Classroom 2.0 Beginner Group!

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Comment by sonia barski on August 19, 2010 at 10:34am

Hi to all of you. I am a grade 3 teacher in British Columbia, Canada. I am in a graduate program on Learning and Teaching with Technology. Two of our goals this term is to join and participate in a PLN and develop an action research. I have been learning so much and am very excited to connect with all the wonderful things teachers are doing with technology.

Comment by Clare Ellison on August 19, 2010 at 10:30am

Hello,
I'm a grade 4 teacher in BC, Canada, and I'm enrolled in a post-grad. program in integrating technology in teaching. I am looking for ideas to integrate technology into math lessons (starting with whole numbers to 10 000 and addition to 10 000,) in order to better engage students in the lessons and increase their understanding of these concepts. Any ideas for sites, free programs, or lessons themselves will be appreciated. Thank you!

Comment by Karen Marie on August 19, 2010 at 7:05am

Hello everyone!
I am a middle school computer teacher in New Jersey and I am looking for ways to have my students collaborate with other students on a shared project. Otherwise, just trying to navigate through all that is available and judging its educational value!

Comment by Mark Bennett on August 19, 2010 at 1:46am

Hello! I'm here to build some networks to keep developing and redefining my idea of teaching. There's so much to look at on here, so if you think something is worthwhile, give me a buzz. Otherwise have a look at my blog http://amithestudent.wordpress.com/

Comment by Pastor Dennis Borchers on August 16, 2010 at 8:17pm

I am a high school Religion teacher and want to incorporate Web 2.0 technologies into my classes. I know enough to just get into trouble! I see the value in such technologies but I don't always see how I can use them. I have begun to dabble in Google Docs and want to do something with Wikis, and Blogs. I am presently in a Master's in Educational Technologies program and at times I am over-whelmed.

Comment by Olivia Vila on August 1, 2010 at 8:04pm

Hi!
I've been teaching for 11 years, and I am now beginning to dabble with web 2.0 technology. I am very excited about starting this school year in an Aerospace, Math and Technology program as a 5th grade Reading and Lang. Arts teracher. I've spent all summer learning about blogs, wikis, and digital story telling and I am ready to implement them with my students. It's amazing how far technology has come, and I believe we are at a point where as educators we can no longer pretend that turning on a computer in the morning constitutes integrating technology. Looking forward to learning so much more here at Classroom 2.0.

Comment by Karen Gonzales on July 29, 2010 at 11:25pm

Hello from the scenic North Peace Region of British Columbia. I am proud to be part of an innovative and creative network of professionals. I'm an intermediate teacher and part-time social responsibility district support teacher always looking for ways to build stronger, more positive caring and connected learning communities. Just getting my feet wet with all Classroom 2.0 has to offer!

Comment by Sushil Adhikari on July 28, 2010 at 1:17am

Hello,
I'm Sushil from Nepal. I'm a blind person and a new member in this group. I find a little bit difficult to navigate through this site and also I'm getting confused to get started different activities in the site. Please will somebody help me by letting me know?

Comment by Susan Blanco on July 24, 2010 at 7:10am

Hi everyone. I am an ESL instructor in a university. I am looking forward to learning more about web 2.0 and also want to set up a wiki and blog and web page.

Comment by Bob Zenhausern on July 22, 2010 at 1:52pm

I stopped a moment and wondered what does "Web 2.0 tools" mean? It means the tools we have at our hands to create Web 2.0. But what is Web 2.0? Are we spending too much time teaching Tools when we should be teaching Web 2.0.

Start with a Web 2.0 project and demonstrate how to do it using different Tools. Then let them try to use those tools.

For example, the Enabling Support Foundation has started an Archive of Legend and Myth. Part of that site will be accepting presentations in any form that can be included in the archive. The text would tell the story of a national or local myth, legend, etc. The diversity is dazzling.

Anyone interested in exploring more, email me at drz@enabling.org

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