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Reunión en la Goethe Schule: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Saturday, July 12th, 2008

Muchísimas gracias a la dirección de la Goethe Schule en Buenos Aires, Argentina por darme la oportunidad de hablar con ellos acerca de la integración de tecnología y la alfabetización en el siglo XXI.
Gracias a Verónica D. y Heidi M. por organizar ese encuentro. Ich freue mich schon auf gemeinsame Projekte!

¿Qué es un Instructional Technologist?

La [...]

Digital Storytelling- Part VII Mixbook

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

Storytelling has existed since the beginning of time as a form of human interaction. It evolved from cave paintings and oral transmission of how and why our people existed and as an explanation of the world around us to troubadours who traveled the country to inform others of news and happenings of places and people [...]

Web 2.0 Wednesday- Where do you Live?

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

Michele Martin posts on her Bamboo Project Blog the Web 2.0 Wednesday Challenge
One of the beauties of Web 2.0 is how it connects us to people from all over the world, in different cultures with different ways of life. This gives us wonderful opportunities to learn from each other. So here’s this week’s activity:
Use a [...]

Brave New World Wide Web

Sunday, April 27th, 2008

I wanted to share, but also highlight for my own sake, the following PowerPoint that was created by datruss on Slideshare.net.
I like the point this presentation makes. Teachers can continue to:

teach the way educational institutions have taught for the last 100 years
ignore new tools that will bring the world to their students
tell themselves that materials [...]

Custom Google Search Engine

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

Yesterday, during our last technology professional development workshop of the year, I introduced a group of our elementary school faculty to the concept of a custom Google Search Engine. Everyone present was invited to be a collaborator and created (if they did not have one) or signed into their google account. I created a step-by-step [...]

Global Work Ethics- Alan November

Thursday, January 24th, 2008

Global Work Ethic- You can design your own assignments, nobody tells you what you do. You are in charge of your own learning.
Questions :

Who should we look to as key agents of change?
The biggest barrier of students using technology?
Have you visited a school outside of the US?
Do you believe your students will be competing with [...]

Top Ten List for Educational Video-Clips

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

Here is another list as promised. I wanted to point out my Top Ten Videos of 2007. I have placed these in my favorites on YouTube and have used them in the classroom with my elementary school students or with teachers during professional development opportunities. Here they are in NO particular order.

A Vision of [...]

A Vision of Students today

Sunday, October 14th, 2007

Since my daughter is a freshman in college, this video clip by Michael Wesch from Kansas State University hits home in more than one way.

Voice Thread- Journey to Egypt

Friday, September 21st, 2007

VoiceThread is a web based free service that seems ideal for digital storytelling with your students in the classroom.
VoiceThread is an online media album that allows people to make comments, either audio or text, and share them with anyone they wish. A VoiceThread allows an entire group’s story to be told and collected in one [...]