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Profile Information
- Ages of students you work with: (or hope to work with if you are a preservice teacher)
- 18+
- About Me:
- I am an educator, author, digital storyteller and change agent. With respect to school change, I aspire to be a "catalyst for creative educational engagement." More on www.wesfryer.com/bio.
- Blog or other Website:
- http://www.speedofcreativity.org
- Twitter ID:
- wfryer
- Why are you interested in the K-12 Online Conference?
- I think ongoing, blended learning opportunities provide some of the best professional development possible.
- What subjects do you teach: (or plan to teach if you are pre-service)
- Classroom technology integration for pre-service teachers, digital storytelling.
Wesley Fryer's Blog
Amazed by the ideas and the participation
In addition to being amazed by the levels of participation from educators around the globe in this year's conference, I am so enthused by the ideas which were shared by presenters in the conference! I am presenting at a face to face conference tomorrow, and while I'm looking forward to that, I really wish I was going to have more time to hear even more presentations from K12Online07! I was going through some links… Continue
Posted on October 29, 2007 at 4:48am
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I am amazed that you have time to do all that you do. I've just been walking home from the ferry, after a lovely lunch looking over Sydney Harbour. On my walk I was listening to your most recent podcast about the ICT conference you attended in China, and now, here you are on my ning page - amazing!
Last year I found the conference very easy to navigate around. I didn't attend any of the sessions during real time but would follow the blog etc in our evenings. This year the conference falls during our initial holiday weeks, so perhaps I'll set the alarm for an early morning rise.
I remember last year I really liked the voicethreads by the presenter where they posed just a couple of questions to assist participants to reflect on the session. I know I found everyone's comments very interesting and I'm pretty sure I left a couple of comments too. I know I made a voicethread about podcasts which I put up on the "not K-12" conference (that alternative strand). I gathered some helpful feedback from others on that voicethread.
Can't wait to see what's in store for us this year. Many thanks for making this fantastic professional learning event happen.
Jenny Power