Introductions
Please introduce yourself, let us know a little bit about you, and where you are from.
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Permalink Reply by Charles Everett on
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Hi! My name is Charles Everett and I teach internet marketing at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida. I'm happy to be part of the Classroom 2.0 community!
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Permalink Reply by Tim on
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Hi, My name is Tim and I'm from Hanford, CA. I'm a 2nd grade teacher in a rural K-8 school. Just found this site and looking around to see what it's about and if it's another resource I can use.
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Permalink Reply by Jocelyn Williams on
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Hi, Joce (Jocelyn) WIlliams from Auckland New Zealand. I'm gradually becoming more of a geek... have always loved to bring variety to my classes anyway. Now, a course fully online: I'm using Moodle this semester to teach master's students enrolled in a course called Management Communication. I'm keen to do this really well; I know I have lots to learn. This site looks really helpful.
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Permalink Reply by Laurie Hornik on
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Hi there! I'm Laurie Hornik, NYC middle school English teacher. I want to learn more about having my students discuss books online.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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I've done a bunch of online book discussions using Moodle. You can read about them at http://anotsodifferentplace.blogspot.com Let me know if you want to see Moodle in action. N.
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Thanks, Nancy. We use Moodle at my school too, and I have a Moodle site. Do you use Moodle's wiki or forum or something else to have online book discussions? L
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We use the forum, if you want to visit go here http://www.smsdonline.org/login/index.php and login in using baguest as username and password. Be sure to choose 'simple single discussion' as your forum type when you are setting up your discussion questions. .
I have a love-hate relationship with the online book disscussion. I love the idea but hated some of the reality of it. Read about that on my comment here.
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Permalink Reply by Jay Trevorrow on
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Hello, all. I am a bit slow on the uptake in an introduction having actually started here last month. Be that as it may, I am the Director of Technology at an independent school here in NYC. In addition to my administrative and managerial responsibilities, I teach a section of 7th grade English (helps to keep the work real).
I am always interested in connecting my classes and those of my colleagues with others from nearly anywhere. While natural connections involving similar curriculum or content areas always make sense, I appreciate the challenges of making connections and creating the learning with remote colleagues and classes even if we do not seem to have one of those apt links from the start.
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Cook on
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Hello! My name is Kathy Cook and I live in sunny Chandler, Arizona. I work for University of Phoenix doing program design and curriculum development for teacher education programs and courses that are taught on-gound and online. We are getting ready to start a new professional development program for online instructors. I would love to get some input from other online instructors about what they think is important in the training of new online teachers and topics that would be of interest for more experienced online teachers.
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Welcome aboard! You might post this as a discussion on the home page (scroll down to the bottom of the discussion forums until you see 'add new forum discussion'). You'll get more exposure. N
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Thank you, Nancy. I will give that a try.
K.
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Permalink Reply by Marge Arnold on
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I'm Marge Arnold, soon to be a septuagenarian (in October), and still investigating Web 2.0. I live in northeast Louisiana and work as a grant writer/professional development facilitator.
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