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  • + etalbert NSW Department of Education 2 years ago
    Great work Simon.
    I am following what you and other A list Aussie educators are doing with learning 2.0 with great interest. Your energy and skill are helping me, help get many others on board.
  • + catspyjamas Joyce Seitzinger 2 years ago
    feel free to add my del.icio.us: catspyjamasnz
  • + catspyjamas Joyce Seitzinger 2 years ago
    Feel free to add my Flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/catspyjamasnz
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    Connect, Collaborate and Construct: Building online learning networks

    Presented by Simon Brown, SkillsTech Australia stonemasonry teacher.
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    In Mark Twain’s book “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” Tom persuades his friends to help him whitewash his Aunt Polly’s fence.
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    Emphasising the artistic worth of an apparently dreary job, Tom encourages his friends to participate in a way in which they all benefit
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    Why build an online learning network?

    My students are spread geographically, and I want to maintain contact in between block-release classes at TAFE.
    I also want students to learn how to present themselves online in a global context.
    Doing this also gives students a chance to connect with each other, maintaining their own network and extending it around Australia and to other countries.

    Using online social network tools, I collaborate with fellow educators around the world, in different contexts.

    I build my own teaching and learning capacity. Students build themselves a portfolio of their own work, displayed publicly to future employers.
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    I’d like to introduce you to how I’m using Google, Del.icio.us, Flickr and Ning to build online learning networks.
    This is not a shopping list of Web 2.0 sites, merely four online tools that I’m using to connect with students, their employers and my colleagues.
    After I’ve showed you what I’m doing, we’ll discuss how the Eastern Institute of Technology could benefit from teachers using these tools.
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    A Gmail account is the key to Google’s many tools
  • + ozi Simon Brown 2 years ago
    Gmail is the best way to set up free Web 2.0 accounts (such as in Del.icio.us, Flickr and Ning) as well as Google’s tools

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  1. Connect Collaborate Construct Building online learning networks Simon Brown Stonemasonry teacher, SkillsTech Australia
  2. The Tom Sawyer principle:
  3. The Tom Sawyer principle: encouraging others to participate
    • I connect with each student (one to one)
    • I collaborate with colleagues (one to many)
    • I construct learning experiences (many to many)
    Building learning networks
  4. Web 2.0 Tools
    • Connect
    • Collaborate
    • Construct
    • Google
    • Del.icio.us
    • Flickr
    • Ning
    How can EIT benefit?
  5. Google
    • Get a Gmail account
    • simondmbrown@gmail.com
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  7. Del.icio.us
    • Social bookmarking
    • http://del.icio.us/stonemasonry
  8. Tags
  9. Tag bundles
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  13. Flickr
    • Photo and video clip sharing
    • http://www.flickr.com/photos/stonemasonry/
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  20. Ning
    • Social networks
    • http://stomas.ning.com/
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+ Simon BrownSimon Brown, 2 years ago

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