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1:58
Annotations - Victoria Hall
The language of  reflection
what's happening?

Booroondara Iand E wiki

VLC player

using digital tech to promote literacy
images to start discussions

"You are what you annotate" to communicate what you have learned
 
2:03
John Turner - PLC
Window into Web 2.0 possibilities

Creative Commons

Personal learning space with iGoogle
ePortfolio
Diigo

RSS reader
Twitter
Chatzy

zamzar


cool tools for schools wiki

Flatclassrooms

www.jturner56.wikispaces.com

 
2:06
twitter - we need to educate our kids by being involved ourselves
2:10

discussion of students learning things at school, and then doing inappropriate things with them at home.... issues of how we should be teaching and sharing ethical use...
it always comes back to ethical use

2:14
Effective 3D authoring in Middle Years authoring
Paul Chandler and Anne marie O'Brien

University of New England

developing students literacy in a multimedia world

project based approach research
collaborating
challenging
 looking for schools to work with - multi modal authoring project
 
2:17

Literacy - Black Rock PS
Nessy - trial discs available
structured online literacy aimed at primary, but also up to lower secondary

Tricky Mountain -  
neumonics?

Going through quick overview of the program, and resources

2:30
Open session questions

Ethics of copying videos from YouTube
Ethical use, making sure students are aware of safe practices, rights and responsibilities.
Model correct practice
rules and guidelines for teachers are fuzzy
 
2:34
Session 2 of Speed Sharing
2:46
Nings and Things in Clouds
John Pearce
 
Nings are a social networking site which is accessible to schools, unlike MySpace and Facebook
Engages students
range of tools for managing the site
Ning restricted to 13 and over due to COPPA guidelines in US


The Cloud - cloud computing , fastest growing aspect of computing
Google Docs - work is online
great for collaboration and sharing

johnp.wordpress.com  
2:55
John Turner, PLC
Involving teachers in digital curriculum

zen presentation
 
Use of mentors to help guide teacher learning
So many choices in Web 2.0
Need to have a common agreement - discussion not document
ISTE
Evaluating a teacher task
See handout
Case Study - Digital Citizenship
Information Literacy
Teacher inclusion
workable apporach
computer - curriculum - learning

ISTE - Digital Citizenship

Make sure the focus is on what you want the students to learn, the tech must support it, how it's used must relate back to the learning  
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