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Education Has Changed - Can Everyone Start Their Own Online School Now?

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bjoernlasse replied to Lisa DeGraaf's discussion 'Interested in Connecting with Other Classrooms and Students'

Hi Lisa, The site is secure and can be set public or private. There is a free version. If you like I can give you a quick demo. just ping me via bjoern@supercoolschool.com Bjoern

Dec 8, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Akash Bansal's discussion 'How do teachers collaborate?'

Supercool School is a tool for people to connect based on interest and knowledge. Also everybody can request and organize classes, meetings and brainstorming in virtual classroom environment. It is a good way for informal and practice based learning.

Dec 8, 2009

Education Has Changed - Can Everyone Start Their Own Online School Now?

Salut Classroom 2.0 fellows,The short answer is YES! If you want to learn how to start your own online school - visit SupercoolSchool.com :)For those of you who are still trying to figure out what all of this means let me explain...Supercool School just opened up its platform in an effort to allow everyone to create their own next generation online school.We want to do for education what blogging has done for publishing - democratize…See More

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bjoernlasse replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'Introductions'

Wow - you are using Elluminate??? How did you decide to use it?

Dec 7, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Ron Frattra's discussion 'Affects of technology on 21st century study habits'

good point!

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Donelle's discussion 'What's the Best Platform to Showcase Student Work?'

I would recommend to simply do a virtual event on a blog. Every hour you post a new piece of art and have a discussion around in the commenting session of the blog.

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Michelle's discussion 'Global connections'

Michelle, I have some French teacher friends. If you have a quick introduction email I can forward it. Please send it to bjoern@supercoolschool.com Regarding the tool - I can offer you a free version of Supercool School. It allows you to do video…

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Lisa DeGraaf's discussion 'Interested in Connecting with Other Classrooms and Students'

Lisa, Kudos of the great initiative. I would love to help you with a free version of our online School that we built - it also enables peer to peer Video Conferencing. Check it at www.SupercoolSchool.com Send me message if you are…

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Shamini Dias's discussion 'research on mentoring'

I would love to take the survey and find out more about the topic of informal mentoring. We just started a small platform for educators call educators 2.0. Its supposed to become an informal hotspot for teachers to share their experiences with each…

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Katherine Burdick's discussion 'E books in the classroom - yes or no'

Katherine, Education needs to be blend in with todays reality and prepare kids for their future. Therefore Ebooks should be part of the classroom of course :). I guess its more a question of money than of necessity.

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Jesse Gilbertson's discussion 'Uses of web 2.0 technologies within a classroom'

Jesse, web 2.0 technology was really a marketing buzz word to help the internet industry to get through their economical struggle. If you have a certain problem set in your classroom - for example writing essays - then blogs can be a helpful tool to…

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Andrew Cobourne's discussion 'Mexican School looking for Video Conference'

Andrew! I think thats a great idea :) You might want to check out Supercool School. We used it for some peer to peer tutoring for students. It may fit your purpose as well. cheers, bjoern

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Christopher Wickham's discussion 'Philosophy of Using technology in the classroom'

agree :)

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Samantha Hook's discussion 'Technology'

I guess it all depends on 1. What you want to teach 2. On your personal style & philosophy of teaching 3. On the age of the kids/adults The means for education are really secondary I believe :)

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Akash Bansal's discussion 'How do teachers collaborate?'

I wonder if a Supercool School would be a good collaborative tool for teachers to learn from one another check out www.SupercoolSchool.com What do you think?

Dec 6, 2009

bjoernlasse replied to Ian Dickinson's discussion 'Does the 2.0 Classroom Improve Students' Engagement in Learning?'

fully agree!! Web technologies are simply new tools to solve old problems ;)

Dec 6, 2009

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About Me: I am a purpose driven person striving to make the world a better place. Currently I am with Supercool School. In the past I worked in Audit, Marketing & Consulting in Germany and Russia. I initiated and led a number of Education and Development related Non Profit initiatives in Germany and Bangladesh. Plus I am an economics graduate student in the University of Mannheim.

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