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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The thing I like about Classroom 2.0 is you can usually expect immediate feedback if you have a question or concern. You can also see some great teachers doing some great projects. I have visited a ning for librarians that you might enjoy http://teacherlibrarian.ning.com/ I'm sure there are other library nings, I just haven't been to them. Stop back now and again. N
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Permalink Reply by Aaron Ball on
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Hi Everyone,
I am a grade 6 teacher from Edmonton Alberta Canada. I am interested in breaking down the barriers between the Digital Natives and Immigrants. Love to use video games to teach with and am currently working on the use of iPods in literacy stations. Very excited to tap into the resource that this community is.
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Permalink Reply by Jennie S. Malonek on
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There is a language teacher looking for a collaborator on some software under open source software
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Permalink Reply by Ross Hunter on
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Hello Classroom 2.0,
I am an Instructional Technology Specialist at a high school outside of Philadelphia, PA. Interested in developing some connections with other schools to participate in some Global Citizenship projects.
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Permalink Reply by Cynthia Stephenson on
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Cynthia Stephenson, Huntsville, AL; Technology PD Specialist; especially interested in Technology PD, Technology Integration, Technology Assessment
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Permalink Reply by Jill B on
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Hello, everyone! I'm Jill and teach 4th grade in South Carolina. I am very interested in learning about Web 2.0.
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Permalink Reply by Eddie Carr on
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My name is Eddie Carr. I'm a Math/Computer Technology Teacher at Placerita Junior High School. I also and the Co-Technology Coordinator, MathCounts Coach, and webmaster at my school.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Sammartano on
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Hello,
My name is Mike Sammartano. I teach 8th grade Earth Science in a suburb just north of NYC. I'm excited to join this site and hopefully share and learn a lot. I'm hoping to come up with some new ways to interact with my students via the Internet. I've been using a class website (www.83science.com) for quite a while, but I'm interested in exploring some more interactive sites.
Looking forward to meeting everyone.
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Permalink Reply by Robert (Bud) Talbot on
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Greetings all-
Bud Talbot here. I am a former high school science teacher (7 yrs) and current doctoral candidate in science education at the University of Colorado at Boulder. I've recently become very interested in web 2.0 apps and concepts and how they are being used in K-12 education and, by extension, how they are being used (or not) in teacher education. Anyway, I hope to learn from you all what is going on in your classrooms so that I can get a better idea of how to think about best practices for pre-service science teacher education.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Poluk on
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Hi, my name is Mike Poluk and I am a fifth grade teacher in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. I have developed my own classroom podcast (as a starting point) and website, but I am looking for ways to continue to use web tools with my students (blogs, wikis, etc.). This on-line community is exactly what I have been looking for!
www.mikepoluk.com
www.mpradio.ca
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Permalink Reply by Cathy Walker on
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Hi Mike! I am a 4th grade teacher (new to this site) and I use wikis in my classroom. We use them for our writing and various projects. :)
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