Week of July 18 - 24, 2009

EdTechTalk Newsletter

Welcome to this week's EdTechTalk (ETT) Newsletter! It's been another hot week in the United States and another week of 'hot topics' on ETT! If you missed the live shows be sure to listen to the podcasts. Some of the student teacher horror stories shared on the newly evolved show 'EdTechSomething', streamed in place of EdTechWeekly, may get you 'hot' under the collar!

Blazing ahead, the Class of 4.1 is in session now and the participants are 'hot' to trot! If you have always wanted to learn how to webcast or stream live on the internet, there is still time to join the webcast academy (more of a rolling admission than in the past). Be sure to visit http://www.webcastacademy.net/book/basic-webcasting-program where you can get more information and find out how to join the academy. Enough with the lame 'hot' jokes - on with show!

Teachers Teaching Teachers #158 - 07.01.09 - Inside Youth Voices: What does the site do well? What does it not need to do?

Join the three of the facilitators of Youth Voices, Paul Allison, Susan Ettenheim, and Chris Sloan in a conversation with each other and five other teachers who have recently begun to used the site (or plan to soon):

  • Carolyn Stanley, a tech integrator in Conneticut
  • Sherry Edwards, an English teacher Washington
  • Fred Haas, an English teacher in a school near Boston
  • Jennifer Bahle (now Razor), an English teacher in Omaha
  • Michael Dodes, a librarian in the Bronx.

Join three of the facilitators of Youth Voices, Paul Allison, Susan Ettenheim, and Chris Sloan in a conversation with each other and five other teachers who have recently begun to use the site (or plan to soon):

  • Carolyn Stanley, a tech integrator in Conneticut
  • Sherry Edwards, an English teacher Washington
  • Fred Haas, an English teacher in a school near Boston
  • Jennifer Bahle (now Razor), an English teacher in Omaha
  • Michael Dodes, a librarian in the Bronx.

As we begin to plan for the coming fall semester, we talk about some of the things that went well, some of our common goals, some things we don't agree with, some new possibilities in our work together.

Listen to this podcast to learn more about what we talk about when we talk about Youth Voices. If you might want to have your students work on this school-based social network, this might be a good way to find out what our community of teachers and students is all about.

These videos also help fill in some of our thinking:

 


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These videos, along with the podcast, and the chat log (below) might whet your appetite for joining us this fall in Youth Voices.

 

Click Read more to see a transcript of a chat that was happening during the webcast.

Conversations #43 July 19, 2009

During today's Conversations, Lisa, Sheila and Maria shared their classroom horror stories - the things that you wished never happened. They were joined by Jan Smith from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The folks in the chat room had plenty of stories to share as well.

Chat Log

EdTechSomething - Science Network Edition

EdTechSomething - Science Network Edition
with Gary

EdTechSomething - Science Network Edition
July 19, 2009


Chat Log Below

 

EdTech Community Meeting - July 19, 2009

 Disabling comments, ETT Redesign, Service vs. Community, & other stuff

EdTechTalk Community Meeting
July 19, 2009

Disabling comments, ETT Redesign, Service vs. Community, & other stuff

Chat Log Below

 

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