Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Indra on
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Hello everybody,
Thank you for accepting me to your ccommunity. I am a teacher of English and very much interested in new ideas, new approaches, new technologies. It is useful for a teacher to keep updated, and belonging to a group of people with the same interests is a very important thing.
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Permalink Reply by Lanzetti on
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Hi, everyone. My name's Rafael Lanzetti, I teach Translation Studies at private universities in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Glad to become part of this community!
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Permalink Reply by Brian Woodruff on
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Hi! I'm Brian Woodruff. I am currently a second grade teacher at a small school district in Pennsylvania. I am very interested in finding ways to incorporate technology into my teaching. I am currently enrolled in the Wilkes University/Discovery Education Instructional Media graduate program.
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Permalink Reply by Ellen Zelinske on
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Hello, My name is Ellen Zelinske and I am a first grade teacher in Reading, PA. I am enrolled in the Instructional Media program with Wilkes University/Discovery to earn a Master's degree. I enjoy learning about the latest technology and hope to gain lots of tools to use with my students in the classroom. This is my very first experience with Ning so I have a lot to learn.
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Drazdowski on
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I am a 7th grade Keyboarding and Computer Applications teacher from Mountain Top, PA who is currently away from the classroom to teach teachers how to infuse technology into their lessons to make them more interactive for the students using whiteboard technology and student response systems. I am hoping to gain information from the nings I have joined to get ideas for my teachers across various curriculums on using the Web 2.0 tools with the hardware and software installed in their classrooms.
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Permalink Reply by Donnie Smith on
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Hello Rebecca, welcome to classroom 2.0.
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Permalink Reply by Jesus Moreno on
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Hello World! Ok now that we got the geek pleasantries out of the way, my name is Jesus Moreno and I'm an IT guy. Now, I'm not the typical "my network must be protected and locked down" IT guy. I currently work for the California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) in Kern County. Working for CTAP has helped me understand the need to have an open and manageable environment for curriculum and technology to mingle and promote student achievement. I'm always looking for what the next best technology practice will be in education. Stop by and say hi sometime :)
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Rezk on
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Hi I'm Jen. I teach at a small catholic school in western, PA. I work with middle school students, teaching 6th grade Science, 7th grade Digital Art, and 8th grade Journalism. I love using technology! I am constantly looking for new ideas.
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Permalink Reply by lcoakley on
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Hello All, I am Lauren Coakley, the technology training coordinator for Mount Aloysius College, a small private college located in Cresson, Pennsylvania. I am located in IT Services and our department interfaces with students, faculty and staff every day. I train faculty and staff on software used by the college. I manage our primary course management system, Blackboard. My position has required me to teach Microsoft Office software to students. I am currently enrolled in the Wilkes University/Discovery Education Instructional Media graduate program. I hope to contribute to your discussions and to learn more about Ning and Web 2.0.
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Permalink Reply by Beth Ravier on
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Hi Everyone! My name is Beth Ravier and I teach 6th Grade Language Arts at Saucon Valley Middle School located in Hellertown, Pennsylvania. I am looking forward to learning and sharing knowledge.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Neuman on
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Hi my name is Jason Neuman. I am an Instructional Technology Specialist (ITS) from Spring Hill, FL. Spring Hill is located about 30 miles North of Tampa, FL. As an ITS my main role is to teach teachers how to infuse technology into their curriculum. I hope to learn a great deal from this network.
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Permalink Reply by Nanci on
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Hi Jason!
Your job sounds really interesting. Our reality in Argentina is completely different to yours. How do children learn at school? I mean, do they have computers in their classrooms or they have a special computer lab where they go a certain number of times per week?
Welcome to classroom 2.0!
Nanci from Argentina.
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