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Teachers Teaching Teachers #126 - Halloween, Screamo/Emo, and the Day of the Dead 10.22.08

Find out what happens when you bring together two Spanish Language teachers from the USA, an Emo student, and an English Language teacher from Mexico. On this episode of Teachers Teaching Teachers, Susan Ettenheim and Paul Allison invited three new teachers and a student to join them to think about how to connect accross and through cultures and language. 

Joining us on this show:

  • Christian, a 10th grader at East West School of International Studies, Flushing, NYC, USA
  • Señorita Leslie Davison, Tercer grado de una primaria en Colorado, USA
  • Marcy Webb, 8th grade Spanish teacher at the Watkinson School, Hartford, CT, USA
  • Angeles B, an English as a Foreigh Language teacher on an island off the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
  • Bill Oneal, an English Teacher from Trenton Central High School, West, Trenton, NJ, USA

Find out what happens when you bring together two Spanish Language teachers from the USA, an Emo student, and an English Language teacher from Mexico. On this episode of Teachers Teaching Teachers, Susan Ettenheim and Paul Allison invited three new teachers and a student to join them to think about how to connect accross and through cultures and language.

Joining us on this show:

  • Christian, a 10th grader at East West School of International Studies, Flushing, NYC, USA
  • Señorita Leslie Davison, Tercer grado de una primaria en Colorado, USA
  • Marcy Webb, 8th grade Spanish teacher at the Watkinson School, Hartford, CT, USA
  • Angeles B, an English as a Foreigh Language teacher on an island off the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
  • Bill Oneal, an English Teacher from Trenton Central High School, West, Trenton, NJ, USA

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Learn more about the Spanish Language and the Screamo/Emo Groups on Youth Voices
Read the log from the chat that was occuring during the show below as well.

Teachers Teaching Teachers #122 From Google Docs for Presidents to Drupal sites for Youth Voices - 09.17.09

On this week's Teachers Teaching Teachers, we followed up on two
collaborative projects that some of us have been working on: a new
Drupal site for Youth Voices and "Letters to the Next President: Writing Our Future"

Looking for collaborative projects? Want to find out more? Listen to
this podcast, and join in the coming weeks as we continue to plan
together on Teachers Teaching Teachers.

On this week's Teachers Teaching Teachers, we followed up on two collaborative projects that some of us have been working on: a new Drupal site for Youth Voices and "Letters to the Next President: Writing Our Future"

Teachers Teaching Teachers #99 - From elgg to Drupal? - 04.09.08

For this webcast, we invited Bill Fitzgerald, Dave Cormier and Gail Desler to talk about social networking and what platforms make sense right now. Of course behind all of this talk about Drupal and Edublogs were questions that we are asking about about how we in the, ah... Teachers Teaching Teachers, Youth Voices, Personal Learning Space, Youth Twitter ... group of teachers might want to continue working together ... and how the software decisions we need to make this Spring can support our hopes and plans.

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Teachers Teaching Teachers #84 - Old School Meets New School: A Chat with Dave Cormier and Bonnie Stewart on A Living Archives

userstartupDave Cormier and Bonnie Stewart joined this show to discuss their project "A Living Archives." As you will hear them explain, this project, which is funded by Canadian Heritage, has students from all three school districts on Prince Edward Island (PEI) using leading edge technologies to bring PEI history and heritage to life. Bonnie and Dave have been building partnerships between the University of Prince Edward Island, the Provincial Archives and Records Office, the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation, the PEI Library, and the three PEI Boards of Education.

Click Read more to find out what what Dave wrote about "The Living Archives project" in July 2007.

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Hosting of WebCast Community

I am preparing to build a place to start the EdTechTalkK12 home. Anne Leftwich and I are looking at hosting a weekly (?) webcast that focuses more on K12 classroom practices. I can build a drupal on my Bluehost account or should I build one on the WB server. I want to be as connected as possible to the WB/ETT community but don't want to tax resources, I have appropriate alternatives. Jeff, when I asked before you said you were really neutral. If you are still really neutral, then I am thinking about building something that is a component of the WB/ETT world.

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