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After my last post I went to hear Alan November speak at an afternoon Pro-D session. I then read Brian Kuhn’s blog post and added a comment, which I have edited slightly and included below. In the process of writing this comment I realized a valuable lesson, which I will discuss below the comment: The afternoon session With Alan November was great! It was wonderful to hear Alan November again.

You can go to the K12Online page or to Chris’ wiki page. To put it simply… there is something here for everyone! Description This presentation takes participants along my journey into integrating 2.0 applications and “21st Century Learning” into my pedagogy.

Having ten eee pcs in my classroom turned out to be handy this week. Each of the computers I have has a webcam on it. Not the highest resolution, but for web work, they are fine. The math unit I am working on in class is about geometry: angles, lines, shapes etc.

Having ten eee pcs in my classroom turned out to be handy this week. Each of the computers I have has a webcam on it. Not the highest resolution, but for web work, they are fine. The math unit I am working on in class is about geometry: angles, lines, shapes etc.

Why should you participate in this online conference? It’s Free! You can participate when it is convenient for you. You can participate as much or as little as you like. You will ‘meet’ some very interesting people. It will challenge you to do “new things in new ways“. It will help you to improve your practice.

Application of Constructivist Principles to the Practice of Instructional Technology By Bonnie Skaalid I found this while procrastinating on finishing my masters paper. Disgusted with how this has transformed from a labour of interest and love to one of ‘hoop jumping’ that is just what I Googled… along with ‘education’.