Elinda Gjondedaj

Elinda Gjondedaj, Greece, English, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

Elinda Gjondedaj is an undergratuade student of the University of Athens with a major to English Language and Literature and specialization to Linguistics, an English Teacher and a Presenter. Her research area is the new technologies in teaching where is making her first steps presenting workshops in Greece and Paris.

Magic in Education!
The Magic of Technology in the 21st Century English Language Classroom....

Theme: EFL, ESL, edtech, CALL, elearning, education, blogs in education, social networks in education, ELT, web 2.0, digital learning, resources

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eraser

eraser, Spain, University, Tertiary, eLearning, Educación

Blogger since 2003.

e-learning, conocimiento en red y web colectiva
Apuntes sobre e-learning, tics, internet y web colectiva.

Theme: e-learning, tic, educación, education, university, redes sociales, twitter, microblog, edublogs

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E. Ellison

E. Ellison, Ireland, Secondary, Languages

I am Irish and I.C.T teacher who has a passion for integrating I.C.T into language learning. I believe that I.C.T has a lot to offer and can be used as an effective tool to support and enhance teaching.

I have developed my own interactive toolbar for Irish Speakers and an interactive multimedia website for Teachers, Students and anyone who loves the language.

I.C.T and Language Learning: An integrated approach - currently offline
I.C.T continues to provide new and exciting opportunities for language teachers and learners alike. This blog explores the various tools that are available on the Internet and evaluates how they can be used in a practical context for teaching languages.

Theme: change, collaboration, interactive, irish, gaeilge, Learning, i.c.t, languages, eLearning, pedagogy, podcasting, web 2.0, social networking, teaching, technology, software

Marc Widmer

Marc Widmer, Switzerland, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Educational Media

Researcher @ University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland.

schoolict
I'm blogging about ict @ school with focus on social software and onlineapps.

Theme: web 2.0, onlineapps, social networks, social software

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Colin Warren

Colin Warren, Australia, Tertiary

Working in tertiary education with responsibility for the management and implementation of the online learning environment and effectively integrating elearning technologies into learning & teaching.

Learnerbytes
Reflections and observations on the use of technologies to enhance & support learning and teaching.

Theme: elearning, technology, learning, education, social networking, web 2.0, collaboration, teaching

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Caterina Policaro

Caterina Policaro, Italy, Social Media

Teacher, e-learning expert, a multitasking girl in a multitasking world.

Catepol 3.0
A multitasking girl in a multitasking world: web 2.0, e-learning, scuola, formazione, tecnologie, twitter, varie ed eventuali.

Theme: education, twitter, social network, school, e-learning blog

Tammy Stephens

Tammy Stephens, USA, Primary, Secondary, K-12, Educational Technology

Tammy Stephens launched The Stephens Group LLC, an educational technology integration firm, in June 2000. The company provides professional development, helps school districts with strategic planning, writes grants, and assists with curriculum and assessment.

Tammy is also a doctoral student in Educational Technology at Pepperdine University. Twitter: tstephens

The Stephens Group Blog
The purpose of this blog is to connect with the Educational Technology Community to share ideas about the ever emerging field of educational technology.

Theme: 21st century skills, MDMC, PODetc, social networking, twitter, ultra portable devices, second life, web 2.0

Enio de Aragon

Enio de Aragon, Brazil, Further, Educational Technology

Design manager and blog writer in Positivo Informatica Educational Technology Division.

BlogTE - Tecnologia Educacional - currently offline
Tips, inovations and links about Educational Technology.

Theme: educational technology, web 2.0, social network, education, design, innovation, technology, interaction, interactive, UI, collaboration

Geoff Cain

Geoff Cain, USA, Post Secondary, College, Education

I am an instructional designer and occasional community college English teacher and I am now the director of instructional design at College of the Redwoods.

I have taught developmental English, composition and literature. I also have taught health information management focusing on information management in the web 2.0 world. I have presented on the connected classroom, concept maps, podcasting, new media, social networking, and other related topics.

Brainstorm in Progress
Geoff Cain's blog for exploring pedagogy, instructional design, technology, online learning, web 2.0, and MUVEs.

At the heart of my teaching philosophy is my absolute belief in my student’s ability to learn. It is my goal as an instructor to create an environment and classroom community that facilitates those abilities.

Different students from different backgrounds, cultures, and abilities all have their have a contribution to make to this learning community. Both as a teacher and an instructional designer, it is important to create learning experiences that enables everyone’s ability to participate.

Theme: education, elearning, connectivism, constructivism, cognitivism, semantic web, second life, elearning, online learning, new media, social networking, web2.0, distance learning, OER, opensource, digital literacy, instructional design, concept mapping, concept maps, mindmaping, mindmaps, collaboration, cognitive science, GTD, writing, meditation, buddhism, psychology, cognitive science, web3.0, virtual worlds, MUVES, collaborative learning, pedagogy, secondlife

AJ Cann

AJ Cann, UK, Tertiary

Alan Cann works in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Leicester.

Science of the Invisible
Education costs money. Ignorance costs more.

Theme: accessibility, assessment, biology, e-portfolios, education, medicine, PLE, reflection, social networks, technology

Mark David Milliron

Mark David Milliron, Ph.D., USA, All Sectors, Technology, Leadership, Personal Development

Dr. Mark David Milliron is an award-winning leader, author, speaker, and consultant best known for exploring leadership development, future trends, learning strategies, and the human side of technology change.

Mark works with universities, community colleges, K-12 schools, corporations, associations, and government agencies across the country and around the world. He serves as Board Chair for the Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education and as a Trustee for Western Governors University.

He is also the founder and CEO of the private consulting and service group, Catalyze Learning International (CLI). In addition, he serves on numerous corporate, nonprofit, and education boards and advisory groups; guest lectures for educational institutions nationally and internationally; and authors and moderates the Catalytic Conversations Blog.

You can learn more here.

Catalytic Conversations
An open dialogue about learning, leadership, creativity, and more. Subjects ranging from specific disciplines to the broader use of technology to trends in leadership to personal development are all explored.

Theme: education, learning, teaching, wellness, technology, elearning, new generation, gaming, engagement, readiness, mobility, social networking, digital democracy

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Patrick Koning

Patrick Koning, The Netherlands, Further Education, IT and Education

Senior teacher and trainer at ICT-Academie en Center for Teaching and Learning of ROC Koning Willem I College in 's-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands.

Innovatie in ICT en Onderwijs
Weblog about IT and Education.

Theme: apple, backup, behaviorism, beta's, beveiliging, bookmarking, CGO, coaching, connectivism, constructivism, e-learning, efodl, gaming, handicap, hardware, hersenonderzoek, hyperlinks, iPod, kennisnet, leerstijlen, linux, matchpoint, ICT, microblogging, microsoft, mindmap, mobile, learning netbook, netwerken, NGT, open source, OS, partitioneren, podcasting, rss, screencast, screencasting, security, social networking, social news, standaarden, ubuntu, vodcasting, web 2.0, weblogging, wordpress

Diane Bédard

Diane Bédard, Ontario, Canada, K-12, Adult Continuing Education, IT support, Libraries, Learning Commons, Technology

I love to explore the technological world, and keep as much of my life web-based as I can. Day-to-day life includes web design, ILS exploration, web site coaching, systems & software training and support, podcast-rss-wiki builds, portal support, ...basically anything library and K-12 educational IT related.

On personal note, I suffer from the deadly sin of "techno-lust" and have to have the latest toys and gadgets to play with! ;-)

What works for me...
Like a fine single malt or a robust cuppa joe, meandering thoughts about the "IT" world need to carefully percolate and mellow before reaching the "act on it" stage. If thoughtful education & information technology support is where you also explore and dream of possibilities, then read on...

Theme: libraries, literacy, learning commons, technology, web 2.0, social networking, forward thinking

Laura Dewis

Laura Dewis, UK, Higher Education, Open Educational Resources

Laura works on the OpenLearn website, which gives free access to open educational resources from The Open University. She has responsibility for online communications, events management, media relations and partnership liaison.

With an MSc in Electronic Publishing, she has worked in communications, publishing, online production and technology research for the BBC, The McGraw-Hill Companies, University of Sussex, City University, Nissan, Unilever, BA and Intercontinental.

Open Air< - currently offline
The Open Air blog focuses on open educational resources, online innovation and Web 2.0 technologies in education and communications.

Theme: oer, Web 2.0, digital marketing, innovation, informal learning communities, OpenLearn, social networking, The Open University, open source, intellectual property, new business models, communications

John Krutsch

John Krutsch, USA, K-20, Educational Technology

John Krutsch currently serves as the Sr. Director for Distance Education at Utah Valley University, he fancy himself a code poet with an irreverent approach to academia and its relationship, or lack there of, with technology and its role in education.

Technagogy - currently offline
I define technagogy as the processes involved with using technology to enhance instruction. An educator who takes a technagogical approach to instruction believes that technology will never replace a human teacher but that it can greatly enhance an instructor's ability to convey information so others may assimilate new information or increase understanding.

Theme: ed_tech, eleanring, mlearning, pedagogy, andragogy, social_networking

Lisa Nielsen

Lisa Nielsen, New York, USA, PK–12, All Subjects

I serve as the professional development manager for educational technology for the New York City Department of Education.

I have worked in New York City Schools and at Teachers College, Columbia University in various capacities including as a literacy and instructional technology coach, program developer, teacher, librarian, and staff developer. You can email me at lnielsen@schools.nyc.gov.

The Innovative Educator
Sharing ideas about educating innovatively.

Theme: education, innovation, web 2.0, social networking

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Carla Arena

Carla Arena, USA & Brazil, EFL

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.

Themes: collaborative learning, EFL, education, social networking, photography, e-learning, blogging, edublogging

Rashmi Kathuria

Rashmi Kathuria (nic Rash Kath), Delhi, India, Middle, Secondary, Mathematics

I am currently serving as a mathematics teacher in a reputed public school in India and working since 1994. I am keen on exploring new ways of teaching and learning mathematics. I believe, visualisation of a math concept is essential for better understanding of a concept. Through technology and its integration in classrooms, this has been made possible.

Also, infinitely exploding WWW has expanded the boundaries of a classroom. Surely, the networking on web is helping in learning and growing day by day. I have explored working on many web platforms like blog/wiki/podcast/videos/voicethread/slide shows etc.

In my e journey, I started blogging in 2006, the concept learnt by me through an organisation CII Shiksha. In January 2007, I was awarded CII Shiksha's Best E-Teacher from the then President of India, honorable Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Since then, I am striving for innovating new ways, exploring and sharing.

Mathematical Slide shows contains mathematical slide shows which are created for learning mathematics through visualisation and hands on. Podcasting House is where you will find voice sharings done by my students about their mathematics projects.

I believe utilising social networking platforms is an essential step for completing an ejourney so I created Passionate Teachers. This is a group of enthusiastic, passionate teachers who believe in exploring, learning and sharing. You will surely get motivated by seeing the work done by educators all across the gloge. Amazing!!!

Mathematics Learning
It is a place where I am sharing new strategies of teaching and learning mathematics.

Planet Infinity
This is my class blog. Here I am sharing about learning mathematics through hands on activities using different strategies. On this blog , I am uploading students' work /projects.

Figures Speak
A picture says at all. I have utilised this strategy for learning mathematics. On this blog, I am posting useful pictures through which mathematics results/properties of geometrical shapes etc can be recalled.

Theme: mathematics, podcasts, elearning, social networking

Cindy Seibel

Cindy Seibel, Canada, K-12, All Subjects

I am both a graduate student in education and a full-time technology director in a K-12 school district. I am passionate both about technology and learning, returning to graduate school after spending most of my career in information technology.

I am especially interested in parent engagement (particularly as it relates to technology use), safety and security of new technologies for children, women and technology, and helping teachers and IT staff work together for the benefit of students.

Technology for Learning
A discussion about learning, technology and related interests.

Theme: technology, learning, 21st century, internet safety, social networking, parent engagement, security, women

Chris M. Collins

Chris M. Collins, USA, College, University, Educational Technology

Chris M. Collins (Fleep Tuque in Second Life and on the web) is an IT Analyst in the UCit Instructional & Research Computing department at the University of Cincinnati. Chris has used the Second Life platform extensively since its public beta in 2003, and is keenly interested in the educational, cultural, economic, and political potential of virtual worlds.

She served as Co-Chair for the Second Life Best Practices in Education International Conference in 2007, and currently is the Facilitator and Project Manager for the University of Cincinnati Second Life Learning Community and Second Life Ambassador for the Ohio Learning Network.

Fleep's Deep Thoughts
Fleep's Deep Thoughts is a compilation of personal and professional interests, thoughts about technology in education, and the occasional miscellaneous musings about life, family, and living in an increasingly digital and virtual world.

Theme: educational technology, metaverse, virtual worlds, instructional design