K-12
21st Century Learning #70: Loving Moodle
Submitted by alex.ragone on Mon, 2008-04-21 02:09.24:19 minutes (22.3 MB)
This week we discussed the many possibilities of Moodle with Aaron Grill, Technology Coordinator at The Browning School.
* Thanks to Lisa Pedicini for the show name.
21st Century Learning #69: Stewart Crais on the Laptop Institute
Submitted by alex.ragone on Thu, 2008-04-17 17:28.26:29 minutes (24.28 MB)

21st Century Learning #69
Stewart Crais, Lausanne Collegiate School
on The Laptop Institute
April 2, 2008
Stewart Crais, Director of Technology at the Lausanne Collegiate School joined us to discuss the Laptop Institute.
21st Century Learning #60: Demetri Orlando and Fred Bartels on the ISENet Ning
Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2008-01-04 04:25.28:53 minutes (13.26 MB)
The Independent School Educators Network (ISENET) Ning
A discussion with Demetri Orlando and Fred Bartels
December 19, 2007
We discussed the Independent School Educator Ning network with Fred Bartels and Demetri Orlando. What is a social network? How do we expand it? How do we bring the other 98% of teachers into the world of their students. A fun conversation.
21st Century Learning #59: Students Discussing Social Networking between Faculty and Students
Submitted by alex.ragone on Fri, 2007-12-14 04:45.31:50 minutes (14.57 MB)
Students Discussing Social Networking Between Faculty and Students
with Special Guests, Laurie Bartels, Andrew ('09), and Kristi ('10) from Rye Country Day School and Banoo ('10) and Kari ('08) from Hewitt School.
December 12, 2007
We continued our conversation about appropriate boundries between teachers and students in social networks with students from Rye Country Day School and Hewitt School.
What are you experiences with Facebook, Twitter, or any other social network and your students? What boundries do you draw?
21st Century Learning #35: The Research Behind Learning and Teaching
Submitted by alex.ragone on Thu, 2007-03-08 19:44.50:10 minutes (22.99 MB)
EdTechTalk: 21st Century Learning #35
A Conversation with June Ahn
The Research Behind Learning and Teaching
March 6, 2007
This week we discussed learning and teaching with June Ahn, Ph.D student, focusing on Urban Education at USC.
We will be discussed learning and teaching and how educational research relates to the classroom. We spend a fair amount of time discussing Sir Ken Robinson's TED Talks presentation that asks whether we are educating our students to be college professors.
June blogged about our conversation here











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