Tag Archives: professional development
School’s out Friday
I saw this a week ago, and have been meaning to post it ever since. Ken Robinson is a brilliant presenter. He doesn’t always use slides, it’s often just his spoken voice delivering a powerful message about the need to … Continue reading
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Wicked Decent Learning podcast
I was lucky enough on Sunday morning to be able to participate in a podast with Jeff from Wicked Decent Learning. It was a really pleasant hour and a half conversation about connections, learning, and how we implement change in our … Continue reading
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The Horizon Report: 2009 K-12 Edition
Educause and the New Media Consortium have just released the K – 12 Edition of The Horizon Report. Horizon Reports always make for interesting reading, as they predict the time to adoption of many of the emerging technologies finding their … Continue reading
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Virtually there – Learning 2.0, a Colorado conversation.
This morning, at 3.30 am, I got up to attend Karl Fisch and Bud Hunt’s Learning 2.0 – A Colorado Conversation. Was I in Colorado? No, I was sitting in my lounge chair at home, but able to participate because … Continue reading
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Theory into practice – making it meaningful in the school library.
Image via Wikipedia This year, we’re trying to make Web 2.0 more meaningful in our School Library. Last year we moved most of our pathfinders over to wiki format to encourage collaboration and input into the development of resources to … Continue reading
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Professional Development – not shameless self promotion.
Are you like me? Is your head swimming with everything that is now possible in our world as a result of the Web and the ease of transfer of information? We are so connected in today’s world. I can get … Continue reading
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Jane’s 25 tools – now a professional development opportunity
A couple of week’s ago I posted about Jane Hart and an excellent article she had written about 25 Tools every Learning Professional should have in their Toolbox – and all for FREE! which is due to be published in elearning age magazine … Continue reading
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