I am currently living in Surabaya, Indonesia. I teach at Sekolah Ciputra, an IB (International Baccalaurate) World School, as a grade 5 teacher in the Primary Years Programme.
I have been a professional IB PYP teacher for the last 5 years. I have taught young learners aged 10-12 years old.
As well as teaching, I’ve been a grade level coordinator. My main job is to lead the implementation of the IB programme in my grade level and work collaboratively with the team to plan the unit of inquiry and other homeroom subjects.
Almiratantri's Teaching Journal - currently offline
My blog is mainly to showcase everything related to my teaching and learning!
I recently graduated from college and completed my student teaching so I am just beginning my journey as the teacher and not the student.
Teaching Portfolio - currently offline
This blog is a compilation of my lesson plans, observations, reflections, anecdotes, and much more. My blog begins with my student teaching experience and follows me through my just-starting teaching career. My blog serves as my teaching portfolio for prospective employers as well as a way for me to reflect on my practice and progress to date.
Sotiria Siamantoura, Greece, Secondary, Greek Literature
I've studied Classical Philology in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and now I am a post- graduate student in Ancient Greek Language and Literature. I teach in a public high-school in Rhodes-Greece and I am interested in Web-learning strategies.
I've already participated in a Commenius Project on the subject "Eurodidaweb" organized by the Sapienza University of Rome.
ΦΙΛΟΛΟΓΙΚΑ
A blog that helps students search further information and interact.
Theme: ancient greek language, modern greek literature, elearning, education, history, edublogging
I've taught various levels of elementary school for the past twenty-three years. I recently completed my master's degree in Integrating Technology in the Classroom.
I started a classroom blog in 2008, and I couldn't be happier with the process or the results. It integrates reading, writing, thinking, social studies, science, art, music, and technology.
Mrs. Yollis' Classroom Blog
This third grade blog is a platform for sharing and learning. The posts integrate all aspects of the curriculum through writing and digital media.
Some post are written by the teacher and others are written by individual students or groups of students. Quality commenting is an integral part of the blog. Students are taught how to participate in an online community.
* 2009 Digital Voice Awards ~ Best Overall ~ Elementary (Angeles County Office of Education)
* 2009 Edublog Awards ~ First Runner-up ~ Best Class Blog
* Blogging in the Classroom wiki
Ana Laura Rossaro, Argentina, Tecnología Educativa
Estudiante avanzada de Ciencias de la Educación - Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) - enfocada en Tics y Educación.
EDUCACION 2.0 Blog sobre proyectos de TICS y EDUCACION El BLOG intenta dar cuenta de la nueva realidad (a través de artículos, información, estadísticas, cifras) y de los diferentes proyectos de tics y educación.
Cada proyecto es seleccionado al considerar que, haciéndose cargo de esa nueva realidad, hacen de la educación algo más acorde a ella (Sección: "Grandes Proyectos"). El objetivo es señalar cierto criterio de cómo deben ser incluidas las Tics en educación a través de ejemplos reales, pero además apoyarlos y difundirlos. Esos proyectos suelen estar acompañados de una e-entrevista a los protagonistas de dichos programas (Sección "Entrevistas 2.0").
Algunos ejemplos: Guillermo Luztky (ORT, sobre campus virtual) - Ramón Quinteros (Antropólogo de la UBA sobre educación multicultural) - Susana Muñoz (directora del grupo TEDECO de la UP de Madrid sobre tics y cooperación en África) entre otros...
Deirdre Bonnycastle, Canada, All Sectors, Teacher Development
I've been a teacher for 37 years and am very motivated to promote active engagement techniques in the classroom. I currently teach university faculty to be better teachers.
Active Learning Blog Carnival Active Learning Blog Carnival is a monthly festival of the best articles from around the world about actively engaging students in learning.
Theme: active, engaged, technology, teaching, learning, edtech, edublog, 21st century schooling, cross curricular, professional development, teacher resources, teaching and learning
A Supply teacher working in the UK secondary sector. I teach music as a specialist but other things on general.
Education UK An education news blog including the stories about education in the UK and other places daily. Weekly articles about my own experiences in the UK education sector.
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.
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.
Sandy Sparks, Ontario, Canada, Primary, Junior, All Subjects
I am a Grade 5 teacher in Ontario Canada. I have been blogging for...... 2 weeks now. So not long. I am interested in using a blog to host podcasts, investigating the use of wiki's in the classroom etc...
edublog
This bog is intended to be used by elementary students and their teacher(s) to explore the world of Web 2.0 and to discover what it has to offer. Here you will find questions and hopefully some answers. It is about using technology in the classroom.
Mike Farrelly, Raumati Beach School, New Zealand, Primary
I am currently Principal of Raumati Beach Primary School, located just north of Wellington in New Zealand. I have been the Principal of the school since the beginning of May 2008, having spent 7 years previously as a Principal of another Primary in the Wellington area.
I am using my EduBlog to provide extra information to parents and students. I also currently studying the University of Canterbury where I am looking at I.C.T in schools.
Mike’s Raumati Edublog - currently offline
General blog about the school and FAQ’s about education in NZ.
EFL teacher at Khmelnitskiy National University in Ukraine for 30+ years of experience. Her students mostly majoring in economics. Involved in Internet surfing since 1997 after participating in the IATEFL conference in Lyubliana, Slovenia.
Since then has participated in many online workshops, seminars, courses and conferences. Ex-president of TESOL-Ukraine (2001-2003). Now: she's part of, the Webheads. This year she's been a co-moderator for a free online session for educators around the globe, the Blogging4Educators, An awardee of WorldCALL 2008.
Annual Students' Conference VSPU was created for involving students of Ukraine as well students and educators from all over the globe to participate in online conferences, discussions, sharing ideas about Language, Education and Culture.
Webheads at WorldCALL2008 was created for webheads, awardees attending the WorldCALL 2008 Congress in Fukuoka, Japan on August, 05-10. WorldCALL aims to enhance computer-assisted language teaching and learning in the global community by bringing educators from around the world together.
Insights and Reflections
The is a collaborative blog with Carla Arena and Jane Petring. Books, bikes, boats, blogs…what better catalysts for reflection!
New Blogging Attempt…
An experimental blog to use for learning about edublogging. This blog may be changed later.
A curious Brazilian EFL educator currently living in Key West and teaching online, Carla Arena is really into multiplying what she's been learning with others in the Community of Practice she's part of, the Webheads. For the past two years she's been a co-moderator for a free online session for educators around the globe, the Blogging4Educators.
Collablogatorium
I'll consider this space as my Further Explorations blog.
BrazilBridges
Here you can find more about Carla's edtech projects.
The Journey - old blog
Carla keeps her reflections at her Explorations on teaching and learning blog.
Hola, mi nombre es Dolors Reig (dreig, normalmente por internet) y trabajo y vivo cerca de Barcelona (España).
Mi trayectoria formativa y profesional es variada: desde la psicología hasta el desarrollo web (actual) pasando por el inicio de un doctorado en sociedad del conocimiento. Mis principales actividades en la actualidad son la organización y tutorización de cursos online del elearning tradicional, el diseño y desarrollo web, investigar y trabajar en nuevas herramientas educativas, bloguear y la coordinación de un taller de creación de blogs.
My training carreer is varied: from psychology to web developing (currently), passing through some time studying a knowledge society doctorate. Nowadays, my principal activities are centered on coordinating a blog´s creation workshop (blogtaller, taller de blogs), blogging, web design and working towards lifestream aplications (mediawiki, twitter, wordpress, etc... integration) and edublogs improving systems.
Gestiono en la actualidad algunos blogs:
El caparazón 2.0
Technology, web development, elearning, netart, curiosities.
Taller de Blogs - currently offline
Blog´s development and creation. This is my practical workshop around blogging world, produced in a collaborative way.
Themes: web2.0, networking, wordpress, mediawiki, blikis, e-learning, online workshops, technologies, internet, blogging, blogger, web design, web developing, elearning2.0, learning blogs, edublogs, promoting blogs, collaborative, free, SEO, blogging tips
Miguel Guhlin, San Antonio, Texas, USA, Pre K-12, Primary, Secondary, Adult, Educational Leadership
Transforming teaching, learning and leadership through the strategic application of technology has been my motto. As a veteran educator comfortable with modelling the use of technology at the classroom, campus, and district level, I've held true to a simple goal. That goal is to use powerful technologies to transform practice and enable learners to communicate and collaborate with each other.
As Director of Instructional Technology for a large urban district in Texas, Past President of the state-wide Technology Education Coordinators group in one of the largest United States technology educator organizations, I work to model the use of emerging technologies in schools.
Around the Corner-MGuhlin.net
Around the Corner is a log of my personal learning journey as I explore the use of Read/Write Web tools in education, journal my learning discoveries in the field of educational leadership, and explore controversial topics, playing with words and ideas.
Just as the Read/Write Web provides our children with a massive playground where content can be remixed and formed to create anew, my blog allows me to do the same. I am grateful that many have chosen to join me in the journey, enriching my personal journey of discovery.
As someone who has been in (and occasionally out of) education for over 20 years, I guess I have a few opinions on how I’d like it to work. And mostly it doesn’t work the way I’d like. I am particularly interested in thinking about how schools need to change to accommodate 21st century learners, how technology can be used to make learning more interesting, relevant, fun and engaging, and how technology should be used to support people, not drive them crazy.
I also have a wide range of interests, based on everything in general and nothing in particular… if it’s funny, interesting, curious or just plain bizarre, I will probably find it of interest. If I was a cat, I’d be dead.
I currently work at an independent R-12 school in Croydon, Sydney, in Australia as a technology integration specialist. Originally trained as an art teacher, an interest in computer graphics and design saw me drift away from that role and into a variety of technology related areas including the teaching of computing and multimedia, professional development of staff in ICT, network administration and ICT coordination, and even some private consulting in educational ICT.
I have taken part in a number of online initiatives and global collaborative projects, and also spoken at various conferences and workshops around Australia on a wide range of ICT-related topics, including Interactive Whiteboards and Web2.0 technologies. I also produce a regular podcast called The Virtual Staffroom which looks at issues of relevance to teachers working with technology.
Betchablog "education + technology + ideas"
Betchablog is Chris Betcher's personal weblog focused on issues of relevance to educators working with technology in their teaching practice. It offers personal insights and commentary of a range of edutech news and initiatives, including the use of Web 2.0 tools, online communities, eLearning and interactive learning technology.
The Virtual Staffroom "Conversations with leading teachers about technology in the classroom"
This site is run as a community podcasting project by Chris Betcher. Virtual Staffroom provides an opportunity to engage in conversation and dialogue to explore the impacts that new technologies are having on our classrooms. By providing a communication channel for leading teachers to voice their ideas about 21st century classrooms, it hopes to enable others to tap into that collective wisdom and make the classrooms of tomorrow the best possible experiences for our students.
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