Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Podcasting at VTfest
Going to be presenting at VTfest today and sharing ideas around using Ipods and Podcasting.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Web 2.0
I am posting information about Web 2.0 tools to the VTcite website each week. This week I shared information about two self-paced programs utilizing Web 2.0 tools.
Today I am working with teachers from Founders Memorial School using the information shared on VTcite.
Check back for updates as we explore more Web 2.0 Tools.
Lisa
Today I am working with teachers from Founders Memorial School using the information shared on VTcite.
Check back for updates as we explore more Web 2.0 Tools.
Lisa
Thursday, May 29, 2008
21st Century Classrooms
21st Century Classrooms: Connecting the Dots
Today is the first day of the 21st Century Classrooms: Connecting the Dots Class being held at Champlain College. This morning we met with Content Specialist in Science and Social Studies. This afternoon we are meeting with Arlyn Bruccoli around how to use Riverdeep Learning Space and Sandy Lathem and learning how to use VTCite.org.
Our team consists of Joe White and Susan Miyamoto. We will be producing two units one in Science and one in Social Studies. I am excited about working with them on their units and sharing how we will use all the tools we have available to them.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
VTFEst - 2007
I'm attending VTFest in Killington Vermont. I have attended two workshops. I went to Lucie deLabruere's workshop entitled " Redesigning Research/Social Bookmarking" and Jane Wilde's workshop entitled "Wikis and Blogs in your K-8 classroom. Both speakers shared examples and ways they are being used in educational settings.
This morning, Jim Moulton was the keynote speaker sharing some great resources which can be found on my del.icio.us site. He wants us to ask "Why" are we integrating and using technology.
This morning, Jim Moulton was the keynote speaker sharing some great resources which can be found on my del.icio.us site. He wants us to ask "Why" are we integrating and using technology.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
VT LEAD-IT
I have spent the last two days really thinking about how we can make technology seamless in our school district. We started by going back and looking about what vision we had for our district. This brought us to the Essex Design for Learning and what do we want our students to know. We have worked on our technology plan and changed some of our original goals. We are focusing on differentiated learning and how to use advanced learning technologies with our students and staff.
We have had the opportunity to hear some great speakers over the past couple of days. Jim Moulton spoke to us about making the network accessible and giving teachers the opportunity to teach and showing responsible use of the Internet with students. He said "If principals and superintendent's don't step up to the plate put the pressure on teachers to use technology in their curriculum, it won't happen." David Warlick showed us some of the Web 2.0 tools and how to use them with our staffs. He talked about the difference between Web 1.0 and 2.0 and how much more participatory Web 2.0 is. He shared with us the many ways to make it easier to keep up with all the resources online using Aggregators. Bernie Dodge spoke to us on Tuesday evening at Chalkboard 2017 and how technology has changed and how we can't sit back and let it pass us by.
The trick is going to be keeping the momentum going after leaving tomorrow and not lose the focus we have had over the past couple of days. Key players in this will be administration and staff. We have to focus on how it can't be an add on, but just something they do as a regular part of their curriculum.
We have had the opportunity to hear some great speakers over the past couple of days. Jim Moulton spoke to us about making the network accessible and giving teachers the opportunity to teach and showing responsible use of the Internet with students. He said "If principals and superintendent's don't step up to the plate put the pressure on teachers to use technology in their curriculum, it won't happen." David Warlick showed us some of the Web 2.0 tools and how to use them with our staffs. He talked about the difference between Web 1.0 and 2.0 and how much more participatory Web 2.0 is. He shared with us the many ways to make it easier to keep up with all the resources online using Aggregators. Bernie Dodge spoke to us on Tuesday evening at Chalkboard 2017 and how technology has changed and how we can't sit back and let it pass us by.
The trick is going to be keeping the momentum going after leaving tomorrow and not lose the focus we have had over the past couple of days. Key players in this will be administration and staff. We have to focus on how it can't be an add on, but just something they do as a regular part of their curriculum.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Online Collaboration
I have been really thinking about how we can streamline work done by teachers in our district. Many of them are working collaboratively on Curriculums in all Subject areas and have to come to meetings to discuss how changes can be made, what resources to use, etc. I think that the collaboration tools I have been learning about could be incorporated into curriculum work. As I send this blog out to some of my colleagues, I would be interested in hearing if they think teachers would be interested in using a collaborative online tool to discuss curriculum issues and have dialogue via the web. Check out a couple of these examples, and let me know. Thanks
Curriculum Mapping
Curriculum Mapping
Monday, March 12, 2007
Sweetheart Blizzard Web Album - Feb 14, 2007
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Sweetheart Blizzard |
Clicking on the picture will take you to my Picasaweb Photo album which has pictures from the Sweetheart Blizzard.
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