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At 5:58pm on January 18, 2011, Josie D said…: Hi Katherine! I see that you live in Hawaii and that you like to use skype. I am big fan of skype and was wondering if you would like to try to connect through skype. I have 18 eager 1st graders that love skype. Let me know when you get the chance. Thanks!

At 12:59am on May 5, 2010, Neil Ringrose said…: Hi
My school is Years 1-6. Does that help?
Thank you so much for your answer!
MrR

At 9:36am on March 18, 2010, Rushton Hurley said…: Hey Katherine, good to be connected! When do you leave for Pakistan?
Rushton (rh(at)nextvista.org)

At 12:56pm on January 21, 2010, Katherine Bolman said…: Please take a look at ahaafoundation.org If you are a history teacher I am writing a grant proposal to raise money for you to work with me over the summer. If You would like to talk with me after you look at the site my Skype name is Katherine Bolman

At 8:29am on January 20, 2010, Laura Gonzalez said…: Hello, Katherine!

Thank you for colleaguing me!

Laura

At 8:43pm on November 27, 2009, M A N said…: Hello Ms. Bolman,

Thanks for getting in contact.
What was the site you had in mind?

Mohammed

At 12:32pm on November 24, 2009, Michele Lattanzio said…: Hi Katherine. I am definitely interested in collaborating with you. I am currently teaching A Brave New World. We just started the book and I think that the students might appreciate some visuals. Let me know any ideas that you have. I am open to anything.
Michele

At 2:44pm on November 22, 2009, Dr. Aries Cobb, ITDE said…: Dear Katherine,

Thank you. I think that you have a great idea for the presentation and discussion. The course time is 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. I was thinking that the presentation would start at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I am free to meet with you online at Skype any evening starting November 30, 2009 except Tuesday and Thursday night. Please let me know which date and time works best for you.

Thank you again.

Sincerely,
Aries Cobb

At 3:34am on November 22, 2009, Dr. Aries Cobb, ITDE said…: Dear Katherine,

Thank you. I look forward to your presentation on 2/16/2009. Let's use Skype. There is a video feature in Skype that I would like to explore. I am free to meet on most nights except Tuesday and Thursday. I am available from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Please let me know which date and time works best for you.

Thank you again.

Sincerely,
Aries Cobb

At 5:38am on November 21, 2009, Dr. Aries Cobb, ITDE said…: Dear Katherine,

Please let me know which date is best for you. Are you familiar with Skype, DIM- DIM, Elluminate, or Moodle? We will need to decide which course delivery tool we would like to use. Please let me know which date and time works best for you?

Thank you again.

Sincerely,

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School / Work Affiliation: The Applied History of Art and Architecture Educational Foundation

Website: http://ahaafoundation.org

Skype Account: Katherirne Bolman

About Me: I am creating an online course for the teaching of art and architecture in a unique way. This is a stand alone course and a course that will add to history courses on a global basis. If you go to ahaafoundation.org you can check out one or two of the micro-lessons and get back to me. This subject, Art History is left out of most schools and yet it will enrich history, geography and literature courses. What I am producing does not have to be used as a course it can be used as a research resource for other courses. It is question based which provides for lesson plans for teachers. I would like the students to hear the music that would go with the micro lesson they are studying.

What is not easily clear is that I want the students and teachers to make something after they have studied the information in each micro-lesson. I feel that they will get a much better understanding of what they have just learned. Learn something, make something, and make music about the work you have just studied. I think that these micro lessons provide a look into the culture of each society over time. This course is free and I am looking for comments and collaboration.

It is important to me to find a way to let teachers know about the work I am doing as it is not a lesson plan, it is a course. It is not the usual art history course as it works its way around the world. I would love to have an interested group that will cheer me on and add input or just do something.

I hope you have time to look at ahaafoundation.org which is the art history site.

I look forward to hearing from you.
Warmly,

Katherine Bolman, PhD
The Applied History of Art and Architecture Educational Foundation
kbolmanahaa@gmail.com
ahaafoundation.org