News
http://roomonemapua.blogspot.com/
http://pinehillroom5.blogspot.com/
http://allanah.podomatic.com/
Give it a go
check the Web2.0-Blogging in our sharing and resources area in the left column
David Warlick
Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
http://2cents.davidwarlick.com/
Presentation Title
Derailing Education: Taking Sidetrips for Learning
Bio
David Warlick is a 30 year educator, author, blogger, and Web 2.0
programmer. Since 1981, he has been using information and communication
technologies to help people learn, young and old. When his school could
not afford any software for it’s computers, he taught himself to
program and wrote award-winning instructional games, before computers
could even display in color. His blog postings are read around the
world, and his free online web tools are accessed millions of times a
week. At heart, David Warlick is a teacher, with a contagious passion
and enthusiasm for helping people discover a brand new world of
teaching and learning.
David blogs at http://2cents.davidwarlick.com/
and podcasts at http://connectlearning.davidwarlick.com./
Presentation
http://k12online.wm.edu/k12online2006_optz.mp4
David Warwicks - colearners wiki click here to view
Also Check out Howard Pettigrew's Site
Redbeard45
Resources,Tutorialsand loads of fantastic ideas
National Geographic for Kids Site
Check this one out
Gaming - social software
(apparently much better than her keynote at the conference)
from national radio at http://202.7.7.90:7000/sat/sat-20060923-1130-Lisa_Galarneau-048.mp3
Thinking about Knowledge Building.
This wiki explores just what we understand by “knowledge building” and “innovation” in education.
| Check out this years entries in the NZ NetGuide Web Challenge http://www.tvnznetguidewebchallenge.co.nz/site/index.php Omakau and Alex Primary Entries can be viewed by clicking the Primary - Class Link. Quite interesting checking out what other students have created. |
Check out the links to sites for Web 2.0-Blogging in the |
- check out this article by from Chris Sessums http://elgg.net/csessums/weblog/10943.html
- "Blogging made me see every one of my students as a writer - not an empty vessel - but first and foremost a writer - a thinker with unique ideas and thoughts, a person who can contribute to a meaningful conversation about our curriculum or, better yet, a person who can co-construct that curriculum through meaningful conversation, meaningful engagement in a class blogging community" Read the full blog entry by Konrad Glogowsky
Check out this article written by Will Richardson making the case for Web2.0 tools, etc being an integral part of our classrooms.
Recommended by Greg Carroll
http://www.alice.org/downloads/authoringtool/
or
click on this link for feedback from leadteachers workshop with Dave Young