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Louisa posted a discussionconnections in japan?
I am interested in starting a collaborative wiki with a primary school in japan so that my students (Grade 5) can get a better understanding of japanese culture and language but also to have a real purpose for using the wiki to communicate globally. My students have specialist japanese lessons once a week and the japanese teacher would be working with us on this project. Does anyone have a japanese connection that i could tap in to?
Louisa replied to Deb's discussion Back to Keyboarding"my class love "spongeBob Typing" really cheap software to learn typing skills"
Louisa replied to Ginger Lewman's discussion When you first join, make sure... in the group Distance Collaborations"Hi, I am a 2 day per week classroom teacher to Grade 5's and 3 days a week Assistant principal in charge of ICT in a near city primary school near Adelaide in South Australia. Soon I will be looking for ideas for an online collaborative project…"
Louisa replied to J Black's discussion Working Conditions and Progressive, Tech-embracing educators"we use smartfilter thru the SA ed dept (DECS) Teachers can ask me to permanently unblock a site (as administrator) that has been blocked by the dept in their infinite wisdom which takes abut 30 seconds to do or they can use their own override…"
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- At 1:34pm on March 30, 2009,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Louisa and welcome to classroom 2.0 This is a great place to meet like minded people. There are other nings that are set up specifically for collaborative projects. If you would like me to give them to you, let me know.
- At 6:16am on September 15, 2008,
Tina Fortenberry said… - Hi Louisa I saw where you had spoken with Mike Couch about pen pals and wanted to see if you could help me out as well. I am trying to get my students more involved with technology. My thoughts are to start a blog on our webpage and we would love to have your students join in. I plan on starting it within the next couple of weeks but until then....We have placed a clustermap which marks a map with places the visitors are form. Would you please visit our site so that we can get Australia marked on our map. If you have any other friends from around the globe, would you please pass along the web address. We are using the cluster map to work on mapping skills. I also have contacted Mike to see if we could work something out with the pen pals although I am not sure how diverse we are with his classroom since we are from the same area. Here is the web address
http://www.trussvillecityschools.com/Teachers/Tina.Fortenberry/default.aspx
please feel free to contact me at
tina.fortenberry@trussvillecityschools.com
- At 2:58pm on December 19, 2007, Louisa said…
- Thanks Hans, I will. I am a new PC convert. Just attended an Apple Conference in Sydney and was blown away - I am now a teacher 2.0!!
- At 6:31am on December 19, 2007,
Hans Feldmeier said… - Hi Louisa, greetings from Germany!
Feel free to check some of my sites - I focus on Web 2.0 apps as to education.
Please consider to join the group I´ve created about digital teaching methods like wikis, podcasts... with 232 members on CR 2.0: DigiSkills
Hans
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