Hi Pat,
I teach Gr. 7 and 8 at a school in Waterloo, Ontario. I've been teaching for 20 years and use quite a bit of technology with my students. I teach Gr. 7/8 History, Gr. 8 English, Gr. 7/8 French, and Music (Strings). We'd love to…
Hi Darren and Sue,
Thanks for the invite!
Brand new to Classroom 2.0, but it doesn't take long to get one excited at the possibilities. Darren has previously inspired me to jump into the world of blogging in the classroom, so it is nice to…
Thanks! My name is Jane Henderson. I am the Elementary Educational Technology coordinator for the Near North DSB. I live in Parry Sound, ON. My blog is called Cool Scoolz - I write about interesting and innovative teachers/projects in our board.
Thanks to Sue for the invitation - I am currently working with colleagues in Edmonton's newest high school, Lillian Osborne - would love to connect re: projects...especially interested in connecting with anyone with IB World Literature…
Hi! My name is Dorothy Taker and I am a split gr. 3 & 4 teacher on the Magdalen Islands (Quebec). I am very interested in communicating with other teachers from across Canada and around the world.
Hi Darren:
Would love to join your group if I may. One of your other colleagues suggested it. I'm originally from Winnipeg myself. Moved to BC 17 years ago when there was still snow on the ground in May, both my husband and I said, that's…
Hi Sue
Thanks for the invitation to join the Canadian Mashup. Great way to connect with other educators. I am an Educational Technology Consultant working at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, NB. I am learning as much as I possible can…
With your interest in Education Technology, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service.
I followed the discussion related to TIMMS, PISA and assessment in general among you, @garystager and @chrislehman on twitter for a while last night. I tuned in late and didn't have a chance to enter the discussion or see how it turned out. It looked fairly intense at times. I taught math/science for years in Alberta, a province that became very adept at using results from a variety of "standardised assessments" for political purposes. I would be curious to see what others experiences have been.
Hi Darren -- I'd like to invite you to join a Classroom 2.0 group called Canadians Mashup. I'm trying to build a network of Canadian educators and bloggers who are interested in sharing and connecting.
3 steps:
(1) Navigate to the Sue Hellman page. Part way down on the left is a Canadian map under My Groups. If you click on that and then look beneath the main banner (right of center) on the group page, you should see + Join this Group. Click and you’ll be in.
(2) Invite me to be a colleague please.
(3) If you add yourself to the map, please include a name or a photo of some sort. 'Anonymous' cannot be distinguished from ‘Unknown Location’ when I try to clean up the false starts. THANKS!!!!