"I did not "pick" this route. That is the only opening in the Social Sciences department. If I get it then when one of the other teachers quit/retire I can "pick" classes."
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John Bouchard replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"2nd career for me too. Was in manufacturing for 20 years--ivy league mba--and decided on career change at age 47. MAT in 2000. 1st job was on a reservation in Oregon. Initially, I thought I would go the AP route, but quickly realized that the…"
Marianne Nielsen replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi, I am Marianne Nielsen , Naestved in Denmark. I work with blended learning, e-learning at a University College. Currently I am currently engaged in a project using Qr codes in the lab, inclding video, pdf-files with assigments and individuel note…"
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I'm excited that you are using Classroom 2.0. I am founder of Classroom 2.0, and the Social Learning Consultant at Ellluminate. I blog, speak, and consult on educational technology, and am particularly passionate about Web 2.0, social networking, Free and Open Source Software, computer reuse, and computing for low-income populations. I run the Open Source Pavilion and speaker series for the NECC and CUE shows, am the organizer of EduBloggerCon, and hold a series of free workshops around the country (Classroom 2.0 LIVE) to help educators learn about the educational uses of the participative aspect of the Web. I have done consulting work for PBS, Intel, Ning, and others on educational technology and social networking. I am also the Emerging Technologies Chair for NECC, a regular columnist at School Library Journal, and a blogger at www.SteveHargadon.com, the Infinite Thinking Machine and TechLearning. My podcast series on educational technologies can be found at www.EdTechLive.com and at Classroom 2.0. My wife and I have four children. My Blogs: SteveHargadon.com Infinite Thinking Machine My Projects: Classroom 2.0
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- At 3:40pm on May 30, 2012,
Jon Trainor said… OK Steve, Thanks!
- At 2:56pm on May 14, 2012,
Daniel Bassill said… Steve, you've had great success drawing a crowd to this site since you launched it several years ago. Have you ever tried to do any network analysis to map what cities/states people come from and what roles (teacher, admin, vendor, community, etc) people have. Such maps of such a large sample could shed some interesting light on which cities/states have greater engagement of teachers in on-line learning than others. If you're already doing that please point it out on the site.
- At 2:46pm on April 21, 2012,
Michele Eaton said… Thanks for a great summit! Proud to be a part of it!
- At 12:42pm on April 20, 2012,
Kevin said… Hi Steve,
I left this message: Hey Kevin H this is Kevin Honeycutt. Somehow I log into your account using my credentials. Do you have any idea how I can get my account back? When you log in you get this page too right?
On Kevin H's page. When I log in to CR2.0 I am him and I would love to be me again. Do I need to have you kill my old account and start over? I hate to lose my history here.
Kevin
- At 5:36am on February 26, 2012, Halima Ozimova said…
Salom Steve,
Just've tweeted to Richard:
@rmbyrne Hi Richard,may my thread be included as aPoll?In emerging economies like Uzbekistan ths issue is a Noveltyhttp://www.couchsurfing.org/group_read.html?gid=2164&post=10938064
With respect from Tashkent,
Halima
- At 12:05pm on January 2, 2012, Vivian Forssman said…
Hi Steve,
I am preparing for job interviews this week at both Stanford GSB and at Cal Poly (Director Academic Technology positions at both universities). I was thinking about the ideas you presented at the DET/CHE conference - I was quite enthusiastic about how you presented the importance of academic leadership in technology-enabled learning and teaching. But the themes are now murky after a month of mulled win. (DET/CHE was early December - oh how the calendar marches on!). Would you be willing to share your slide deck - certainly if I were to use anything from your narrative, I would cite you.Speaking of Finland, bet you are already onto this, but just-in-case....Thanks,Vivian
- At 10:38am on January 2, 2012,
Matt Bury said… - Thanks! :)
- At 4:48pm on April 20, 2011, Lizzie Chase said…
Steve
I have written a free English teachers resource [which may suit other teachers too because it features tool tips for Web 2.0 tools]. It is at http://otherworlds.yolasite.com
If you think it is useful, after taking a look, feel free to link to it!
Cheers
Lizzie Chase
lizziechase@hotmail.com
- At 11:16am on April 17, 2011,
Ben Waldram said… - Thanks for the comment - glad it amused. So true though.
- At 5:55pm on February 17, 2011,
Karmin Bourdo said… - Hi everyone! I am a 1st grade classroom teacher from Delton Michigan. I am excited to connect with teachers from around the country. I am looking for ways to be very intentional in the teaching and learning process and integrate technology into the classroom in hopes to communicate better with parents.
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