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21st Century Learning #32

Thu, 2007-02-22 12:53 — alex.ragone
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58:58 minutes (27.02 MB)
EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #32
A Conversation about Internet Safety ­
With Vinnie Vrotny, Director of Academic Technology from North Shore Country Day School
February 20, 2007

A conversation with Vinnie Vrotny about his role at North Shore Country Day School, and his work with parent education on Internet Safety with Moodle.

EdTech Planning Session - Grant Expressions of Interest

Sat, 2007-02-24 08:27 — admin
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58:16 minutes (26.68 MB)
EdTech Planning Session
February 22, 2007
Grant Expressions of Interest & other non-profit stuff.

Planning page here

EdTechWeekly #19 - Overflowing tubes, exploding networks, & Amanda's story

Mon, 2007-02-26 13:43 — admin
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60:26 minutes (27.67 MB)
EdTechWeekly #19
February 25, 2007
Overflowing tubes, exploding networks, Amanda's story,  & lots more...

This week's del.icio.us links

Chat Log Below

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21st Century Learning #33: Designing a Professional Development Day

Thu, 2007-03-01 08:30 — alex.ragone
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44:56 minutes (20.6 MB)­

EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #33
Desiging a Professional Development Day
arvind interviews Alex about designing a professional development day
February 27, 2007

A discussion of the collaborative design and implementation of a professional development day at Collegiate School.

21st Century Learning #34: South by Southwest (sxsw) Conference Preview

Thu, 2007-03-01 08:34 — alex.ragone
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10:38 minutes (4.9 MB)

EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #34
What is the South by Southwest Festival?
Alex interviews arvind about his upcoming trip to the South by Southwest conference.
February 28, 2007


EdTech Planning - 'Just Do It' Month Begins....

Fri, 2007-03-02 14:04 — admin
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47:57 minutes (21.95 MB)
EdTech Planning
March 1, 2007
'Just Do It' Month Begins....

EdTechWeekly#20 - Whiteboards, Quizzes, Tumblr, Bad Domain Names, & Some Drinking Stories...

Mon, 2007-03-05 11:59 — Jeff
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40:20 minutes (18.47 MB)
EdTechWeekly #20
March 4, 2007
Open source resources, Tumblr, Bad Domain Names, & Several Drinking Stories...
 All of this week's Del.icio.us Links
 
Chat Log Below
Selected Links
Quiz School Tour
Web based, nice looking quiz creation tool
 
PBS Teachers — Resources For The Classroom
PBS unveils one of its most comprehensive for pre-K-12 educators
 
EFF: Action Alert - Support the FAIR USE Act!
more possible good news from Congress...really!
 
How the Open Source Movement Has Changed Education: 10 Success Stories
List of good things happening with Open Source & Education

IST Conference 2007
Where Jen spent the weekend ...

Entry on Teacher's Unions and Web 2.0
My summary on teacher's union and web 2.0

Tumblr
blogs reinvented

eMarketer.com - Facebook Extends Lead As Fave Young Adult Site
Where the whippersnappers are spending their time online ...

Mindomo - Web-based mind mapping software
web based concept map - how does it compare to Gliffy?

Comeeko - Creating comic strips from your photos
fun - add photos, speech bubbles, share - pure web2.0 silliness

Musicovery : interactive webRadio
Cool for the found artists and music, but also for the content display and taxomony

Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers
I like the simplicity of this page, but I''m curious about the authority of it? Looking for more info on this as I'd like to have info on fair use for an inservice I'll be doing.

Picnik
holy heck this is the sickest online photo editing website i have ever seen. it is like a free, web-based Picasa (or close enough anyway).

LINUX ON DESKTOP: 13 Things to do immediately after installing Ubuntu
Dave, I think you need this article

Top 10 Worst Domain Names » Unofficial DreamHost Blog


Teachers Teaching Teachers #42 - What infrastructures do teachers need?

Wed, 2007-03-07 07:58 — SusanEttenheim
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48:27 minutes (22.18 MB)

Bud Hunt and two staff members (technology leaders/thinkers/organizers/teachers) from the National Writing Project (NWP), Christina Cantrill and Paul Oh got together with us to discuss questions that Bud had raised on the NWP’s Tech Liaison Listserv.

This was a discussion between Bud Hunt, Christina Cantrill, Paul Oh, and Jeff Lebow–along with Paul Allison, Pat Delaney, Susan Ettenheim, and Lee Baber.

We invite you to listen to the podcast, and also read the collection of voices on this post, dealing with similar questions:

Women of Web 2.0.17

Thu, 2007-03-08 13:26 — cheryloakes50
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58:23 minutes (13.37 MB)
Women of Web 2.0.17
March 6, 2007

Enjoy this show, the 4 Women of Web 2.0 had a great time catching up with the techie things of the week. It still amazes me all I learn in one week.  The giggles are back as the women share all the great things happening. I promise the echos will be gone by next week! Over and out!

21st Century Learning #35: The Research Behind Learning and Teaching

Fri, 2007-03-09 04:44 — alex.ragone
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50:10 minutes (22.99 MB)

EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #35
A Conversation with June Ahn
The Research Behind Learning and Teaching
March 6, 2007

This week we discussed learning and teaching with June Ahn, Ph.D student, focusing on Urban Education at USC.

We will be discussed learning and teaching and how educational research relates to the classroom.  We spend a fair amount of time discussing Sir Ken Robinson's TED Talks presentation that asks whether we are educating our students to be college professors. 

June blogged about our conversation here 

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