Kemble Flynn

Kemble Flynn, Canada, Primary

I am an elementary teacher in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I have been teaching for 12 years going on 13. I love to read and play soccer and volleyball.

Primary Flynn Where learning begins
Just a place where I can put down what is going on in my classroom and to write about what I'm doing and how I organize my classroom.

Theme: Elementary Teacher, Teacher Blog, Classroom blog, Classroom management, Educational Resources, Grade Primary, Kindergarten, Grade One

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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

Marc Lloret

Marc Lloret, Espàña, Secundaria i Formación Profesional, Educación Física

Profesor de Educación física de Secundaria i formación profesional en la Comunidad valenciana.

Educació física
Blog de aula.

Theme: blog de aula

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Eva

Eva, España, Primary

Maestra de Primaria interesada en la utilización de las TIC en el aula.

Diari de classe
Blog de aula con recursos para los alumnos y trabajos realizados por ellos.

Theme: primary, education, classroom blogs

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Kisu Kuroneko

Kisu Kuroneko, Ontario, Canada, Primary, Secondary, K-12, English, Mathematics

Grade 7 and 8 Teacher working in Ontario, Canada. We currently use blogs, wikis, and podcasting to teach the Grade 7 and 8 Math and Language Arts (English) curriculum.

We would be interested in 1) networking with other teachers integrating technology into their practice, and 2) having our students blog and correspond with students in other countries either through comments or Skype videoconferencing.

Classroom Blogs, Edublogs and Technology for the K-12 Teacher
More and more teachers are integrating technology in the classroom. After all, the world’s a changin’ and it’s scary how many kids know more about computers than their parents.

At Blog.ClassroomTeacher.ca, we blog for many reasons: 1) to show cutting-edge ways that K-12 teachers integrate technology into the classroom, 2) to network with other teachers who blog, 3) to model for our students that some teachers in-fact do write, and the writing process isn’t something we just do in school, 4) to showcase our work

Come say hello and share your experiences with our professional learning community.

Theme: classroom blogs, 21st century learning, blogging, edublog, education, elearning2.0, learning2.0, technology, web2.0

Gabriela Mariel Spadoni

Gabriela Mariel Spadoni, Argentina, Todos los Sectores Educativos, Historia

Profesora de enseñanza media y superior en historia, Licenciada en educación, capacitadora y asesora en TICs aplicadas a educación.

Las TICs en la Educación
Espacio constructor de sentidos, de los sentidos que cada uno de nosotros va dándole a los cambios en lo que respecta a la incorporación de las tics al ámbito educativo, para compartir experiencias, recursos, novedades, etc.

Blog de aula de la asignatura historia
Espacio para reforzar temáticas presenciales en relación a la historia, que busca articular las herramientas Web 2.0

Themes: TIC, blog, blogs, Web 2.0, proyectos colaborativos, educación, formación docente, Blog de aula, Historia, Web 2.0 Educación

Rodd Lucier

Rodd Lucier, Canada, Elementary, Secondary, K-12, All Subjects

As a teacher who has used media and other communications technologies to engage learners for more than 20 years, I'm looking for opportunities to to engage in meaningful conversations with teachers who see themselves as learners.

The Clever Sheep
The Clever Sheep aims to assist teachers in harnessing evolving e-learning tools, internet sites, and Web 2.0 technologies to engage 21st century student learners. If you're an educator who is ready to learn about established and evolving technologies like blogs, wikis, podcasts and more, this may be the best place to start!

'Teacher 2.0'
The clever sheep isn't likely to follow the flock and is more likely to take risks. This podcast is intended to engage educators in discussion about how various communications technologies can be harnessed to engage learners of all types. The show runs many times each week, usually from 4-7 minutes and is available on iTunes or by RSS subscription.

Theme: e-learning, elearning, classroom, web2.0, technology, network, tools, communication, blog, wiki, collaboration, online learning

Lorna Costantini

Lorna Costantini, Canada, All Levels, All subjects

I'm passionate about connecting parents and schools in supporting student achievement. I am a former school board trustee for the Niagara Catholic District School Board and recently facilitated a parent involvement project Student Learning a Parent Focus. In 2001, I chaired a working group for the Ontario Ministry of Education promoting the use of Information communication technology in the classroom.

Blogging in the Classroom - currently offline
Tools resources for beginning and advanced bloggers

Themes: classroom blogs, parent involvement, podcasts, screencasts