Teachers in Google Wave
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This is a group to gather teachers using Google Wave, offer invitations to those who do not have one yet, and encourage those who do not know about it or to use it.
Website: https://wave.google.com
Members: 79
Latest Activity: Feb 7
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Google Wave guide 3 Replies
Google Wave didactical applications slides and Google Wave italian guide Slides @
Started by Daniele Prof Pauletto. Last reply by Daniele Prof Pauletto Feb 2.
Utilizing Google Wave 5 Replies
I have been actively using Google Wave for the past three plus months. Instructional coaches in my division have utilized the collaborative aspects of Google Wave to take notes during recent conferen…
Started by Jennie Reaves. Last reply by Gavin Agnew Jan 18.
Google Waves Projects of Teachers of Google Wave Members 12 Replies
If you have begun, have joined in, or want to recommend public Waves to other members here feel free to let everyone know here in this thread. There may be non-public Waves too. Perhaps you are invo…
Tagged: Wave
Started by Tammy Moore. Last reply by Rangoo Srinivas Jan 18.
Would like a google wave invite. 9 Replies
I would definitely like a google wave invite. smolkascience@gmail.com thanks!
Started by Thomas Smolka. Last reply by Wendy Jan 13.
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Comment by Ian Simpson on November 29, 2009 at 10:23pm - Hi my google wave address is mrsimpson.inverurie@googlewave.com. Using it at work is slightly challenging at the moment, drag and drop doesn't work but am keen to see how others intend to use it. At the moment I can see it being used for collaborative research tasks, revision note creation with scope for teacher feedback (each pupil creates a wave and adds the teacher). The playback is useful but I think it'll come into its own when we can use attachments (think something is blocked at the moment) and when we can build our own apps to place inside the waves. Higher Computing course could become entirely web-based.
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Comment by Matt Gleeson on November 29, 2009 at 4:23pm
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Hi all thanks for the invit Box, sorry Christel I was not quick enough getting back but have already recieved invite but thank you
Cheers
Matt
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Comment by Christel on November 29, 2009 at 2:29pm
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Hi, my google wave is christel.smith@gmail.com. I currently work with students and teachers from Grades 1-10 on technology integration and would love to share ideas as the year goes along.
Christel
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Hi all,
I am an adult educator in Australia. I would love an invite to google wave so that I can explore the teaching/collaboration possibilities. My email is mgleeson74@gmail.com
Cheers
Matt
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Comment by Ainars Sviklis on November 29, 2009 at 10:18am
- mine is ainars.sviklis@googlewave.com
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Comment by Box Ruiz on November 29, 2009 at 9:59am - Wao!!!!!! Google upgraded my invitations to 14!!!!!!! Now I've got more left to share. Just e-mail me or leave a commentary to get your for you or someone else.
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Comment by Nicol R. Howard on November 28, 2009 at 3:23pm
- Google Wave is being generous and I have 8 invites to give. E-mail if you would like one: nicol.howard@gmail.com
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- Glad to join the group - nicol.howard@googlewave.com
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Comment by Eric Snyder on November 28, 2009 at 2:42pm -
EGSnyder@googlewave.com
twitter.com/egs
Not a teacher, but very interested in learning.
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Comment by Barbara Moss on November 28, 2009 at 2:07pm - I am techtchr@googlewave.com
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