"I'm doing a project this month where my uni students in Japan are taking photos of a meal and describing it on VoiceThread. Another class from Bulgaria may be taking part, too. If anyone has a class of students who'd like to do the same…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Carls Oct 11, 2008. 5 Replies 0 Likes
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Clair Taylor replied to Mark Carls's discussion Want to connect with another class? in the group Voicethread
Paula Philpott replied to Mark Carls's discussion Welcome- Introduce Yourself in the group Voicethread"Hi - I am a teacher mentor in the UK. Currently I mentor staff in ILT Pedagogy. Previously I taught Maths at college level. I love using VT for collaborative learning and have been working with staff looking at this and other collaborative…"
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Here's the link for registration for Friday's webinar "Reinventing Language Learning with VoiceThread" in case you'd still like to participate.
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"Hello all. Michelle Pacansky-Brock will host a webinar on using VT in language teaching on April 20, 2012. This is a free webinar, and all are invited to participate. I'll be sharing about how I use VT for digital storytelling…"
Lorena Tamayo replied to Mark Carls's discussion Welcome- Introduce Yourself in the group Voicethread"Hello everyone,
I am a graduate student, as well as a private school teacher for over 12 years. I have taught Spanish k-12th as well as History and English in 9th and 10th grade in both California and Hawai'i.
I am new to web 2.0 and just…"
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- At 2:47pm on August 16, 2010,
Mims said… - Thank you Mark. You explained it in a little more detail, appreciate it.
- At 2:09pm on August 16, 2010,
Ken Morrison said… - Thank you Mark!
I appreciate the hard work you have put into building this community in the Ning days. Thank you for your extra hard work to plan and execute this transition so that we continue to have a home.
Ken
- At 6:53pm on August 9, 2010,
Nicole Naditz said… - Thanks for the welcome. A project between our schools could be fun...I would especially be interested in some kind of collaborative project between my students and French students at your school. BTW, I only tweet once in a while...I have to find something pretty incredible to tweet. I mostly tweet from conferences I'm attending to share things I'm learning with those who couldn't be in the same sessions--and to share what I'm learning with my students when I'm absent...I let them follow me on twitter :-). I'm also presenting a session for local world language teachers in January about VoiceThread for the language classroom.
- At 9:42pm on August 1, 2010,
Dean Goss said… - Thanks, I appreciate any help I can get. I was debating back and forth whether to get a classroom account for my class on VoiceThread. I could see my students creating more than the three allowed under a free account. I'm very excited about our 1:1 setting. I think this will be a mind blowing year for everyone involved.
- At 7:36pm on July 30, 2010,
Kim Baker said… - Thanks, Mark. I appreciate the welcome :)
- At 8:54am on July 19, 2010,
JaneLofton said… - Oops. I KNOW your name is Mark, not Carl. Please excuse the error, Mark!
- At 8:43am on July 19, 2010, JaneLofton said…
- Thanks, Carl. Thanks for all your hard work on the VoiceThread ning and on setting up this group in the Classroom 2.0 ning. I love VoiceThread. I have used it both as a school librarian and language arts teacher, and I've given a couple of conference presentations on it. I'll be doing another one on updated VoiceThread features in November, so know I will be finding good ideas here.
- At 10:44am on July 16, 2010,
Verena Roberts said… - Perfect! I need more time on this ning.....
We could have added this as well!
Thanks!
Verena:)
- At 9:35am on July 16, 2010, Verena Roberts said…
- Hi Mark,
Thanks for creating this connection.
I was asked to guest speak at a local university next week about Integrating Technology in the classroom. (I have a passion for it, but I am a beginner). Specifically, the professor want me to give the student teachers some ideas about:
1) WHY the integration of technology is important in schools
2) What kinds of technology could be used in a kindergarten/grade 1 environment.
I am discussing voicethreads as the easiest starting point for a primary classroom. We will be going over how to create one, how to join, and looking at some work that I did with my daughter's kindergarten class.
Do you have ideas about any links, key points that I should include?
Please forward this note to any appropriate discussion....
Verena :)
- At 8:54am on July 13, 2010,
Michelle Pacansky-Brock said… - Hi Mark, thank YOU for bringing us together. A social network is a feature I'd love to see incorporated into the VoiceThread site itself to enable us to connect and share right there with our content. This is a great alternative resource until that feature is established.
best,
Michelle
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