Teentek, Twitter, and Teachers
Just finished posting an article on the Techlearning blog that I think gets to the heart of classroom 2.0. That students are creators in this new digital world, and we need to find ways to allow them to create global content. They're already doing it in spaces like myspace, facebook, youtube, etc.
I also recorded a podcast this week on a lot of the same issues, but include some info from teachers and a little chat about twitter.
I also recorded a podcast this week on a lot of the same issues, but include some info from teachers and a little chat about twitter.
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