professional development
21st Century Learning #115: Liz Davis Discussing One on One Teacher Professional Develoment
Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2009-12-11 14:2521st Century Learning #115
November 24, 2009
Liz Davis on 1 to 1 Teacher Professional Develoment
A conversation with Liz Davis about integrating technology into the curriculum with a 1 on 1 professional development. Read more about Liz's ideas on her blog or at the ISENet NING.
17:24 minutes (8 MB)
21st Century Learning #98: Designing an Open Online Teacher Academy -- Part 2
Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2009-03-20 17:4521st Century Learning #98
Designing an Open Online Teacher Academy -- Part 2
March 19, 2009
Week 2 of figuring out how to design an online teacher academy.
We're starting to nail down a goal for this academy:
The goal of this experience is to:
1. Teach online tools in the context of teaching and learning
2. Creating online community to model and sustain this learning
*Please not that these are in draft form.
This online teacher academy starts by walking its participants through some basic online tools while building a community, and creates a structure for the participants to create and document new work thus leaving a legacy for the next generation of learners.
With these goals and constructs, where do you see this going? Leave us a comment here or over at the isenet.ning.com/forum/topics/call-for-a-conversation-onlineISENet ning.
Photo from: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jiscinfonet/405736372/
25:46 minutes (23.64 MB)
21st Century Learning #97:Designing an open, web 2.0, personal learning network, online community building, project for teachers
Submitted by alex.ragone on Sat, 2009-03-14 04:4721st Century Learning #97
Designing an open, web 2.0, personal learning network, online community building, project for teachers
March 12, 2009
Dave Cormier and Demetri Orlando join us to explore the concept of an open, web 2.0, personal learning network, online community building, project for teachers. Have suggestions or resources to discuss here? Please add them to this conversation by commenting on this post or emailing us at 21@edtechtalk.com. Please join us at 1:00pm EST on Thursday, March 19th at http://edtechtalk.com/live where we'll continue the conversation.
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37:39 minutes (17.27 MB)
Teachers Teaching Teachers #129 - Writing in the Digital Age - A special National Writing Project show - 11.12.08
Submitted by Paul Allison on Sun, 2008-11-16 23:09
On this special episode of Teachers Teaching Teachers, Paul Allison and Susan Ettenheim -- with Alice Barr, a technology teacher in Yarmouth, Maine -- welcomed to the show a couple of teachers, a couple of Writin
g Project Directors, and a researcher of Writing Projects. These folks (along with James Shiroff from the Denver Writing Project) will be presenting and facilitating a 2-hour session at the National Writing Project's 2008 Annual Meeting this week. The name of their featured presenation, "Writing in the Digital Age," identifies some of the issues discussed on this podcast.
- Seth Mitchell, high school teacher and Tech Liaison for the Maine Writing Project (University of Maine)
- Sarah Hunt-Barron, middle school teacher, teacher consultant of the Upstate Writing Project in South Carolina and doctoral student at Clemson University
- Rebecca Kaminski, Director Upstate Writing Project in South Carolina and professor at Clemson University, SC
- Felicia George, Associate Director of the New York City Writing Project at Lehman College, NY
- Laura Stokes, Inverness Research in California
We think you'll enjoy this conversation whether or not you are planning to join these folks at the National Writing Project’s Annual Meeting in San Antonio November 20 and 21.
These Writing Project teachers and their colleagues also shared stories about how they support their fellow teachers to further their development in teaching writing in a digital environment. Many interesting ideas about the students’ enthusiasm for writing to real audiences and generating more writing were discussed along with issues that local programs face when offering professional development services to teachers in their area.
Click Read more to see a transcript of the chat that was happening at the same time as the webcast.
68:05 minutes (15.55 MB)
21st Century Learning #81 Alec Couros on Teacher Education and Open Course Design
Submitted by alex.ragone on Sat, 2008-10-25 02:01
21st Century Learning #81
Alec Couros on Teacher Education and Open Course Design
October 24, 2008
This week Alec Couros joined us to discuss teacher education and creating an open course for pre and in-service K-12
teachers. This course would be similar to his Open, Social, Connected course.
Interested? Contact Alec via Twitter or his Blog. Alex check out his K12 Online presentation.
Not passionate about this, but know someone who might be? Send them Alec's contact info.
See you next week with a preview of the NEIT 2008 Conference.
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39:39 minutes (18.18 MB)
21st Century Learning #46: Year in Review, Professional Learning, Summer Plans and Reading
Submitted by alex.ragone on Sat, 2007-06-23 02:23EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #46
Year in Review, Professional Learning, Summer Plans and Reading
June 19, 2007
This week, we discussed our year, our summer plans, a professional development learning network, and our summer plans and reading.
To contact us, please submit a comment on this post or send us e-mail at 21 [at] edtechtalk.com.
41:21 minutes (18.96 MB)
A Discussion on Worldbridges Sustainability
A Discussion on Worldbridges Sustainability
November 16, 2006
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While hanging out on air before EdTech Brainstorm, Brad Hicks skyped in and asked Jeff & Dave about the sustainability of Worldbridges and The Webcast Academy. The discussion that ensued covered non-profit possibilities, other financial considerations, potential management structures and how to avoid participant burnout.
Teachers Teaching Teachers #25 -Do we need a new discipline: Stories of Student Online Conversation
Teachers Teaching Teachers
Do we need a new discipline: Stories of Student Online Conversation
October 18, 2006
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Our conversation this evening began innocently enough with Gail Desler, the technology liaison for the Area 3 Writing Project in and around Sacramento, California, describing her work over the past four years with blogging in the classroom. Last year 3 different Writing Projects and 5 schools joined together in a project called “Youth Voices: Coast to Valley.” Given that we have stolen their name, “Youth Voices” in an attempt to broaden our network of schools, we are delighted to include Gail and her teachers in the elgg at http://youthvoices.net! Last night Gail said that some of the same teachers from last year’s work would be joining the new Youth Voices. A great question that Gail has been asking is, “How can we sustain and deepen online conversations on a blog?” And part of this has to do with finding the right balance between personal blogging and common blogging around a theme or text.
EdTechTalk#20 - Disccussion with Stephen Downes & Will Richardson
October 16, 2005
Guests: Stephen Downes & Will Richardson
The first part of our conversation with these two leaders in the field of educational technology. The discussion includes life before web2.0 and the paths each took to get where they are, copyright issues of digital content, politics of edtech, the use of tablet pc's, professional development, differences between U.S. & Canadian educational systems, & lots more









