Thursday and Friday, I took time to go to a great free conference at Princeton University in New Jersey. The time I have spent in my various network tools - reading blogs participating in PLN-type Voicethreads sharing in Twitter, and attending webcasts - really made this conference a very different experience from the last one I attended at Kean University in the fall. I had the opportunity to meet several online contacts at dinner and met some new individuals as well. When I went to Kean, I knew I would meet Kevin Jarr

cast academy project. We are ready to move forward to a more consistent time slot. We have talked to Lisa Parisi about webcasting alternate Thurs. when she is not producing her Thur. show. The time slot we are requesting is Thurs. 7:30-8:30 EST. I hope you will join us at EdtechTalk.com. We start August 28th.

We are ready to move forward to a more consistent time slot. We have talked to Lisa Parisi about webcasting alternate Thurs. when she is not producing her Thur. show. The time slot we are requesting is Thurs. 7:30-8:30 EST. I hope you will join us atEdtechTalk.com. We start August 28th.

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Blogroll 21st Century Collaborative 21st Century Educator 2CentsWorth 43 Folders Blue Skunk Borderland Bud the Teacher Cool Cat Teacher dangerously irrelevant Drape’s Takes dy/dan Ed Tech Journeys EdTechTalk edu.blogs.com EduBlog Insights Education w/ Technology Eyes Right Free education blogs IdeasAndThoughts ijohnpeterson LeaderTalk Leading From the Heart Learning & Laptops Moving @ the Speed of Creativity

learning challenges, so I was not too concerned about running this online versus f2f. While I ran into a few glitches, the following online communications tools provided and effective and efficient means of facilitating the game: Instant Message: http://edtechtalk.com/chat This chat room was used to facilitate text based chat. Skype: http://skype.com was used to facilitate the voice discussions. Whiteboard: http://www.skrbl.com/ – Skrble is a free VERY user friendly web based whiteboard used to document the

conference posted for anytime learning balances the other collaboration tools l use to look at the most recent sites, thoughts and connections of those in my network.  Just tonight I have used my twitter network, listened to and joined a chat at an edtechtalk webcast, looked at some shared delicious accounts. Certainly there I times I need to disconnect and pay attention to my family network and time off the computer, but connecting regularly to my online network has changed my practice dramatically in the

I selected this session based on the title and my knowledge of Sharon Peters from the WOW2.0 webcasts. While I agreed with many of the initial points of this session, when Sharon talks about teachers being expected to demonstrate growth in their own profession I was really struck by how that isn

Text transcript for this online meetup (includes referenced links) Ustream Video and Audio from August 6 brainstorm Audio recording of July 30th skypecast brainstorm Johnny Kaw (WikiPedia) Cheryl Lykowski’s Classroom 2.0 page James Sigler’s discussion of videoconferencing the classroom on “It’s Elementary” from May 2008 Subscribe to “Moving at the Speed of Creativity” weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published!

Teachers Teaching Teachers #115 - Imagining a New Chapter- 07.30.08

(MOOC) slated for this fall. This time we talked about the actual mechanics of delivering the course. Stephen Downes, et.al., Ed Tech Talk, August 21, 2008 [Tags: Traditional and Online Courses, Connectivism] [Link] [Comment]

around the corner and parents, students and teachers are all getting themselves ready for school. Parents as Partners is right behind with an exciting fall series of webcasts. Our first show will be Monday September 15, 2008 9:00 PM EDT (GMT-4) at www.edtechtalk.com/live

on EdTechTalk’s “Teachers are Talking”

On the personal front we’re a few weeks away from a working kitchen — you can check out some of the pics here.  Feels like I have two 10 hour a day jobs lately.  arvind and I will be webcasting again over at EdTechTalk in the next few weeks.  Just need to wait for his teaching schedule to get going.  I’ve also decided not to subscribe to all of the listserv’s I traditional participate in and concentrate on

, and a Leadership Georgia graduate.My class wiki has won many awards and media recognition. I am a Tech Learning blogger, co-founder of Women of Web 2 and co-host the WOW2 show Tuesdays at 9 pm EST at Ed Tech Talk. I co-authored the Flat Classroom Project and Horizon Project." I have personally used several of the tools she recommends, including Jott, Timebridge and Google Calendar. She goes on to integrate those with Remember the Milk, igoogle Page, gCal, and

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