Teachers and staff developers have echoed this thought. I have learned more from other teachers workshop leaders and bloggers online during the last few years than I learned in graduate school. This is surely true for me. This network of teachers are incredible generous with their time, energy and ideas. The K12 online conference stands out as a watershed event. It was there then but continues to keep on giving. I use the podcasts and video presentations to demonstrate to my high school students , as well as my graduate students, how to use web 2.0 applications. They can see teachers experimenting with these tools and student work that demonstrate the effective use of technology. It also created a watering hole or if you wish a cafe for kindred spirits to meet and learn from each other.
I am sure my experience was not unique. My experience is licensed by Creative Commons and maybe used without my permission.
tTis blog contains 18 audio stories, written and read by 1st graders in the Huckleberry Room. Check out the links to their Banyan and Maple stories as well.)
Link is to last years blog but has a link forward to this years blog. In Australia they have just begun their new school year, looking through last years blog will give you an opportunity to see how a class' online presence evolves.
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