Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Ron Jeror on -
Hi everyone. Ron Jeror here. I teach Global History and Geography to 9th and 10th graders in upstate NY. And by upstate I mean that the closest city to us is Ottawa, ON (approx 90 miles). Was recently introduced to this site at the national NCSS conference and I'm hoping it will help me learn to better integrate technology into my teaching.
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Permalink Reply by Kimberly Farmer on -
Hi my name is Kimberly Farmer and I am the Technology Facilitator at Sallie B Howard Charter School in Wilson, NC. I am looking to connect with other facilitators or teachers who want to learn about using Web 2.0 tools in the classroom together. My goal is to provide a meeting place for my teachers who want to collaborate but do not have the time to find partners with people willing to do the same thing. We are a K-8 school and I am especially interested in meeting teachers who teach Social Studies in the middle school grades to assist one of our teachers who is scrambling to make his lessons interesting. If you have any suggestions please feel free to contact me. I look forward to working with you all!!
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Permalink Reply by Dave Cowell on -
Hi People
I am a teacher looking for the technology to engage my students and to make my job easier. Perhaps like many others I am both inspired and daunted at breadth of the possibilities. I have decide to start small ( again). I am going o keep my edublog up to date as much as possible, and take RSS feeds from relevant forums. Have been considering wading into Moodle, but I am going to hang a bit so I don't take on too much.
I'm excited.
Dave
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Permalink Reply by Dave Cowell on
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Oooooops!
Forgot to say I live and teach secondary business, maths, and science in Perth, Western Australia.
Dave
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Permalink Reply by Mike on -
Hi! I'm Mike Smith. I teach 8th grade U. S. History at Lafayette Tecumseh Junior High School during the school year and Senior Government during summer school. I have spent 33 years doing what I love to do - teach!
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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Welcome to Classroom 2.0!
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Permalink Reply by DeAnna McColm on -
Hi, DeAnna here. I am in Fort Scott, Kansas. I am a science teacher, with an interest in middle school level and still looking for employment. Not many openings in my area. I plan on working on my Master's in Instructional Design and Technology when I have a couple of years under my belt. This looks like a great place to learn about instructional technology! I look forward to learning from many different people. I haven't spent a lot of time on social networks, so this is a new experience for me. I have already jumped in and responded to a blog post I liked!
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Come to Kansas City. I'm sure you would have no trouble finding a job. I read recently that 46% of the teachers in Kansas are of retirement age within the next 5 years!
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Permalink Reply by DeAnna McColm on
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I plan to, after my daughter graduates. She loves her school, and I can't imagine moving her from it. It is a bit far to commute from where we are ... but it prospects don't get better, I may find a way to commute up there. Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Thurston on -
Hi All,
What a wonderfully rich site!
I am a college professor and consultant for LitLife who interested in global collaborations and the uses of educational technology. I am from California, but have been living on the East Coast for about 8 years now ( I moved to the East Coast for grad school at RISD and haven't left).
I have been traveling to Ghana for about five years, and two years ago, I founded a nonprofit with several colleagues called The International School of Art, Business, and Technology in Ghana (or I.S.A.B.T for short). Our mission is to promote education both at home and abroad in West Africa. We sponsor bookmaking projects in Ghana and here in the US, run global studies trips to Ghana, and are raising funds to build a media "Super school" in the village of Elmina (in the Central region of Ghana).
Anyone who has any ideas about promoting literacy, working in West Africa, and utilizing technology for education please contact me!
Cheers-
Jonathan Thurston
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Permalink Reply by Bajang on -
I am Baby Jane Lacaba from Philippines. I am glad to be part of this social networking site...
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