Showing posts with label new technologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new technologies. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Γιώργος Νικολάου

Γιώργος Νικολάου

Γιώργος Νικολάου, Ελλάς, Literary, Φιλολογία

Από το 1999 μέχρι και σήμερα (2013) εργάζομαι ως καθηγητής φιλόλογος στη δευτεροβάθμια εκπαίδευση.

Ψηφιακός Φιλόλογος
Ένας διαδικτυακός οδηγός για τη χρήση των νέων τεχνολογιών στα φιλολογικά μαθήματα.

Theme: Τ.Π.Ε, Φιλολογικά μαθήματα, Αρχαία Ελληνικά, Νέα ελληνικά, Ιστορία, Νέες τεχνολογίες, εκπαιδευτικά εργαλεία

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Friday, January 13, 2012

Vanessa Burns

Vanessa Burns

Vanessa Burns, UK, Secondary, MFL

Head of MFL, AST in a previous 'northern' life, mum, wife, ICT fan, always looking to improve Teaching & Learning and share good practice with others.

MFL down south
After 17 years in Yorkshire, the adventures of a MFL teacher moving down south.

Previous blog

Theme: MFL, web 2.0, ICT, new technologies, teaching, learning, resources, ideas, creativity

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Saturday, December 3, 2011

Matt Lloyd

Matt Lloyd

Matt Lloyd, UK, Primary, Secondary, Special, PE

A PE teacher now Head of PE at the Outstanding Springfields Academy in Wiltshire.

springfieldspe
The PE Department Blog - innovations, ideas and updates.

Theme: innovations, new technologies, multi abilities, sport, PE

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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Duma Cornel Lucian

Duma Cornel Lucian

Duma Cornel Lucian, Romania, Further, Web 2.0, Social Media, Education 2.0, Special Needs

Coordinator for international educational project "Different, but Equal" - partnership and collaboration between students with special needs in Europe. I organized in this project International contest, International exhibition and International symposium. I speak about this project in European Parliament from Brusseles because I was selected in the 8 finalists from 44 participants in AtmosphEuropa Contest Different but Equal Blog.

I involved in this project teachers and students from 12 countries and I have also partners 100 teachers from Romania. See Social Network for European partners and also blog. I want to show also social network for Romanian partners and blog

I am founder of Web in Education 2010. Follow on Twitter @web20education. Use hastag #edtech20. I am teacher who shares knowledge using web 2.0, mLearning , eLearning, Social Media and also I like to use Second Life and Google Wave. Follow me on Twitter. For teachers who tweet in Romanian language use hastag #roedchat. Everyone is welcome to join our groups in Web in Education 2010 based on new technologies in education:

On Facebook - become a fan. On Linkedin. On google wave web20, semantic web 3.0 and new technologies in education2010. On Learncentral. Follow on Teachers Sharing Knowledge. Follow on Diigo.

Information about me:
Founder Web in Education 2010. My PLN blog. My Second Life blog. My Facebook. My Yahoo ID. My Skype ID: DUMA CORNEL LUCIAN. My Google Buzz account. My e-portfolio eTwinning. My Netvibes. All my accounts in one place.

My PLN -PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK
Teacher Lucian Duma share knowledge using web20, social media and new technologies in education.

My #edtech20 project was selected in the finalists projects - The TOP 50 entries submitted to the eLearning Awards 2010.


Theme: web2.0, social media and new technologies in education, education 2.0, semantic web 2.0, tools, apps

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Friday, February 19, 2010

Tristram Shepard

Tristram Shepard

Tristram Shepard, UK, Secondary, Further, Tertiary, Lifelong

Consultant for an e-portfolio research and development project. An educational technologist with a particular interest in technology education. A technology educationalist with a special interest in educational technology.

All Change Please!
Amongst other things, a record of the almost continuous misleading media reports of ill-informed political statements about the future of education and the unquestioning belief in the value of an old-fashioned academic education for all.

Theme: change in education, academic and vocational divide, e-assessment, new technology

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Thursday, June 4, 2009

Jordan Kent

Jordan Kent

Jordan Kent, Canada, Secondary, Media Literacy

I am a teacher at Noranda School in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. I teach Language Arts, Drama, and Journalism for students from grade 7 to grade 11. I am a classroom teacher, a blogger, and a writer. I am interested in the future of education, media literacy, and education technology.

Teaching the iGeneration
A blog about literacy education, particularly media literacy education in the secondary division. The blog explores wed 2.0, new technologies, media trends, and pedagogical practices.

Website: Jordan Kent

Theme: literacy, media literacy, wed 2.0, new technologies, media trends, pedagogical practices

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Alan Mills

Alan Mills

Alan Mills, UK, Primary, Secondary, Citizenship and Networking

Teacher, senior manager, IT advisor, working on partnerships between schools in UK and Africa, consultant on new tech and global education.

Innovation and Inspiration
News of innovation. things that have inspired, intrigued and informed me. Personal thoughts and helpful suggestions for global education.

Theme: networking, global, education, new technology, new media, innovation, inspiration, citizenship, creativity, educational technology, multi modal media, writing, assistive technology

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Emanuela Zibordi

Emanuela Zibordi

Emanuela Zibordi, Italy, High School, Teaching with New Technologies, Sport

Computer Literacy, Web 2.0, Education, Communication, Sport, Physical Education.

Emanuela Zibordi is a Physical Education teacher at Liceo "Giovanni Pico" in Mirandola -Modena- teaching computer literacy and is interested in teaching and learning with new technologies too, in particular with Web 2.0 tools.

For several years researches new methods of distance learning, conducts training courses for teachers, attending online courses, in particular on Open Educational Resources, Connectivism, E-learning, E-tutor and others.

emanuelazibordi - currently offline
This blog is for scholarly and educational topics, both to teachers and students, also offers a university orienteering.

Theme: ICT, teaching, learning, sports, education, OER, OCW

Monday, June 23, 2008

Judith Jakes

Judith Jakes

Judith Jakes, England, UK, All Sectors, All Subjects

I am a curriculum developer at a CLC in North London. I have been teaching for over 30 years, 27 years involving computers. My current role involves encouraging staff and students to try some of the creative uses of ICT and to work with Web 2.0 resources.

I enjoy working across all the keystages and particularly working with disenchanted, demotivated students in order to re-engage them with education. I run a number of blogs, some are software specific and others are as hubs for CPD that I deliver to teachers.

I started blogging about 18 months ago and really enjoy the interaction with people across the world.

Transformation Teachers Programme
This is my journey through the TTP programme during the Pilot scheme and was my first blog. I use it for just general comments.

Transformation Teachers Programme - Cohort 1
This one is the the hub for the current course and hopefully acts as an example of different web 2.0 resources and ideas for the current set of participants.

New Technologies and 6th Form
This is my latest blog which I am creating to support the development of work with Sixth Forms and encouraging them to use new technologies.

Themes: new technologies, web 2.0, apple, teaching, learning, ICT, blogging, media, health and social care, PE, business, enterprise

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Susan Kambalu

Susan Kambalu

Susan Kambalu, London, UK, Secondary, RE

I have taught RE for 8 years. Last year I received training in the use of new technologies, and as part of that course, I had to start a blog.

I have really enjoyed using blogging to communicate with other educators around the world, and have also had the opportunity to deliver inset on Web 2.0 to other teachers.

Adventures in Teaching and Learning
A place where I post links to interesting new sites and applications, and where I reflect on teaching, Web 2.0, and my life.

Theme: RE, religious education, Web 2.0, blogging, new technology

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen

Michelle Gallen, Northern Ireland, UK, All Sectors, Language Learning

I'm a Belfast-based e-learning consultant. I've been in copywriting and e-Learning since 1998. I've created a wide range of e-learning - from globally-deployed courses for Macromedia to niche Irish-language products - across various media - mobile, web, tv and online. Currently, I'm using grant funding to research and develop an Irish-language learning product. I also work with clients across the UK in developing e-learning materials.

I'm hugely interested in mobile learning in all its guises (phones ... ipods ... beermats). I'm keen to experiment on how social networking software can help teachers teach students, and students teach teachers. My secret wish is to go back to college and study neurology. This is why I should do the lottery. Could it be me?

Search Find Learn
Michelle Gallen's thoughts on e-learning - what's new, what works, and what's plain daft.

Theme: elearning, language learning, social networking, mobile learning, mlearning, new technologies