EdTechTalk Newsletter Week of January 10, 2009 - January 16, 2009

Welcome to this week's edition of the EdTechTalk (ETT) Weekly Newsletter. Many shows were on break for the Christmas and New Year holiday - they are just now getting back into the swing of things.The posted shows reveal interesting conversations continued on ETT as well as other places in the Edublogosphere. I'm still mulling the conversation with Wicked Decent Learning from SEEDLINGS, but also of note was the Educon 2.1 Preview on It's Elementary #28. Educon 2.1 is convening this coming week in Philadelphia.

• It's Elementary #28, Educon 2.1 2009-01-17 03:22

  Join us as we discuss Educon 2.1
  with the Science Leadership Academy Crew; Chris, Zach and Tim.  Vicki
  Davies also comes into the conversation with the It's Elementary Team.

• 21st Century Learning #90: Fred Bartels and Peter Gow  2009-01-14 20:32

  Fred Bartels and Peter Gow discuss their Disrupted School Concepts
  January 8, 2009

  Fred Bartels and Peter Gow on the Virtual Disrupted Academy and Virtual Country Day School.

• EdTechWeekly #110  2009-01-11 22:12

  Dave, John, Jeff, and Jen talk about new (and some old and some
  not yet available) resources and stories in education and technology.

   

• Conversations Episode 23 1-11-09 2009-01-11 22:02

  Maria Knee and Lisa Parisi were joined by Amanda Marrinan, Alice Mercer, and
  Sheila Adams to discuss the importance of differentiating instruction
  for all students.

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