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EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #42
Tim Lauer, Principal, Lewis Elementary School, Portland, OR
Leadership and Technology
May 8, 2007
This week we discussed Leadership and Technology with Tim Lauer, Principal of Lewis Elementary School in Portland, OR. Tim is a model Principal who has a wonderful sense of appropriate use of technology in education. This is a must listen for those of you who envision being in a leadership role at a school.
Next week, we'll be celebrating our one year anniversary two weeks late. The week after, we'll be discussing faculty professional development with Jeff Ritter, from St. John's School in Houston Texas. See you all then.
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Join Jen, Vicki, Sharon and Cheryl as we chat with Cristin Frodella from Google. Learn about the new and exciting things happening with Google Educators. Also, you will be amazed at Dr. Cheri Toledo's class of doctoral students who had their final in the chat room. Over 43 participated in the chat room and 20 of them belonged to Cheri's class. It was a blast. The Women of Web 2.0 gave out A's for class participation.
We jumped in with both feet to Diigo.Using Yugma we set up the Diigo toolbar, created a group for Making Connections, and added sticky notes to those pages.We all agreed this tool has great possibilities in a classroom setting.We did encounter a few challenges when trying to add sticky notes to certain pages and we want to learn to highlight in different colors.Next week we will report back on how the kids react to using this site and the secret to changing highlight colors.
EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #41
Lorrie Jackson and the Laptop Institute
May 1, 2007
Lorrie Jackson from the Laptop Institute at the Lausanne Collegiate School in Memphis, TN tells about their 1:1 conference/institute and about some best practices for laptop programs. She knows a ton, so give a listen!
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