Tag Archives: twitter
Goodbye SmartBoard… Hello Apple TV
I’ve finally ditched my SmartBoard. I have to admit that I’ve never been a big fan of my SmartBoard to begin with, so parting ways with it wasn’t particularly difficult. To be fair though I have to say that I … Continue reading
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Tagged airplay, Blog, classroom tools, instagram, ipads, kindergarten, skype, SmartBoard, social media, twitter
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12-12-12 A Moment in Time Google Presentation
Last December I came across a tweet about a collaborative project around 12/12/12. (I think it was a tweet from Anne Mirtschin, @murcha) My class was lucky enough to participate in this very cool global collaboration project. The project was … Continue reading
The Power of Connections
Jason Graham (@jasongraham) and I were giving an unconference at Learning 2.012 in Beijing about the power of “Twitter Chats” and in particular #kinderchat. I was talking about how increadibly meaningful and relevant chats can be and I just wasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged #kinderchat, #Learning2, Collaboration, connection, education, PLN, presentation, social networking, testimonial, twitter, twitter chat, unconference, Video
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Kindergarten Students in Indonesia and Japan Leverage Technology to Collaboratively Write Story
This past fall my class and I participated in a Progressive Story. The basic idea behind project was that 4 classes would collaborate virtually to create a story. The project creators chose a wiki for the shared writing space. Classes … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century learning, Blog, collaborate, Collaboration, ebook, elements of a story, Google Documents, Indonesia, iPad, japan, language arts, progressive story, skype, SmartBoard, Tweet, twitter, writing, writing process
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