Showing posts with label hong kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hong kong. Show all posts

Monday, May 25, 2009

James Chan

James Chan

James Chan, Hong Kong, Primary

New graduated teacher.

A Teacher's Dilemma
As a new teacher I will be encountering many of these new dilemmas and I would like to share this with any new, experienced, former or aspiring teachers for some discussion and hopefully some laughs at the odd little job called teaching.

Theme: opinion

Monday, July 14, 2008

Justin Hardman

Justin Hardman

Justin Hardman, Hong Kong, K-12, All Subjects

Justin Hardman is the High School Educational Technology Coordinator at Hong Kong International School (HKIS). He was born in New Zealand but raised in Hong Kong and educated in Australia.

Although his educational background is not in education (or technology), his professional passion is working with faculty and students in how to effectively implement technology for learning.

His major project is a learning platform developed at HKIS called myDragonNet which is designed for articulation of the curriculum, collaborating in classes and other groups and personal portfolios.

Blueprint - currently offline
The world that teachers and students inhabit has changed; our schools must change as well. An ongoing discussion about education and how technology can be used to make learning more engaging, authentic and relevant to students.

Theme: education, technology, collaboration, web2, online learning, learning platform, curriculum, tools

Friday, February 22, 2008

Paul McMahon

Paul McMahon

Paul McMahon, Hong Kong, k-12, 21st Century Learning

I am a teacher with 25 years as a classroom teacher, Technology for Learning Facilitator, Head of ICT, 1:1 laptop programme coordinator, IWB trainer, network consultant etc. I now work with schools in Hong Kong and the region to assist them to integrate ICT to allow for enhanced learning.

Unfortunately there is limited demand for this sort of work in Hong Kong at the moment due to schools being still very traditional and examination focused. I am more hopeful than most that a change is in the air!!

An Expat Educator in Asia
My Reflections on trying to get traditional schools in Hong Kong and the region to adapt their schools to include elements of 21st Century Skills. Sometimes a little of my other interest: Triathlon.

Theme: edtech, 21C, international schools, IWB, schools, learning

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