School Educators Network (ISENET) Ning
A discussion with Demetri Orlando and Fred Bartels
December 19, 2007


We discussed the Independent School Educator Ning network with Fred Bartels and Demetri Orlando. What is a social network? How do we expand it? How do we bring the other 98% of teachers into the world of their students. A fun conversation.

 

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21st Century Learning #59: Students Discussing Social Networking between Faculty and Students

Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2007-12-14 04:45.

31:50 minutes (14.57 MB)
21st Century Learning #59
Students Discussing Social Networking Between Faculty and Students
with Special Guests, Laurie Bartels, Andrew ('09), and Kristi ('10) from Rye Country Day School and Banoo ('10) and Kari ('08) from Hewitt School.
December 12, 2007


We continued our conversation about appropriate boundries between teachers and students in social networks with students from Rye Country Day School and Hewitt School.

What are you experiences with Facebook, Twitter, or any other social network and your students? What boundries do you draw?

 


Teachers Teaching Teachers #82 - Is the Internet Enough? - A Dialogue with Vance Stevens

Submitted by Paul Allison on Tue, 2007-12-11 11:42.

39:00 minutes (8.96 MB)Vance Stevens joins us on this podcast, to discuss a project he has been doing with four teachers--Nelba Quintana, Doris Molero, Sasa Sirk, and Rita Zeinstejer. They have been asking their students to use the tag "writingmatrix" when they post to their blogs, then they use Technorati and Google Reader to find each other's blogs. Vance and these four teachers presented this work recently at the K12OnlineConference: "Motivate Student Writers by Fostering Collaboration through Tagging and Aggregating" We thought it would be a good idea to see how we might join their network of student bloggers with our school-based social networks at YouthVoices.net and the PersonalLearningSpace.com.

21st Century Learning #58: A Discussion of the Issues Surrounding Social Networking Between Faculty and Students

Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2007-12-07 21:20.

24:57 minutes (11.45 MB)
21st Century Learning #58
A Discussion of the Issues Surrounding
Social Networking Between Faculty and Students
with Special Guest, Lucy Gray
December 5, 2007

We had an exciting conversation about the appropriate boundries that teachers should have between their personal and professional lives with their students, and how the Internet and Social Networking tools effect this relationship. Lucy Gray joined us about half way through our show to discuss Facebook and how college students are using it as a tool to learn, communicate and even get jobs.

Next week we'll be attempting to have a few students join in the conversation.

What are you experiences with Facebook, Twitter, or any other social network and your students? What boundries do you draw?

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EdTechTalk#71 - Growing up in a Web 2.0 World

EdTechTalk #71
November 19, 2006
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EdTechTalk #20 - Part 2 - Will Richardson & Stephen Downes

EdTechTalk #20 - Part 2
October 16, 2005
Guests: Stephen Downes & Will Richardson
Part 2 (13MB, 56:56)
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Part #2 of our conversation with two leaders in the field of educational technology.  As Will returns after a power failure by skyping in from his cell phone we discuss possibilities of action research,  time management in a web2.0 world, structured blogging, resource profiles, microformats, social networking, blogging in K-6, professional development, differences between U.S. & Canadian educational systems, & lots more

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