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YouTube - Challenges-Video by John Schinker-Teachers Without Borders-Canada
"Teachers Without Borders - Canada ICT team member John Schinker talks about some of the challenges the team faced in South Africa and Kenya in the summer of 2009."
Classroom Technology - Web 2.0 Resources and Examples
Outstanding compilation of resources for Web 2.0-videos, slideshare, VoiceThreads, blogs, wikis, Twitter, Google Earth, Wordle, Moodle, Google Docs, RSS Feeds, Personalized Start Pages, Second Life, Scratch, Pocket Video Camera, Podcasts, Assessment instruments, Techy Tips, and Inspiring Videos
ISTE Connects Livestreaming Schedule | ISTE’s NECC09 Blog
“proposed” live streaming schedule for ISTE Connects. This schedule will probably change everyday, but we will do our best to keep you posted on our plans so you can tune-in during streams that are relevant to your interests. The Livestream and a chatroom will be posted on the homepage of ISTEConnects.org starting tomorrow so get ready to interact with fellow education tech lovers from around the globe! We will also have live bloggers onsite capturing sessions with Flip minoHD cameras that will be posted as quickly as possible.
ISTE’s NECC09 Blog | Livestreaming site for NECC 2009
Site for viewing all live streaming from NECC 2009
TeachersFirst - OK2Ask Wiki-archived recordings for Professional Development session
This page is the home base of TeachersFirst's newest offering, OK2Ask "snack sessions," a series of free, live, online “snack sessions” (available live and in archived format) for self-directed teacher professional development and exploration.
TeachersFirst: OK2Ask-- Free Online Professional Development for Teachers
a series of live, online “snack sessions” (available both live and in archived format) for self-directed teacher professional development and exploration. These one-hour sessions, scheduled at convenient times for you to attend from any computer (kick off your shoes!) will share great ideas you can use in your classroom, courtesy of TeachersFirst’s staff. You know our style, so you know these sessions will be useful and teacher-friendly.
You “attend” on your computer, with live video and audio from our moderators and a text chat area for you to ask questions live.
EdTech4AZ » Web 2.0 Tools Wiki created by Ann Lumm for AZ educators
Wikispace created by Ann Lumm, Maricopa County Technology Integration Specialist, AZ, to share web 2.0 resources and provide a space for ongoing collaboration among teachers who participate in their professional development experiences.
Free Live Web Events! | The Edublogger-Sue Waters
Edublogs now offers free live web events to support the education community. Session topics will range from different aspects of blogging to using a range of web technologies.
Education Week: Teachers' Staff Training Deemed Fragmented
Although American teachers spend more working hours in classrooms than do instructors in some of the top-performing European and Asian countries, U.S. students have scored in the middle of the pack on a number of prominent international exams in recent years.
That paradox appears to stem at least in part from a failing of the United States’ systems for supporting professional learning, concludes a new report Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader released here Feb. 4.
Constructing Modern Knowledge » Summer Institute
Constructing Modern Knowledge is a minds-on institute for educators committed to creativity, collaboration and computing. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in intensive computer-rich project development with peers and a world-class faculty. Inspirational guest speakers and social events round out the fantastic event. Rather than spend days listening to a series of speakers, Constructing Modern Knowledge is about action. Attendees will work and interact with educational experts concerned with maximizing the potential of every learner.
Professional Development Guide-Dr. Helen Barrett
Excellent resources for professional development guidelines compiled by Dr. Helen Barrett.
NMSU | Webinars - Event Series (Free Weekly Webinars-Mondays)
Series Title: Increasing Interaction with Audio/Video Tools Spring 2009
RETA Webinars are innovative online professional development sessions that provide K-12 Educators with practical uses of audio/video tools to increase interaction for the 21st Century classroom. All sessions are archived for later viewing.
Thinking in Mind: Teaching over Skype - The Results-Blog post by Neil Stephenson
I am a grade 6 and 7 teacher in Calgary, Alberta and am the program coordinator of my school's 1:1 laptop program, planning and implementing PD for the staff. A presenter at numerous conferences, both local and national, in 2006 I was selected as an Apple Distinguished Educator. As well, I have recently contributed to a publication on technology for the Critical Thinking Consortium and am working on my Masters degree at the University of Calgary.
A New Guide: Interview Questions for Teachers of Every Grade & Subject - TheApple.com
From TheApple Editor: If you’re are preparing to interview for a teaching job, this massive interview list is something you must review before you set foot in your potential school. One of TheApple’s featured writers, Eric Hougan, author of Road to Teaching has covered all grades and subjects here. Use his research to help you put your best foot forward in an interview.
movingforward » videos
This page contains videos, slideshows, handouts, and other resources for presenters. Videos / Podcasts / Slides New resources being added regularly.
What does our PD blend look like? « Generation YES Blog
I’ve done a couple of posts lately about teacher professional development (What’s Professional Development) and how most teacher’s PD “diet” is pretty unbalanced (6 Degrees of Professional Development). I whipped up a quick Google Form to collect some data.
Take the “What’s Your PD Blend?” survey here
What is professional development? « Generation YES Blog
Everyone knows that “professional development for educators is important.” It’s one of those phrases you hear all the time without really thinking about it. I did a session at last year’s K12 Online conference called “Challenging Assumptions About Professional Development” that talked about some of the myths we believe about professional development, especially regarding technology. But even then, I didn’t think much about the question, “what is professional development?”
I’ve done some web research, and found lots of terrific resources about things like the essential elements of professional development, methodologies, how to do it, and much more. But what I didn’t find is a simple breakdown of the kinds of professional development that teachers can participate in. Because in my mind, breaking down the kinds of professional development into simple groups gives us a “map” of the possibilities. Sort of like food groups - it can help create a balanced diet.
Facilitating Reflection: A Manual for Leaders and Educators
This manual was written during the summer of 1995. The primary author, Julie Reed, was interning at the Georgetown University Volunteer and Public Service Center at the time. I had asked her to pull together a compendium of reflection activities that would be useful for educators and leaders of service groups. None of the ideas represented in this manual are original. We borrowed examples from a variety of sources, which you will find in the "Acknowledgements" section at the end of the manual.
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