Jeff Lebow

Women of Web 2.0 Show 42!


71:26 minutes (24.53 MB)

What a rockin show we had on September 18, 2007. The Women of Web invited Darren Drapper, Steve Hargadon, Dean Meyer and had a blast talking about professional development, done differently.

With over 40 people in the chat, you will need a roadmap to get through this maze of great ideas. A special shout out to Jeff Lebow for dropping the link to the first webcast for Women of Web, can't wait to listen to that. http://edtechtalk.com/Women_of_Web_2.0.1

Here is the CHAT!


Teaching & Learning Leader of the Year

I am nominating Jeff Lebow as Technology & Learning Leader of the Year.
Even though Jeff Lebow does not meet the specific criteria, I consider him someone who:


Women of Web 2.0 goes Global Projects!


70:42 minutes (16.18 MB)

Join Jen, Cheryl, Sharon, and Vicki as we discuss Global projects with Cheryl Lycowski and Kristin Hokanson! The show just had a great vitality and the chat room took on a life of its own.  Enjoy the show, enjoy the chat.

See you next week!

Chat is HERE.


Women of Web Show #38, We are Back!


60:51 minutes (13.93 MB)

The Back to School show.We asked our guests and ourselves to consider the following.


Women of Web 2.0 Show # 37


62:50 minutes (14.38 MB)

Vicki Davis and Sharon Peters, streaming, held down the fort for this show.


Wow 2.0 Show #34 Post NECC07 show


3:17 minutes (3.81 MB)

This week Sharon and Jen hold down the fort! The conversations are all about Post NECC. The raw audio will be along shortly. In the meantime, Derek Miller's Meltdown Man will sit in the audio holder.


Chat:


21st Century Learning #43: One Year Anniversary and Jeff Lebow from Worldbridges


38:36 minutes (17.68 MB)

EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #43
One Year Anniversary and Jeff Lebow from Worldbridges
May 15, 2007

This week we celebrated our one year anniversary, woot! We have managed to get to our 43rd episode, only taking a few weeks off for vacation last summer. We reflect on what it has been like, and bring in our mentor Jeff Lebow, founder of Worldbridges to discuss 21st Century Learning and EdTechTalk.com

We also discussed the recent NY Times article about schools getting rid of their laptop programs. We gave some of our own critiques and discussed how schools could be more successful with 1:1 initiatives. 

Next week, we'll be discussing faculty professional development with Jeff Ritter, from St. John's School in Houston Texas. See you all then.

To contact us, please submit a comment on this post or send us e-mail at 21 [at] edtechtalk.com.


Women of Web 2.0.18 - Jeanne Simpson and Chris Harbeck - Wiki collaboration with Middle School math wikis


57:21 minutes (26.25 MB)
Women of Web 2.0.18
March 13, 2007

Well fans, join the Women of Web 2.0, Jen, Sharon, Vicky and Cheryl as we interview Chris Harbeck and Jeanne Simpson. It was March 13, 2007, the Nicecast gremblins took over and quit out of SKYPE a couple of times. Then the guardian angel Jeff Lebow, stepped in and helped with the stream and recording. THANKS to Jeff. Anyway, the lesson/moral of the story is......try something new, there is always a safety net out there to catch you! The content of the show, in spite of the glitches, is incredible. Where else can you hang out on a Tuesday evening and get such great staff development. Thanks to Chris and Jeanne for their expertise and classroom examples. You are the pioneers and our heros. There are a number of great links in the chat log. Enjoy.

Links for the show!


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


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:


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