Anne Mirtschin's Comments

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At 3:58am on July 24, 2008, Aniya said…: Thanks for adding me as a friend, I'm sure you'll be my good luck charm seeing as you are my first friend, thanks Aniya :-)

At 2:11am on July 24, 2008, Aniya said…: Hi Anne, thanks for your message, I will come and learn from you too ;-)

At 1:54am on July 24, 2008, Ian M said…: Hi Anne,

Thanks for the welcome note! I would love for to try our product & provide user feedback. Is this something you would consider using in your classes or for presentations?

Ian

At 8:08pm on July 23, 2008, Clare Rafferty said…: Hi Anne thanks for the inspiration you provided during the knowledge bank online conference, excellent ideas and an excellent experience. Thanks Clare

At 5:44am on July 23, 2008, Lisa Hill said…: Well, no, I've been a member at 2.0 for a while. I joined in early July.

At 5:40am on July 23, 2008, Helen Otway said…: Hi Anne,
Unfortunately I missed your session yesterday as I was still getting organised. However, I will go back and listen.
I think there is a ground swell at the moment with Web2.0 and Social Networking. I think exciting times are ahead.

At 3:09am on July 23, 2008, Lisa Hill said…: Hello Anne - I've 'met' you through the Knowledge Bank Online Conference - I'm about to listen to Day 2 tonight here at home. Even though I can't participate properly because of classes, I've still got some beaut ideas and love the whole idea of it.
Cheers
Lisa http://lisahillschoolstuff.wordpress.com/

At 6:46pm on July 22, 2008, Kim Jurczak said…: Hi Anne - thanks for the welcome. I'm looking forward to picking your brain for ideas!

At 9:17am on July 20, 2008, Erika Steele said…: Thanks for the welcome Anne. I did check out the SL group here at classroom 2.0. I didn't join or have any specific questions yet, but I'll continue to check it out.

Erika

At 5:11pm on July 19, 2008, Melissa Benson said…: Yes, you're right! I think slowly but surely staff will be more open to (and explore or find out about) all of the great tech resources. There have been some great teachers I have met that are doing just that and I think best way of it catching on to others is seeing their colleagues do it and saying "hey, that's cool - show me!"

At 3:58pm on July 14, 2008, Ann E Darling said…: Hello Anne!
I see what you mean about making connections around the globe, I work in a small rural communtiy so web 2.0 is a godsend for us. The closest big city to us is Denver, Colorado. I'm hoping to use blogging with my digital photography students as a way for them to get and give appropriate feedback to a larger communtiy.

At 4:17am on July 14, 2008, Sarah Peacock said…: Hi Anne. Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. It's great to meet someone else who is so enthusiastic about the possibilities of blogging and podcasting in schools. What do you use for blogging / podcasting? I've been using a mixture of edublogs/wordpress (blogging) and Garageband on the Mac / Audacity on the PC (podcasting). Some of the films we turned into podcasts are viewable on our site www.nwsclc.net.
It'd be really useful to share experiences and what works / didn't work so well!

At 7:56pm on July 13, 2008, Linda Barta said…: You are going to love them. They are sooo funny. and they LOVE technology. Some come with a whole lot of background knowledge, and others with very little. That's the biggest challenge. If you teach third, you have to let me know how it goes.

Linda

At 2:33pm on July 13, 2008, kelly graham said…: Hi Anne,
Thank you so much for the resources I will review them and probably ask you more questions. As a principal sometimes it is hard to put all of the things necessary in place so in the trench teachers like your self are unbelievably helpful! Thanks again.
Kelly www.kgtimetoteach.com

At 7:26am on July 13, 2008, Audrey McGowen Fine said…: I need to check into that. Is this the link?

At 8:17am on July 11, 2008, Lorraine said…: I was interested in your reviews of the different options for connecting and collaborating. I'd be interested in trying out a one or two of your favorites with your students and would gladly show you the virtual classroom that I use with my students.

At 10:20am on July 10, 2008, Tony Hine said…: Hi Anne,
I have done some videos (screencams) aimed at power users, in other words they address some of the more difficult concepts in MS access, however I have thought about doing some screencams more suitable for beginners. If you thought it would be worthwhile, I would like to produce some videos for your students. If this is of interest you, and please let's discuss it, I would also need to see what the curriculum required.