Current Head of Spanish in an Independent Boarding school. I speak Spanish, French, Portuguese and basic Italian, having lived in a variety of countries including Colombia, Chile, Portugal and the United Arab Emirates. Interested in use of Web 2.0 technology in the MFL classroom, writing, sports, travel, guitars and foreign film.
MFL Tricks
The aim of this blog is to give ideas for MFL lessons. I think there will be a focus on Web 2.0 tools and other potential uses of technology in the classroom, but I will also add ideas for teaching techniques and games and activities that I use in my own lessons, or have learned from other teachers.
I will tend to give examples from Spanish as this is the language I teach, but hopefully most of the ideas here can be used with other languages as well.
Theme: MFL, spanish, creativity, IT use, language learning, web 2.0 tools, internet, software
Beatrice Krause, Zurich, Switzerland, Adult, Tertiary, Internet, Social Media, Information Literacy
Born in Switzerland, grew up in Bavaria. Studied Information Management at University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover. Worked at Newsmagazine Focus Magazin in Munichand and several other jobs.
Now Trainer for Internet Searching, Information Literacy, Social Media and eDidactics.
NETZ.KULTUR.LERNEN
NET. The Internet has become an important part for many people. CULTURE. Like every new medium, it changes the society and creating a new culture. LEARNING. To handle this means, not only use search engines or social media, but also to learn to understand the Internet.
Blog4search
Blog about Searching the Internet and Social Media
Theme: internet, searching, google, social media, information literacy, education, elearning, social learning, edidactics
Mark is a teacher, leader and learner based in South Australia with 25 years experience.
Mark is interested in the friction point where ‘best practice’ meets ‘next practice’ and how, as schools and systems , we fan the glowing embers of innovation that are created at this intersection. Marks previous body of work around the ‘Learning of values’ continues through his work about and through online environments.’
sparvell
“The purpose for schooling is to develop deep reflective thinkers who can choose and use environments creatively to engage in ethical and intellectually rigorous actions.”
My blog is a plce for 'thinking out loud' between interested educators.
Theme: technology, education, web 2.0, ICT, learning technologies, computer, Internet
Primary French teacher at Spring Grove School in Wye, near Ashford, Kent.
Blog du Bosquet
A site for showing off work done by pupils at Spring Grove and for showing them where on the Internet they can find resources to help them improve their language skills.
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
After 26 years in the Indiana public schools, I quit and am now teaching college writing. I am also a professional speaker and writer, and a social media maven. I do Internet liaison/watchdog work for several businesses.
Scheiss Weekly
I write about educational issues, parenting, literacy, social media, and the occasional whimsical rant.
Judy Elfferich is schrijver en docent literaire vorming / creatief schrijven.
Ze geeft cursussen voor kinderen en volwassenen bij o.a. Nieuwe Veste in Breda.
Ook ontwikkelt ze workshops taalexpressie/creatief schrijven voor scholen (BO, VO, docententeams) en bibliotheken die ze bezoekt via de stichting Schrijvers School Samenleving.
Judy's stokpaardjes: nieuwe media, interdisciplinaire projecten.
An American trained to teach in England. For the last four years I've been part of the Enquiring Minds project and am now Head of Enquiring Minds. EM is a pupil led open research curriculum and is heavily reliant on new technologies, giving pupils forward thinking skills and to make their interests relevant. I'm a Design Technology teacher with a food focus.
Reflecting on education A blog commenting on some of the experimental aspects of the projects I have been involved with. Reflections on results of the EM project and personal results for me and the pupils. Has lain fallow for a bit, but will be revived as of now!
Also have another blog called Cosmic Menu of Happiness, which is about home life, food and photography.
Theme: enquiring minds, technology, open research, opening minds, internet based, pupil led learning, research, skills based
An entrepreneur tutor with a passion for using Web 2.0 tools for effective learning and interacting with the global community meaningfully. Use of free educational Internet resources to engage students both online and offline is my mission.
Great Expectations It addresses learning for all ages, all languages, in the classroom and online, parent,student and teacher resources, with emphasis on use of web 2.0 in learning and teaching.
Theme: internet, educational resources, classroom, web 2.0, internet tools, teachers
Barbara J. Feldman, USA, Primary, Secondary, Technology
I am a nationally syndicated columnist, online publisher, mother and wife (not listed in order of importance, of course!) I write about educational Internet at Surfnetkids.com, and keep a personal blog at BarbaraFeldman.com.
Barbara Feldman: Welcome to my Office My thoughts and ramblings about my life and my work. Everything that doesn't fit in my other more structured sites.
Theme: columnist, internet, parenting, personal technology
I've been teaching in high schools in Italy for almost 10 years, after a degree in relativity physics. My taught subjects are, obviously, maths and physics, although I happened to teach electronics and ICT too.
Presently my school is a small one in a village in the mountains, where working is a pleasure. I am married and going to have a baby soon.
Il deserto dei tartari 2.0
The blog (in Italian) tries to focus my thoughts about the relationshipbetween teaching, and specifically teaching maths and physics, and the use of Web 2.0 technologies.
I am 22 and wrote a parenting book from a teen's perspective when I was in High School in Los Angeles, CA. I graduated from Emory University in May 2007. I do speaking events and radio shows across the country for teachers and parents about what life is really like from the net-generation view.
On Teens Today with Vanessa Van Petten
Vanessa gives real advice from teen's about how parents and adults can approach the net-generation and speak to them on their level. She honestly explores how teens today deal with everything from cheating on tests, marijuana, curfews, cyberbullying and much more.
Her goal is to give adults a small window into the lives of teens so they can develop better relationships and we can have happier young adults.
Theme: teens, internet, cyberbullying, e-learning, parents, teachers, school, academics, study skills, organization, cliques, peer pressure, high school, middle school, college, homework, test
Stephen Downes, Canada, All Sectors, Education, Media, Internet, Philosophy
Stephen Downes works for the National Research Council of Canada as a researcher in the field of online learning and related internet technologies. A writer on a wide range of topics, Stephen is perhaps best known for his daily research newsletter, OLDaily (short for Online Learning Daily), which reaches thousands of readers across Canada and around the world.
His work also includes the development of educational content syndication systems such as Edu_RSS. Stephen is also frequently to be found the road giving seminars and lectures on the field of online learning.
OLDaily
OLDaily - published every weekday, offers a collection of news and information links on education technology and related subjects.
Half an Hour
Half an Hour - published occasionally, offers longer posts reflecting on news, education, media, philosophy, and related subjects.
Themes: downes, rss, e-learning, media, internet, online learning, web 2.0
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
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