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At 8:58pm on July 15, 2009, Linnell Gribble said…
What did you use to make your website? Did you buy a domain? What is the advantage?
At 10:26pm on May 31, 2009, Mark Cruthers said…
Hi Peter,

For your Web 2.0 class, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording conducted by Nellie Deutsch on Technology Integration.

At 1:26am on April 19, 2009, Hans Feldmeier said…
My greetings Peter! Welcome from Germany!
Check some of my site if you want to - I focus on Web 2.0 apps in education.
A few weeks ago I´ve created another Ning Network called Web2Class
Please have a look and I would love if you decide to join.
Hans
At 1:17am on April 16, 2009, Jennifer Koch Lubke said…
I am not in the classroom right now but am working with pre- and inservice teachers in areas of professional development and technology. I love your statement about "getting it all," so I wrote about it in my blog. Thanks for the inspiration!
At 11:34pm on April 15, 2009, tmalloff said…
Thanks! Nice school website; you've put a lot of work into it.
At 6:13pm on April 13, 2009, Jennifer Koch Lubke said…
Hi, from East Tennessee. I'm looking forward to seeing and exploring some of your work.
At 10:51am on April 6, 2009, Linnell Gribble said…
Your work is amazing. I am very impressed. Right now I am using pbwiki, but it looks like your wiki is through classroom 2.o. how do you get started?
At 8:19am on April 6, 2009, Linnell Gribble said…
Thanks for the kind welcome. After reading your page it looks like I can learn a lot here. I will just need time to figure out how to navigate it all and create my page. Sounds like our situations are very similar. They are looking at technology language arts for me next year. Would love to see what you do in your tech class. I have a semester course where all the work is posted on pbWiki.com. I am trying to get the grading simpiflied
At 1:08pm on April 1, 2009, gwyneth jones said…
Oh! i didn't think to look back over my old comments! this is what i get for dipping in and skimming...but thanks! i've found you can use the combination of comic life & iphoto do most of anything that photoshop can do and more! (for the ave teacher, wiki, or blog!) i may even have to do a wikipage tutorial on this cause it could save a lot of peeps big bucks! cheers again!
~gwyneth
At 12:53pm on April 1, 2009, gwyneth jones said…
cheers! "also" implies there was something said previously...if so, i've missed it! eep! ...as it is...the photo's i posted were from my Second Life...all pixels and such...my profile pic i photoshopped within an inch of its life...the pics on my electronic portfolio i played with comic life...
did i get even a wee bit close answering your question? [grins]
~gwyneth
At 1:24pm on March 6, 2009, Wayne Lawson said…
Peter,
I had a question about your blog. Do students access it by creating their own accounts and what service do you use?
Thanks,
At 8:28pm on February 16, 2009, Toni Twiss said…
Hi sorry for bombarding you with TLAs :) (three letter acronyms)

ICT - Information Communication Technology
ICT PD - Information Communication Technology (in schools) Professional Development

LMS - Learning Management System - we use Moodle

Glad you have got your student in the right place! It is reasonably uncommon to have students from NZ who don't speak English. All do unless they are very recent migrants.
At 1:21am on February 16, 2009, Toni Twiss said…
Hi - thanks for visiting my page!

I have belonged to a couple of Nings for a while but belonged to so many different social networks I didn't do any of them properly. Have decided that Ning will be my thing I will focus on!

ICT PD (the PD stands for Professional Development) is an initiative from the New Zealand government to get schools integrating ICT effectively in to classes. Schools form clusters with other nearby schools and apply for funding to support specific goals to do with ICT - ie. maybe developing a school-wide LMS/VLE etc. Each cluster is funded for three years and most employ a professional development facilitator to work with the cluster - which is what I do!

Last year I spent the year researching the potential for mobile phone use in classrooms - particularly looking at supporting information literacy skills - my findings are on my blog if you are interested!
At 8:49pm on February 9, 2009, Kendra Paupst said…
Hi Peter! It's true, my ning site is in French! :)
I would enjoy hearing how you've used a blog with your students-am looking for some inspiration!
best,
kendra

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