Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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You came to the right place, let us know if you need any help being "led" to appropriate resources. N.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Pittman on
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I am currently working at the MathScience Innovation Center in Richmond, VA delivering courses and professional development through Moodle and Elluminate Live...math, science and technology. Completed a Masters in Instructional Technology through Virginia Tech three years ago. Really enjoyed the opportunity for fellowship and learning at NECC this summer!
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Welcome to Classroom 2.0. I'm sure you'll find information of interest to you here. Feel free to start a discussion and I'm sure you'll have others join in. N.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Mullen on
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Hello all,
I am Bruce Mullen, I teach Middle School Physical Science In Connecticut, USA. I received my teaching certification 5 years ago in math and science both 7-12 as a mid-career shift.
My undergraduate work and former profession (prior to becoming a teacher) was in manufacturing as a mechanical engineer.
In any spare time I can find I enjoy farming and I tutor high school students in the advanced math and physical science courses. I would like to move this tutoring work to an on-line environment but as yet I do not know how.
I was introduced to Classroom2.0 through classmates in an online Education Technology graduate program through the University of Connecticut which I hope to complete at the close of this fall term. At this point I know little about Classroom2.0 and less what I can do with it. Looking forward to an awesome new online experience!!!
Bruce
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This is a great environment to learn about technology in the classroom. The discussions range from the riduculous to the sublime, from discussion of a specific web tool to how to set up networks. There is something for everybody. If you have a specific interest like blogging, wikis or distance learning do a search by topic and you will find archived discussions that have taken place over the last 18 months. If you can't find your answer then you can post a "discussion" in the forum. The "Start Discussion" button is at the bottom of the forum. Feel free to comment on other discussion or post a new discussion. N.
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Great! Thanks for the tips.
Bruce
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Permalink Reply by Rhonda Berger on
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Hi everyone. I'm Rhonda Berger. I am in training at Miami Dade College and very interested in Web 2.0 technologies for supporting instruction. I also teach an Educational Technology class and use blogs, wikis and a little bit of Second Life to support this class.
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Welcome to Classroom 20, I'm sure you'll find some helpful information here. N.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Fuson on
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Hello all! My name is Mark Fuson and I am a secondary English teacher in Indiana. I have a 1:1 classroom where I have utilized webquests, course management programs (Moodle), and various student projects utilizing technology. I am starting to use wiki, RSS feeds, and blogs and am looking for great ideas and some emotional support!;)
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You find great ideas and support here, welcome aboard.
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Permalink Reply by Dale Ferrario on
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My name is Dale Ferrario. I am married, the father of two high school boys, a long time employee of Sun Microsystems, and I recently started a non profit called FreshBrain.
FreshBrain is focused on enhancing the education and development of our youth in the areas of business and technology by providing hands-on real world experience.
Please check out our site at freshbrain.org.
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Permalink Reply by henrik.widaeus on
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41 year, ICT-coordinator, a background in school - first as the "IT-guy" and thenmore and more involved in multimediaprojects,
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