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David Warlick
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So what does it look like?
Replied Jun. 5, 2007
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- I'm a 30+ year educator, having been a classroom teacher, district administrator, and staff consultant with the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction. Currently, I maintain The Landmark Project a professional development and innovations firm in Raleigh North Carolina.
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There is no such thing as a classroom model. It's what we (the government) has been trying to achieve over the past half dozen years -- a scientifically based construct. A classroom is not a lab. It is a living place that shapes itself around the teachers and students who work there. To me, the 2 refers more to velocity. A classroom with a velocity of 2 is flexible enough to adapt to changing conditions more rapidly than a classroom 1.0 or a classroom zero.
Respect teachers and learners and empower them to do their jobs.
Respect teachers and learners and empower them to do their jobs.
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Grand Ideas!
Posted on May 4, 2007 at 8:05am — 3 Comments
Starting to Get It...
There's a conversation going on here, that was started by nlowell and picked up on by several other Ning members. Cary Harrod's comments got me to thinking more about social networks.
I am fairly new to the world of web 2.0 and I'm still trying to wrap my brain around the whole idea of transparency. I still haven't figured out how I could possibl…Continue
Posted on April 7, 2007 at 3:55am — 3 Comments
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I enjoyed browsing your Landmark for Schools website.
Mike
I watched you present on Monday in NY and was so impressed by your seamless integration of Excel in a forum where it would have been easier to not go through the trouble. I enjoy watching audience members marvel at the way ordinary human beings are able to manipulate data and hope that with more presenters willing to take the risk of "everything not going right" that educators, especially, will begin to take the risks in their classrooms. I look forward to exploring Landmark for Schools in greater depth. Kind regards.
I really enjoyed your keynote at last year's MassCUE conference (2006) as well as that of Dineen Frazier. I just picked up the 2nd Edition of "Classroom Blogging" and am looking forward to using it as motivation for me this school year. Thanks !
Check out the podcast we made during your visit to our school. :)
http://herricks.org/webpages/spcollaborative/
Your ideas from your presentation here in Wichita are finally starting to take hold. We are working on a integrated technology and health initiative for this fall. Hopefully web 2.0 will be an integral part of the project!
Looking forward to starting my "Second Life" as soon as I figure out my Mac/memory issues. Enjoyed the tech forum today, especially the EduBloggerCon! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!
http://classroom20.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=649749%3ATopic%3A6553
While writing my comment, your posts in Two Cents came to my mind.
Thought you should know