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K12Online09 Week2 Fireside Chat Archive
The archive of Saturday’s K12Online09 week 2 fireside chat is available! K12Online Echo Webcasts continue, and will be posted on our K12Online Ning Events page. Archived programs are and will be available via the K12OnlineEcho EdTechTalk channel. Our first official “echo webcast” will be Tuesday, January 26th. More details will be forthcoming! Technorati Tags: edtechtalk, education, k12online, k12online09, [...]K12Online09 Week 2 Fireside Chat on Saturday (9 Jan 2010)
K12Online Community: We hope this message finds you well and looking forward to a great year of learning in 2010! We will host our “week 2 fireside chat” for the 2009 K-12 Online Conference this coming Saturday, January 9th! The week 2 keynote speakers, Rachel Boyd and Diego Leal, will present and engage in Q&A with participants [...]Please evaluate K12Online09
Please take a few minutes and complete the online evaluation for the 2009 K-12 Online Conference! Conference organizers will use your input to make the conference in 2010 even better! Also remember (if you have not already) to join our K-12 Online Conference Ning, and RSVP to attend our twice-monthly live events (The K12Online “Echo” Webcast) [...]K12Online09 Day 10 Presentations: 18 December 2009
Welcome to day ten of the 2009 K-12 Online Conference! All presentations are listed and linked on our main conference schedule. Build your own custom video playlist at embedr.com Today’s presentations include: KICKING IT UP A NOTCH Remixing History: The Cigar Box Project Neil Stephenson Googlios: When Google Apps Meet ePortfolios & PLNs G. Alex Ambrose WEEK IN THE CLASSROOM Steal this Preso: Copyrights, [...]Inside the Global Collaborative Debate: Eracism
Presenter: Vicki Davis, Bernajean Porter, Julie Lindsay, Kim Caise Location: Various USA Locations and Beijing, China Link to presenter’s K12Online Ning Profile page Presentation Title: Inside the Global Collaborative Debate: Eracism Presentation Description: This presentation will center around the Eracism Project (the newest Flat Classroom Project), which was proposed by students at the 2009 Conference and will be an [...]Conference Twitter Stream
2009 K-12 Online Conference
Please join us for our next K-12 Online Echo Webcast on 9/10 February 2010!
with guest, Chris Walsh who will elaborate on his 2009 presentation: Moogpal in Action. Check the date and time for where you live. It will be Tuesday evening in North America.For archives of the LAN parties, Fireside Chats and Echo, go to EdTechTalk
A video archive of our 2nd K12Online fireside chat (with week 2 keynoters Diego Leal and Rachel Boyd) is available on our blog via Ustream.
All presentations for the 2009 K-12 Online Conference have been published and are listed and linked on our main conference schedule.
Please take a few minutes and complete our 2009 conference evaluation!
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Bulling
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My reply to Wesley Fryer 1 Reply
Started by Barbara Avantika Itam in Introductions. Last reply by Wesley Fryer 1 day ago.
Teaching With Netbooks
Started by Brad Flickinger in Professional Development Jan 21.
HOW TO CONSTRUCT KNOWLEDGE. 1 Reply
Started by Barbara Avantika Itam in Introductions. Last reply by Wesley Fryer Jan 20.
The iPod Touch in the Classroom 28 Replies
Started by Kern Kelley in Getting Started Strand. Last reply by Tracie Weisz Jan 10.
Schools using K12Online for PD Credit 5 Replies
Started by Wesley Fryer in Professional Development. Last reply by Ben Wildeboer Jan 9.
Moodle 4 Teachers
Started by Mark Cruthers in Professional Development Jan 4.
Options for Building Your Teacher Website and Why YOU Should 4 Replies
Started by Cyndi Danner-Kuhn in Getting Started Strand. Last reply by Telannia Norfar Dec. 28, 2009.
Googlios: Next Generation E-Portfolio Approach to Education Technology 2 Replies
Started by Alex Ambrose in Kicking It Up a Notch. Last reply by Alex Ambrose Dec. 27, 2009.
Ways of Working 3 Replies
Started by Chris Betcher in Week in the Classroom. Last reply by Chris Betcher Dec. 27, 2009.
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Comment on Slippery Rocks & Hard Places: Twelve Bridges and Learning Matters by Laurie Parker
Nice Job! I like the rock and water metaphors for progressing through the process of change!Comment on Ways of Working by Jenny Power
Thanks Chris, Just watched your presentation as I begin to get my head ready to return to school. You've got me thinking about using the RSS feed and related tools, for events like the Winter Olympics and The Children's Book Awards. I'll be back to check the links again. Thanks again. Jenny PowerComment on Learning Confluence: Where Philosophy Meets Practice in the 21st Century by jk floyd
Two very powerful comments struck me: 1) the Biz Stone quote on how small the world can become through technology. Think how the last decade might have been different if we truly understood each other and communicated as global citizens... 2) The Warlick comment (i paraphrase) that we need to focus on pedagogy rather than content of curriculum. This is something I have been saying for two decades now. Very nice presentation. Thanks for sharing. jkfComment on Classroom 2.0 “Sustained Blogging in the Classroom” by Pedagogy Learning Journey #1 « To Argentina & Beyond
[...] Utecht’s presentation on Sustained Blogging in the classroom raised a very important point, not just in relation to blogging, but for the use of web2.0 tools [...]Comment on Week in the Classroom“Using Web 2.0 Tools in a Grade One Classroom” by Thing 13 – K12 online conference | Web 2.0 Course Blog
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