Terry Anderson, Canada, Tertiary, Adult, Education
I am Canada research Chair in Distance Education at Athabasca University - Canada's Open University. I teach educational technology and research courses in the Masters and Doctorate of education programs at Athabasca.
Virtual Canuck
Mostly professional, but with an occasional glimpse into my personal life. Topics focus on emerging technologies for educational use.
Love 2 Learn
I'm passionate about learning so this blog is all about learning, mostly mine, about education and life, in general. At times it'll be about how I facilitated learning, ie as a teacher.I could also blog about the learning of my students, particularly if I had anything to do with it!
Mathematics and ICT Teacher at Loreto Secondary School, St. Michael's, County Meath, Ireland.
Mr. Kendall recommends...
A presence dedicated to giving maths students in Ireland access to the digital resources I use as part of teaching the Irish maths curriculum.
Stacy Nockowitz, USA, Middle School, Language Arts
B.A. in English & American Literature from Brandeis University; graduated Summa Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa; M.A. in Education from Columbia Univ. Teachers College.
Teaching experience includes 4th grade, 6th grade, and 7th grade English at Trinity School (NY), The Chapin School (NY),Nashoba Brooks School (MA). Currently teaching 7th grade language arts at The Columbus Academy, Columbus, Ohio; 7th grade team leader.
Some Novel Ideas
YA book reviews, MS lesson plans and curriculum design, teaching tips and resources, using technology in the MS classroom.
Theme: YA literature, middle school, technology integration, technology in the classroom, lesson planning
Ann Hagedorn, USA, Middle School, Reading, Writing
I am an 8th grade reading and writing teacher. I love to read young adult books and write! I participated in the National Writing Project at Kent State University this past summer and was so inspired to write about my classroom!
I love photography, travel, working out and spending time with my family and friends.
Readwritetalk's Blog
I am blogging about writing workshop, reading workshop, picture books I use in the classroom, and teaching strategies. I am an avid reader of young adult literature and update frequently about new young adult literature teens would love and books to use in the classroom.
I have a picture book section, young adult books section, writing workshop, and professional resources that I am reading. I also blog about my daily classroom activities.
Theme: writing, reading, middle school, picture books, young adult books, writing workshop, reading workshop, professional resources, writer's notebook
I am an IT Teacher for Grades 1-3 at the International School of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I am an Apple Distinguished Educator and have been living in various countries including China, Colombia and Taiwan.
Technologysaurus
A blog about reflecting teaching, learning and technology.
Theme: elementary, education, technology, learning, web 2.0
I am a former community college academic adviser, who is now focusing on a career as a freelance writer and blogger. I'm thrilled to be able to combine my love of advising with my love of writing at my blog, Never Too Late For College.
Never Too Late For College - currently offline
This blog is a resource for adult students and those thinking of enrolling in college. Students can find information on everything from choosing a college and finding financial aid to study skills and managing stress.
Diplomado en Magisterio (Inglés) y Licenciado en Filología Inglesa. Actualmente trabaja como maestro de inglés en un centro público de Educación Primaria.
Our english blog
Blog en el que aparecen diferentes actividades realizadas por los alumnos así como otros recursos enfocados a la enseñanza del inglés.
Fr. Tim has been a Parish Priest in the Diocese of Pembroke, Ontario, Canada since 1989. He has served in parishes located in both Quebec and Ontario. Currently he is serving as Parish Priest in St. Anne's Parish in Mattawa, Ontario.
Where the Rubber Hits the Road
Reflections from the pastoral ministry of an Evangelical Catholic Priest on the intersection points of faith and society. Please be free to comment to any posting as I am intending this blog to stimulate a conversation.
I am an English teacher as a foreign language . I've been teaching for ten years now. I am a novice teacher and still needs advice from experienced teachers. What I am sure of is that I am trying to evaluate my own work throughout the years.
What I long for is excelling at this noble job and doing the utmost of it in order to
make learners profit more from lessons and enjoy learning this language.
opinions
I 'm in fact in the process of publishing my own essays, pupils' letters to me, some pages of their diaries. It is a trial to look back and evaluate to what extent learners assimilate learning.
Founder of new social network for students, academics and enterprises. Also freelance writer and journalist.
College Canteen Blog
Blog of our network, College Canteen a three-way network for students, educational institutions (staff) and businesses for mutual benefit.
Renee L. Robbins, USA, Adult, Social Learning Theory
Renee L Robbins is a learning professional from Chicago, IL. She graduated with a degree in adult learning theory from DePaul University and most recently managed the internal education program at Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America.
She has a passion for social media and is committed to exploring ways to leverage emerging technologies to enhance the learner experience.
Learning Putty - currently offline
How do you fill a learning gap? With learning putty!
This blog addresses how you can use the tools of social media to enhance the effectiveness of your training and development programming. Primarily for adult education but the theories can be applied to other age groups as appropriate.
Theme: social learning, social media, training, learning, development, corporate learning, social learning theory, distance learning, online learning
Instructional Systems Designer impacting business results through innovative training solutions.
Blender - Training Solutions
Blending up a mix of eLearning, Instructor Led Training, Job Aids, and Performance Support to create the ideal training solution.
Corporate Instructional Designer and Educational Technology Grad Student.
I am an Apple Distinguished Educator and the Digital Technologies Specialist for Sinarmas World Academy in Indonesian. I have just completed a Masters in Education Technology and I am a regular presenter at ICT workshops.
1 to 1 in Practice
This blog is an attempt to document the practical implementation of the 1:1 laptop program at Sinarmas World Academy. The program is currently in its second year. Included in this blog will be all uses of technology beyond laptops and other handy tools used in education.
Theme: education, technology, 1:1 laptop program, apple technology, teaching and learning, creative teaching
Indra, Indonesia, All Sectors, Environment Education
I'm a social-environment activist, working in NGO. My basic job is as a marine scientist although my interest is for anything including philosophy, biology, art, culture, bla bla bla...
Simplified Environmental Education
Easy to use environment education module for teachers and facilitators. A lot of nature games and experiments, for children and grown ups.
Theme: nature, education, children, game, module, natural, environment, environmental, green tips, nature news, curriculum, experiments, traditional
I am an English teacher. I've been teaching for 30 years and have always loved technology. Does anyone remember the 'keylink' project (before the Internet!)? Right now I am 'upskilling' because we just got 1:1 with laptops. I like learning new software and thinking about the ways I can work with students in a creative and connected way.
Lyn's Blog
A bit of an experiment - if I want kids to blog then I should give it a go and connect with other like minded teachers. I also have a lot of general experience of teaching to share.
I teach general science, Biology and Geology in St. Columba's College, Dublin (an 11-18 secondary school).
The Frog Blog
The Frog Blog contains science articles on a rich array of topics, from astronomy to zoology. It's created for science enthusiasts of all ages with particular reference of course to St. Columba's College, Dublin.
Lic. en Psicopedagogía - Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto. Especialista en Educación y Nuevas Tecnologías - FLACSO Argentina. Maestrando en Políticas y Administración de la Educación Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero. Representante en redes interuniversitarias nacionales. Coordinadora de Tecnologías Educativas.
Paola Paoloni :: Nuevas TICs y Universidad
Blog en donde comparto artículos especializados, reflexiones, herramientas, revistas digitales indexadas internacionalmente, entre otros.
I'm currently an education student from UPSI, Malaysia. I've just finished my course & now I'm waiting for my graduation day then I'll be posting to school.
Nizam's Weblog
This my personal blog that I use to share something good to others reader, especially about ICT and education.
I love education cause I love learning and all the transformations that learning involves. Three years ago I founded a Spanish school with my partner Magdalena Cambiasso. We try to make the school we dream of.
I have also been working in a formal education school for 10 years (collaborating in the institutional communication, the ICT insertion in classrooms and in thinking the new ways of learning). It´s a great place for learning.
I´m online since forever but I had not seriously started creating a personal learning network up to now. I´m having a great time in this new chapter of my learning process.
Escuela / Work In Progress - currently offline
It´s a blog for sharing my research on education with my friends and co-workers (and anybody who wants to come by). It´s really a mess right now. I intend to write on every content that I post there.
Theme: education, web 2.0, e-learning, teaching, e-tools, technology, connectivism
Fernando Bolaños, Peru, Políticas, Política Educativa
Educador. Especialista en proyectos educativos.
Intriga Personal
Blog dedicado a comentar eventos pertinentes a la política educativa en Perú y otros países de América Latina, así como investigaciones y publicaciones relevantes sobre el tema.
I'm an educator in my 30s with a firm belief in educational reform and that with the right policies in place, Malaysia can be a truly world-class education hub.
Textual Confessions
My observations and insights on the education scene in Malaysia.
Theme: education, education malaysia, educational reform, education policy, schools, universities
I am a mathematics instructor who works to make sure my students know how to learn, unlearn and relearn using math concepts. I have taught for five years and has previous careers in publishing, telecommunications, financial services and Internet.
PBL-Birdside View
This blog details the journey of a math teacher to implement projects for her students. The teacher and her students will discuss their experience through out the project. The goal is to help other educators who have never completed a project or never completed one with a team of teachers "see" a project from start to finish.
Theme: PBL, project-based learning, problem-based learning, Algebra I, Algebra II
I'm an english and portuguese teacher. I'm post graduating in Portuguese and Foreign languages methodologies and I work in a public school since 1998.
Teacher Márcia
This blog has as its objective to improve the knowledge of my students in english and to encourage them to write some comments to me in this language. I use to reach this objective musics, videos, articles and so on.
I graduated at the University of Twente in 2004 at what was then called the faculty of Applied Educational Technology. I graduated at the department of instructional technology (IST). My project focused on the predictive measurement of metacognitive skills. From December 2004 till October 2008 I worked at the Open University of the Netherlands in Heerlen to obtain my PhD.
The title of my dissertation is: ‘Becoming a critical websearcher. Effects of instruction to foster transfer.’ I studied which criteria students and teachers of secondary education use for evaluating information on the Internet.
Together with history teachers I designed a lesson series to teach students in their third year of pre university education how to evaluate information on the Internet. Extra goal of the lessons was to achieve transfer of the evaluation skills to other subjects, like biology.
Since October 2008 I have been working as an assistant professor at the University of Twente, faculty of Behavioral Science, department Curriculum Development and Educational Innovation.
Amber Walraven’s Research and Teaching
In this blog I’ll try to keep you posted on the research and the teaching I am involved in. Since October 1, 2008 I am an assistant professor at the University of Twente (UT) in the Netherlands. I work at the faculty of Behavioural Sciences in the department of Curriculum Development and Educational Innovation (in Dutch: Curriculumontwikkeling en Onderwijsinnovatie).
Theme: information problem-solving, ICT in education, critical use of the web, teaching, learning about my own teaching, curriculum and ICT
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