Zeina Nehme

Zeina Nehme, Lebanon, Higher, Mathematics

I am a faculty member in the mathematics department at two American Universities in Lebanon, while pursuing my Ed.D. at St Louis University, in the US.

In 2004, I taught mathematics and Arabic language, face-to-face and online in the small rural and remote villages of Northwest Alaska. In Fairbanks, I was a research scholar, conducting research on distance education and providing training to faculty members on the effective use of technology in teaching.

Concerning technology, I have been using Blackboard, Elluminate Live, blogs and wikis. I received many certificates on distance education, and became a Certified Online Instructor (COI) and published few articles as well.

From 2007 to 2009, I lived in Saudi Arabia and taught mathematics to Saudi female students in a private American University. In addition, I was an active member in the Professional Development committee on campus.

Applications of Linear Algebra
The Linear Algebra course is based on the idea of matrices. The applications of matrices in this course seem abstract, dry and difficult to understand. Hence, I created a Blog and asked students to find real life use of matrices, which I think, will make the course a bit more enjoyable, fun and the blog might entice the learning process.

Theme: business math, 3D, physics, finance, cryptology, economics, engineering, geometry, marketing, matlab, photography, music, traffic, rss feed

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Nikitas

Nikitas, Greece, Sociology, Economics, Political Science

First I got a degree in Teaching Academy and afterwards I got a degree in Sociology. For the past 15 years, I have been working in public high schools.

ΖΗΤΕΙΤΑΙ ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ ΑΞΙΩΝ
There is where I mostly write reviews and criticism of educational and social news. Other pages on the site include: Tasks - Suggestions, School Events, Articles - Reports - Research, Video and the Electronic Classroom.

Theme: education, social values, public education, school, teaching suggestions, social problems, school problems, school delinquency, bullying, in-school violence, Teachers, training of teachers, School Regulation, students, rating of students, evaluation of teachers, prevention, punishment

Martín Parselis

Martín Parselis, Argentina, University, Podgraduate

Ingeniero electrónico, MBA, Diplomado en Innovación, Maestrando en Estudios Sociales de Ciencia y Tecnología. Profesionalmente trabajando en Web 2.0, e-learning, y estudios CTS.

blog2
Blog semi-referencial que aborda temáticas relacionadas con mi profesión, es un blog de observación personal.

Theme: educación, tecnología, economía, innovación, ciencia, desarrollo tecnológico, Web, Web 2

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Matthew Bentley

Matthew Bentley, Surrey, England, UK, Secondary, Politics, Economics, Business

I've been teaching secondary Politics and economics for almost 20 years now and have been introduced to blogging by my colleague, Gail Haythorne. I run a successful blog based here at the school.

The Greenwell Society
This is mainly a blog for the sixth form Economics, Politics and Business studies students, but it has been used by students further down the school, across subject areas in the sixth form and from people outside of school, which is excellent.

Theme: economics, politics, business

John Connell

John Connell, Scotland, UK, All Sectors

I am an Education Strategist and Business Development Manager working for Cisco Systems across the Emerging Markets (Latin America, Africa, Middle East, Eastern Europe, Russs, CIS). Before joining Cisco I worked for 26 years in Scottish education, as a primary teacher, primary headteacher, local government officer and national government policy adviser.

From 2001 until I joined Cisco at the start of 2007, I developed the initial specification and then led the Scottish Schools Digital Network programme (SSDN, now known as Glow).

I am Learner
Wide ranging interests but with a focus on education, technology and development.

Theme: education, technology, development, philosophy, politics, economics, history, speculation, debate, learning, rationality, scottish

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