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Whether you're an edtech resource or a classroom teacher, if you're at a 1:1 school, this should be an ideal place to form the relationships with partner schools that allow us to exploit all the possibilities of 1:1 classrooms.
I'm in Seoul, Korea, in a very English-proficient international school, and our grades 9 - 11 will be 1:1 next year with Macbooks. I'll be teaching AP Literature (though with grade 12 students, who aren't included in the 1:1 launch!), and otherwise working as edtech liaison for all the classroom teachers.
So if you're looking for stable school partnerships capable of sustained "flat classroom" collaboration, well...so am I. It would be ideal if we could form those relationships over the summer, and hit the fall '07 semester with familiarity and concrete ideas.
I've created forums below devoted to the different content areas. Please feel free to add any of your own.
I'm in Seoul, Korea, in a very English-proficient international school, and our grades 9 - 11 will be 1:1 next year with Macbooks. I'll be teaching AP Literature (though with grade 12 students, who aren't included in the 1:1 launch!), and otherwise working as edtech liaison for all the classroom teachers.
So if you're looking for stable school partnerships capable of sustained "flat classroom" collaboration, well...so am I. It would be ideal if we could form those relationships over the summer, and hit the fall '07 semester with familiarity and concrete ideas.
I've created forums below devoted to the different content areas. Please feel free to add any of your own.
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Social Studies Teachers
Started by Alan Beam Jan 11.
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Started by Pamela Livingston Jul. 4, 2008.
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Started by SparklingDrift. Last reply by Jayne Vahle May. 29, 2008.
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Comment by Dennis Pack on January 28, 2009 at 2:23am -
I'm just curious, are many people making use of their laptops when conducting science practicals (experiments)? There seems to be a great opportunity going to waste!
Get "more bang for your buck" ... connect probes to the computer and collect data from hands-on science pracs.
Cheers,
Dennis
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Comment by Alan Beam on January 8, 2009 at 5:22pm - It appears there's not much going on in this group. Our high school is in its third year of a 1 to 1. We provide ibooks to our students and macbooks to our teachers. We made a major change this year that has been interesting. We moved to our own personal "whitelist" that is used during the school day. But when school is out the student computers go to a "blacklist". I would love to discuss what others are doing with a 1 to 1. I may be presenting to others interested in going to 1 to 1 as well as ones that are already doing it. What should I talk about? What should I demonstrate to the audience? Etc... please give me some feedback. Thanks in advance.
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Comment by Sherrell M. Garth on August 23, 2008 at 1:29am - Hello I am a Teacher who is interested in getting involved with flat Laptop teaching and you help me, anyone?
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