Showing posts with label 21st century learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 21st century learning. Show all posts

Thursday, April 25, 2013

John O'Sullivan

John O'Sullivan

John O'Sullivan, USA, Technology Education

John O'Sullivan is a Technology Integration Specialist for Chelmsford Public Schools. His blog is about how to use technology in the classroom.

ChelmsTech - currently pffline
The blog is about how to use technology in the classroom.

Theme: technology, education, edtech, videos, professional development, 21st century learning, adult education, iPad, MS Office

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Leigh Zeitz


Leigh Zeitz

Leigh Zeitz, USA, Primary, Secondary, Higher, 21st Century Learning,

I am an associate professor of Instructional Technology at the Univ of Northern Iowa. I strive to nurture 21st Century Learning where students are challenged with solving real-world problems. I expand my connection in this direction through lecturing, writing, blogging and creating curriculum that supports this learning.

Dr. Z Reflects
This is a community of educators. Dr. Z works to make 21st Century Learning a reality. He shares ideas, strategies, and technologies for engaging learners. He writes for educators who want to make a difference.

Use these resources and ideas to make your teaching come alive. Engage your students in their education by involving them in meaningful learning experiences.

Theme: 21st Century Learning, Instructional Technology, Educational Technology, Learning, Professional Development, Millennials, Z-Generation

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Thursday, January 31, 2013

Gust Mees

Gust Mees

Gust Mees, Luxembourg, General, Adult

I'm an ICT Course Instructor with pedagogical background and I'm giving courses about ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) with a pedagogical (educational) background (not only technical), this to adult people (andragogie) as also to young people (pédagogie).

I am a "Life Long Learner" and this with a lot of pleasure...

My main interests are "PC and Internet Security", where I'm the owner and webmaster of Internet Monitor, a web site dedicated to PC and Internet Security, which is multilingual and reaches more than 2 million read articles and a Google Page Rank of 5/10 (August 2011), but also tutorials around the PC. I like to share my knowledge with other people.

I'm also a member of the "Advisory Board" of Luxembourg Safer Internet, called now BEESECURE, and an official partner of different Luxembourgish Government realisations, such as CASES and MySecureIt (in French) and member of the Internet Society Luxembourg.

My braggings: I was selected as "Lord of Curation" on @scoopit #scoopit for me the Best curation service, check out also my #curation at #scoopit

gustmees
My blog is focused on "Learning and Teaching in 21st Century" with the main Topic "Cyber-Security/IT-Security" for domestic and educational use...

Twitter account @knolinfos

Theme: 21st Century Teaching and Learning, best practices, BYOD, communication, computer health, copyright laws, Courses, creative thinking, creativity, critical thinking, crossborder, cultures, curation, cybercrime, Cybersecurity, cyberwar, earth, Education, eLearning, europe, FREE, free courses, generations, Gust MEES, innovative technology, Internetsafety, IT-Security, mLearning, multicultural, multicultural associations, security, serious games, Social Medias, teachers knowledge, technology, tutorials, Visual IT-Security, Web Of Trust, WOT

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Sunday, July 15, 2012

Simon McKenzie

Simon McKenzie

Simon McKenzie, Australia, Secondary, Adult, History/Learning Technologies

Aged 53 and a 30 year veteran of the classroom. Teacher of Ancient History and English. Now a devotee of iPad and Web 2.0 in the classroom. Newly appointed as Learning Technologies Coordinator at Aquinas College, Gold Coast, Australia. Now operating three blogs.

Kenz's History Blog - currently offline
"Kenz's History Blog" is a site regularly used by my students past and present.

Also on Twitter: Simon McKenzie
YouTube channel to come!


Theme: classroom blogs, 21st century learning, connected learning, digital literacy, education technology, high school, professional development, social media, technology enhanced learning, twitter, web 2.0, youtube

Friday, March 16, 2012

Kyle Wood

Kyle Wood

Kyle Wood, USA, All Sectors

I am an instructional technology facilitator for a school district in North Carolina. I model teaching and conduct professional development in Web 2.0 tools, IWB's, and PLN's regularly.

Technically
Technology observations from the frontlines. Technically is about the passion and mindset shifts necessary to reach our students with technology. Mixed in, we will devote posts to new discoveries on the web.

Links for Twitter, LinkedIn and Profile

Theme: edtech technology integration elementary education web 2.0 Google Apps 21st century learning change inspiration

Monday, March 21, 2011

Stephanie Chan

Stephanie Chan

Stephanie Chan, Canada, Primary, Secondary, K-12, Leadership, Teachers, Students, Educational Technology

A curiously thoughtful educational technology integration specialist.

TechPudding
A journey through the heart and soul of technology in education, educational change, and leadership in K-12 schools.

Theme: K-12, educational technology, ed tech, technology integration, technology leadership, change, 21st century learning, 21st century students

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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Cyberspaced

Cyberspaced

Cyberspaced, Australia, Secondary, Web 2.0, Science

A teacher passionate about the utilisation of web 2.0 in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning.

A teacher's adventures in cyberspace
I have been beamed down to a vast landscape, I don't know anything or know anyone. I have no map to navigate. This blog is my trail of bread crumbs. It enables to find the things I have discovered and the path I have trodden in cyberspace.

Theme: science, physics, biology, psychology, experiments, web 2.0, internet, technology, free, professional development, professional learning, digital technology, 21st century learning

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Friday, December 31, 2010

Steffen Obeling

Stephan Obeling

Steffen Obeling, Deutschland, Sekundär

Teaching French and Politics in a Cologne based Grammar School; Author at Klett Verlag.

Lernt Euch! - currently offline
Just bits and pieces.

Theme: 21st century learning, educational technology, french, professional development, curriculum

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Deb DeJong

Deb DeJong

Deb DeJong, USA, Secondary, Technology

Teach middle school computer/technology classes in Iowa (3 years). Taught Language Arts for 18 years prior to switching to my current tech classes. Am passionate about tech integration, 21st Century learning, and photography.

The World of Communications
Blog contains personal reflections of my teaching experience as well as re-posts of articles that interest me, are relevant to technology in the classroom, or that I feel might be of interest to my colleagues and followers.

Theme: technology, education, integration, photography, 21st Century learning, computers

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

David Russell



David Russell, USA, Secondary

Currently, I am an administrator at Eagle Valley High School in Gypsum, Colorado and Educational Technology Instructional Coach for Eagle County Schools.

MrRussell.com
Technology, Education, and anything that comes to mind.

Theme: 21st century learning, technology, leadership, education, web2.0

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Saturday, July 3, 2010

Jill Galloway

Jill Galloway

Jill Galloway, USA, Instructional Technology, K-12

Jill is Coordinator of Instructional Technology for Irving Independent School District. She is a former math teacher and technology integration specialist. She is a Google Certified Teacher who has worked in 1:1 environment that employed project-based learning. She is a strong supporter of reforming traditional education into rich 21st century learning experiences for every learner. She is also an advocate for green technologies.

new.school - currently offline
Old school education is...well, old school. We are living in a new world, so doesn’t it make sense for education to follow suit? To properly prepare learners for this new world, we need to foster learning experiences that today’s learners need.

This blog includes Jill's thoughts on the small steps we can all take to kick out the old school style and start kicking it new.school.

Theme: 21st century learning, edtech, technology, web2.0, resources, education, instructional technology, tech, professional development

Friday, May 14, 2010

Catherine Clark

Catherine Clark

Catherine Clark, USA, Primary, Middle School

I am an IHM (Immaculate Heart of Mary) religious sister. The mission of our community is education. I have been a classroom teacher, librarian, computer teacher, Development Director and have been principal for 8 years at St. William School in Philadelphia, PA.

St. William's School
As principal of an elementary school (PreK--grade 8) I have a wonderful opportunity to watch children learn. This blog is about the students and learning.

Theme: student learning, 21st century learning, web 2.0

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Monday, April 19, 2010

Dolores Gende

Dolores Gende

Dolores Gende, USA, K-12, Physics

Have taught in Mexico, Belgium, Curacao and the USA. Director of Instructional Technology. Physics teacher.

Journey in Technology
My journey in technology blog documents my learning and discoveries in academic technology.

Theme: professional development, 21st century teaching and learning

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols

Brian Nichols, USA, Primary, Education

Elementary Principal, Teacher, Doctoral Student exploring 21st century learning initiatives and transforming education.

The Evolution of Education

Current and future trends in education are discussed, debated, and challenged. The focus is on transforming education to match what our students to be successful.

Theme: leadership, education, teacher, 21st Century, technology, transformation, learning, student, data, culture, change

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Monday, February 15, 2010

Michael Shepherd

Michael Shepherd

Michael Shepherd, England, UK, Primary

Headteacher of large three form entry primary school in Blackpool. Married with five children in different phases of education. Passionate about giving children best learning experience possible and blurring the distinction between home and school learning.

Smichael920s blog
Creativity, learning and new technologies. How we can make education relevant and exciting, enabling us to inculcate a life long love of learning.

Theme: learning, learners, education, 21st century learning, creativity, web2.0, new tools, edchat

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Saturday, January 2, 2010

Derek Keenan

Derek Keenan

Derek Keenan, Canada, Secondary, Technology in Education

A teacher and 21st Century Learning coach from Airdrie, Alberta. I am currently completing a Masters Degree at the Unviersity of Lethbridge and am passionate about teaching both students and educators! I use a class set of iPod touches to teach, and integrate technology daily into my classroom.

Adventures in Teaching and Learning
Most of my posts are focused on 21st Century Learning, but I also discuss implementation of iPods in the classroom and coaching teachers to get the most of their ideas in 21st Century Learning.

Theme: technology, iPods in Education, 21st Century Learning, High School, innovation, english, education technology, instructional technology, 21st century teaching, coaching, learning, teaching, pedagogy, technology in the classroom

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Sean Marie Sweeney

Sean Marie Sweeney

Sean Marie Sweeney, USA, Primary, Secondary, K-12

I have been teaching since I graduated from Indiana University in 2003 with a degree in Elementary and Computer Education. In 2010, I graduate with my masters in Educational Technology from Michigan State University and will apply that to a new position as a Technology Integration Specialist.

Technology For Your Content
Integrating technology into a classroom for the right reasons…to support your CONTENT and PEDAGOGY.

Readers are encouraged to submit lessons that could use a little technological support. I have created this blog to help educators integrate technology into the content of their curriculum. Each post will be made as a technological solution to a problem within the classroom.

Theme: content, pedagogy, technology, integration, elearning, education, web 2.0, 21st Century Learning, edtech, innovation, learning, mathematics, literature, writing, history, english, professional development, reading, resources, tools

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Monday, December 7, 2009

Todd Wandio

Todd Wandio

Todd Wandio, Canada, Middle, Secondary, Literacy, Critical Thinking, Social Studies

Middle School Teacher and Counsellor since 1986. Currently exploring classrooms without walls, web based learning, and improving critical thinking practises. Fascinated by distance learning, web2.0, connecting outside the classroom, art, music, reading and blogging.

The Learning Blog
My own thoughts along my journey into teaching in the 21st Century. Also, book clubs, critical thinking, literacy, student engagement and educational issues.

Theme: critical thinking, 21st century learner, book clubs, literacy, language arts

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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Steve Lissenden

Steve Lissenden

Steve Lissenden, UK, Primary

After a career in IT I am now lucky enough to be a Primary School Learning Mentor.

lissenden.co.uk - currently offline
Blogging on 21st Century Learning, Web 2.0 and my own personal learning journey as a Learning Mentor supporting Primary School students.

Theme: 21st century learning, web 2.0, connectivism, twitter, primary

Saturday, July 11, 2009

E Gregory

E Gregory

E Gregory, Canada, Secondary, Elementary, Art, Photography

I've taught all grades K-12. Since 2003, I've been teaching mainly art and photography to grades 8-12 at a small, rural school. In 2008, I completed a graduate diploma on the use of technology in education, and my practice has transformed as a result! I love teaching, especially art and photography, and I'm very interested in the changes that technology is bringing to the field of education.

Just a Thought
My weblog shares my experiences and thoughts as an art/photography teacher learning how to utilize technology to enhance learning. I enjoy professional reflection and the writing helps to clarify and solidify my thoughts.

I also wanted to learn how to use Edublogs before using blogging as a tool to enhance the learning in my classroom. The final reason I started to blog was to grow and maintain my personal learning network (PLN). I enjoy the professional dialogue, especially when others push my thinking in new, unanticipated directions.

Theme: art education, photography, 21st century learning, professional development, technology