How do we encourage teachers to take up educational technologies?

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+ Simon Brown 12 months ago
The 'Teachers Reflecting On Practices In Contexts' (TROPIC) tag in Delicious stores links to resources useful for teachers, especially those in a trade skills context.
+ Simon Brown 12 months ago
The Vocational e-Learning Mentors’ network will be changing their regular Thursday videoconference meeting time to 12-1pm each week.
+ Simon Brown 12 months ago
I’m proposing that teaching teams contribute to a 'half Pecha-Kucha' style presentation, each 100 seconds long, made up of ten slides automatically timed to ten seconds long. Every team is to use thier presentation time to talk about the topic: 'Tricks of my Trade'

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Teacher Involvement in e-Learning Technologies How do we encourage teachers to use educational technologies? Simon Brown Stonemasonry teacher SkillsTech Australia
WIIFM? “What’s in it for me?”
WIIFM? Who’s asking?
Where do I get the time?
Creative excuses not to use technology
Resources 
The Vocational e-Learning Mentors’ network (VeMentoring) Thursday lunchtime videoconferences from 26 th February 2009
Sue Waters’ free Friday PD
Delicious social bookmarks tagged “TROPIC”
SkillsTech Australia VeM Jiffycast
SkillsTech Australia VeM Jiffycast Presenting: Tricks of my Trade Engaging teachers in using videoconferencing to present and share information (Date to be advised) Thursday, 12-1pm at the Acacia Ridge and Eagle Farm videoconference rooms Inviting all SkillsTech Australia teaching teams to Videoconference a PowerPoint presentation Limited to exactly 10 slides, the slides in each slideshow are automatically timed at exactly 10 seconds’ duration.