Making Connections #10 6-12-07

We took a look at some new sites : 

Teachers Teaching Teachers #57 - 06.13.07 - What's old and what's new about blogging?

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­L­isten in as Christina Cantrill and Paul Oh from the National Writing Project, Kevin Hodgson from the Western Massachusetts Writing Project, and Felicia George from the New York City Writing Project -- plus Jason from Australia and two students from his school, along with Paul Allison and Susan Ettenheim describe ONE blog post, written by an 11th grader on Youth Voices.net. Paul directs our attention to the teacher-work and the student-work that went into producing this post. Our goal was to to collectively describe how blogging borrows from past writing pedagogy and seeks to go beyond it as well! It promises to be a very grounded, yet insightful conversation. We used a remote version of this Zoho Show during the webcast:

Women of Web 2.0, Show #31

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Join us in conversation with Bernie Dodge.

The wiki and chat links will be here later. 

Finally 6-17-07, here is the chat.

EdTechWeekly#34

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EdTechWeekly#34
June 10, 2007

Screencast - Part#1
SpaceTime     UBroadcast    Fixya     Twitter4skype      Juhu     Witricity   Babelgum


Screencast Part 2
Freebase, Mapping, SR205, Edheads, Mindmeister, Kayuda, Webby's, & Snaps


Screencast Part 3
CNet Webware & Bloggers Choice Awards, Logotwo, JobHunting2.0 , ElectroCity, Online Learning Tools

Screencast Part 4
Adobe Seminars, ETT Raw Stream & Twitter Archive, Song History DB,,  Zoomr,  Motionbox, Grand Central, Skype Lady, Thin Client Whiteboards, ASTD Materials

EdTechTalk K12

This was our inaugural webcast with Anne Ottenbreit-Leftwich and Jeff Flynn discussing web resources and introductions. Webquest, Rubistar, Teacher Tube, Keyboarding, Google Docs, Think.com and OpenOffice were suggested. Our links can be found at http://del.icio.us/edtechtalkk12 feel free to contribute to our network at for:edtechtalkk12. Later we were joined by Joel Ottenbreit and Jennifer Maddrell.

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