Lisa Parisi and Maria Knee discussed the topic of digital footprints. Matthew Tabor joined in the conversation, which covered such issues as educator responsibilities, professional vs. personal online personas, and online etiquette.
Lisa Parisi and Maria Knee discussed the topic of digital footprints. Matthew Tabor joined in the conversation, which covered such issues as educator responsibilities, professional vs. personal online personas, and online etiquette.
This week Maria Knee and Lisa Parisi talked about our personalities. How does who we are affect how we teach? Paul Bogush and Maureen Tumenas joined us in the Skype call.
This week Maria Knee and Lisa Parisi talked about our personalities. How does who we are affect how we teach? Paul Bogush and Maureen Tumenas joined us in the Skype call.
This week's topic was about attending conferences. We
asked and discussed why do you go to conferences, what do you gain by
going to a conference, and wandered off track a bit to share
experiences. We were joined by Lee Kolbert and Arvind Grover in the
skype call as well as many others in the chat room. Arvind shared
information about the unconference model from his first hand
experiences.
This week's topic was about conferences. We
asked and discussed why do you go to conferences, what do you gain by
going to a conference, and wandered off track a bit to share
experiences. We were joined by Lee Kolbert and Arvind Grover in the
skype call as well as many others in the chat room. Arvind shared
information about the unconference model from his first hand
experiences.
This week the show focused on the Presidential election outcome. What can we expect as educators with Barack Obama as president? Maria Knee and Lisa Parisi were joined by Michael Smith, Sylvia Tolisano, and Minhaaj ur Rehman to discuss our ideas.
What would you do with a magic wand to change education? That was the topic for our conversation this week. It was from a question posed to Lisa by David Warlick. Alec Couros and Paul Bogush joined us. Although we didn't stick to this topic per se, there was much conversation around change in education and school. The folks in the chat room kept thing going as well.
What would you do with a magic wand to change education? That was the
topic for our conversation this week. It was from a question posed to
Lisa by David Warlick. Alec Couros and Paul Bogush joined us. Although
we didn't stick to this topic per se, there was much conversation
around change in education and school. The folks in the chat room kept
thing going as well.
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