Rather than post one of my regular Weekly Tech Tips this week I would like to turn your attention, if it is not already there, to the K12 Online Conference. The K12 Online Conference is a free annual online education and technology conference. Unlike other conferences this one is asynchronous and all presentations are archived for future viewing. The session presentations are created and shared using web 2.0 tools (most of them free). Sessions are curated by a group of conference conveners and in the weeks of the conference they release the links daily to give the sense of an event. These sessions are created by teachers with real classroom application in mind.
Weekly Tech Tip:
Opening Keynote: Sharing: A Moral Imperative by Dean Shareski
K12 Online Conference 2010 via kwout
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Video Festival:
The Seven Spaces of Technology in School Environments from Ewan McIntosh on Vimeo.
Link Stew:
- Tweet Nest - Create a searchable archive of your Tweets.
- Google Calendar of Different Education Chats on Twitter - Put together by @bhwilkoff
- TweetGrid - Create a Twitter Dashbaord in your Browser that updates in real time.
- You-tilizing YouTube in the Classroom
- PinDax - Potential WallWisher Replacement
- Teach Collaborative Revision with Google Docs
- Election Day Resources from Thinkfinity
- Rethinking Student Motivation - Download New chapter to Disrupting Class for free
- Can Teachers Run Their Own Schools?: Tales from the Islands of Teacher Cooperatives Claremont Graduate University research study by Charles Taylor Kerchner
- Sywbaloo - Great site to build internet startpages with links to your favorite or most frequently visited websites
- Free Webinar on November 4th - Kirsten Olson: What is the Purpose of Education?
- Museum Box - tool that lets students make virtual museum-like collections online
British Kids Log On and Learn Math — in Punjab By
- Learning gains in the School of One = 9x peers by Scott McLeod on Mind Dump
- Cut a New Deal With Teachers by Ted Kolderie on Education|Evolving
- The Decline of Creativity in the United States: 5 Questions for Educational Psychologist Kyung Hee Kim on Encyclopedia Britannica Blog
- Is a paradigm shift really needed? by Dan Willingham (Washington Post)
- Wanna be a School Reformer? You Better do Your Homework! by Gary Stager (Huffington Post)
- The Myth of Charter Schools by Diane Ravitch (New York Review of Books)
- Take Back Your Education by John Taylor Gatto on Yes!
- 12 Things You Might Not Have Learned in a Classroom by John Taylor Gatto on Yes!
- Learning about AudioBoo from a 1st Grader at College by Wesley Fryer on Moving at the Speed of Creativity
- Charter Schools and Civil Rights: What Kind of 'Movement' is This? by Brian Jones (Huffington Post)
- In the beginning, educator technology usage may not be very pretty by Scott McLeod on Dangerously Irrelevant
- "Go Wireless" Initiative Year 2 Update By Michael Walker on Edina Technology Integration
Retweetable Tweets:
RT @luhoka: I think people underestimate how much respect is given to those that actually say "I don't know"
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