Comments on: A Year of Teaching with Technology in Review http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/2009/06/13/a-year-of-teaching-with-technology-in-review/ Education Reflections, Research and Musings Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:32:06 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Valeng http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/2009/06/13/a-year-of-teaching-with-technology-in-review/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Valeng Mon, 21 Sep 2009 22:37:55 +0000 http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/?p=52#comment-77 Блог очень качественный. Вам награду бы за него или просто орден почета. ;) Блог очень качественный. Вам награду бы за него или просто орден почета. ;)

]]> By: blogjunkie http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/2009/06/13/a-year-of-teaching-with-technology-in-review/comment-page-1/#comment-76 blogjunkie Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:27:41 +0000 http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/?p=52#comment-76 Hi Errin, I think using digital photograph would be great. I wish we had a digital camera bin we could borrow from our Resource Centre and then have the students create movies/slideshows for science - motion, simple machines etc. I am in the MEd (following TLITE) - just rec'd the letter. I'm sure you will get in. Not sure about my focus just yet. Somehow without some deadline slamming me in the face, I'm not inclined to worry about it yet! I am on Twitter - look me up! Send me a tweet about the MEd. My reading list is getting a little on the extensive side! I am reading: Windows on the Future - Ted McCain, Ian Jukes (almost finished) The World is Flat - Friedman (almost finished) Net Savvy - Ian Jukes, et al. Information Power - American Library Association Mosiac of Thought - Keene/Zimmerman Here Comes Everybody - Shirky (been on my shelf for a year!) Reading Power for Nonfiction - A. Gear This list does not include the fiction reading I do as the school T/L! I bring home a stack of children's books to read over the summer as well as harass my local public children's librarian for books AND will attempt to teach myself some HTML programming. That ought to be scary! Hi Errin,

I think using digital photograph would be great. I wish we had a digital camera bin we could borrow from our Resource Centre and then have the students create movies/slideshows for science – motion, simple machines etc.

I am in the MEd (following TLITE) – just rec’d the letter. I’m sure you will get in. Not sure about my focus just yet. Somehow without some deadline slamming me in the face, I’m not inclined to worry about it yet!

I am on Twitter – look me up! Send me a tweet about the MEd.

My reading list is getting a little on the extensive side! I am reading:

Windows on the Future – Ted McCain, Ian Jukes (almost finished)
The World is Flat – Friedman (almost finished)
Net Savvy – Ian Jukes, et al.
Information Power – American Library Association
Mosiac of Thought – Keene/Zimmerman
Here Comes Everybody – Shirky (been on my shelf for a year!)
Reading Power for Nonfiction – A. Gear
This list does not include the fiction reading I do as the school T/L! I bring home a stack of children’s books to read over the summer as well as harass my local public children’s librarian for books
AND will attempt to teach myself some HTML programming. That ought to be scary!

]]> By: Errin http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/2009/06/13/a-year-of-teaching-with-technology-in-review/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Errin Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:55:08 +0000 http://blogjunkie.edublogs.org/?p=52#comment-75 That sounds like a very successful school year for you and your students! I've been reflecting on how to successfully integrate video into my courses. Digital photography and Photoshop both worked so easily into my program in the last couple of years but my attempts to introduce video and video editing this past year weren't as successful. I've also been thinking about the work we did using Flickr and blogging in my art/photography courses. Flickr, to my surprise, was used more successfully than student blogs and I'm not really sure why at this point. Summer reading includes Dances with Dependency by Calvin Helin, Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky and maybe the Fifth Discipline by Senge. There are other books on the shelf, but I'll let lazy summer days decide the rest! I'm also signing up for Twitter this week, and waiting to hear if I'm in the MEd year that follows TLITE, both of which will affect my summer reading list. What are you reading this summer? That sounds like a very successful school year for you and your students!

I’ve been reflecting on how to successfully integrate video into my courses. Digital photography and Photoshop both worked so easily into my program in the last couple of years but my attempts to introduce video and video editing this past year weren’t as successful. I’ve also been thinking about the work we did using Flickr and blogging in my art/photography courses. Flickr, to my surprise, was used more successfully than student blogs and I’m not really sure why at this point.

Summer reading includes Dances with Dependency by Calvin Helin, Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky and maybe the Fifth Discipline by Senge. There are other books on the shelf, but I’ll let lazy summer days decide the rest! I’m also signing up for Twitter this week, and waiting to hear if I’m in the MEd year that follows TLITE, both of which will affect my summer reading list.

What are you reading this summer?

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