In-between Session Activity Reflection My journey: del.icio.us; Google Reader; Macs; Blogs Round the Table: What was one activity related to the course that you tried or participated in. Why did you choose this? How difficult was it? Comment on the potential?

My journey: del.icio.us; Google Reader; Macs; Blogs

Round the Table: What was one activity related to the course that you tried or participated in.

Why did you choose this?

How difficult was it?

Comment on the potential?

Communicating And Collaborating

Web 2.0 Read Write Web

collaborate Everybody and Anybody can share influence create publish connect

Two Way Web = Read - Write Web Students as Equals Everything Shared Everything Published

Starting Web 2.0

Blogs

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RSS

So what do Blogs, RSS and Del.icio.us mean in your school?

Blogs

Blogging as a Learning Professional

Blogs are powerful communication tools. Blogs are powerful publishing tools. But blogging (the verb) is still much more than that to me. Blogging, as in reading and thinking and reflecting and then writing, is connecting and learning. Will Richardson - On My Mind 14 Dec 2006 03:57 pm

Blogs are powerful communication tools. Blogs are powerful publishing tools.

How would your staff and students describe you as a learner?

Why Blog as a Leader? A way to connect with others and make connections to learning A place to develop ideas A place to collaborate A place to share A easy way to create a web site quickly A way to extend my teaching practice A way to open my school to the world

A way to connect with others and make connections to learning

A place to develop ideas

A place to collaborate

A place to share

A easy way to create a web site quickly

A way to extend my teaching practice

A way to open my school to the world

How does your teacher learn?

"Can a school reasonably expect its students to blog if the teachers are not willing to join them in the effort?”

"Can a school reasonably expect its students to blog if the teachers are not willing to join them in the effort?”

Why Should Students Blog? A way to improve their own writing A just in time learning arena A place to share A place for feedback A motivator An easy and quick way to web publish.

A way to improve their own writing

A just in time learning arena

A place to share

A place for feedback

A motivator

An easy and quick way to web publish.

Why Should Students Blog? A way to connect with others and make connections to learning A way to give students ownership of a personal space. a web site that encourages active engagement by the students and teacher A place to collaborate A personal way to include parents in the process

A way to connect with others and make connections to learning

A way to give students ownership of a personal space. a web site that encourages active engagement by the students and teacher

A place to collaborate

A personal way to include parents in the process