Showing posts with label tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorials. Show all posts

Friday, July 11, 2014

Meghan Zigmond

Meghan Zigmond

Meghan Zigmond, USA, Primary, Educational Technology

Meghan Zigmond teaches first grade, integrating technology to challenge student thinking, and create a globally connected classroom. She provides training to staff members and at technology conferences. She also shares about her experiences on her blog Zig Zagging.

Zig Zagging Through Education and Technology - currently offline
Zig Zag through my journey to make student thinking visible, enhance creativity through technology and get connected! Learn with me as I explore the best apps and app-tivities for elementary classrooms.

Theme: apps, app smashing, iPads, GAFE, visible thinking, literacy, collaboration, tutorials

Monday, October 17, 2011

Meredith Martin

Meredith Martin

Meredith Martin, USA, Primary, Technology

I'm a K-6 computer teacher in Mantua, NJ. I am a Google Certified Teacher, and I love learning about new tools to use in the lab.

TeacherTech
I blog about educational technology, conferences, and everything in between!

Theme: technology, games, applications, conferences, tutorials

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Friday, April 30, 2010

Dean Mantz

Dean Mantz

Dean Mantz, USA, All Sectors

I am currently the Network Coordinator and Technology Integration specialist for USD #376 in Sterling, Kansas. I am also an Adjunct Professor for Sterling College.

Mantz' Mission - currently offline
It is my mission to provide insight into enhancing education transparently with technology.

You can checkout my podcasts at dmantz.podomatic.com or look at two additional sites: teachinginnovations.wikispaces.com and futureteachers.ning.com.

Theme: technology, education, tutorials, dmantz7, collaboration

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Damianne R President

Damianne R President

Damianne R President, Japan, K-12

I am a K-12 technology coordinator/teacher. I've been teaching overseas for about 6 years (counting to 2009) and am currently in Nagoya, Japan.

Journey with Technology
I blog to better understand and to converse with others. My motivation comes from my learning journey as well as from the needs of those in my community.

Theme: education, technology-integration, tutorials

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Monday, January 26, 2009

Maggie Verster

Maggie Verster

Maggie Verster, South Africa, Primary, Secondary, Further, School 2.0, ICT, Mathematics

I am a web 2.0 and ICT for teaching and learning activist and trainer. I also train mathematical literacy teachers in South Africa.

School 2.0 in South Africa
My collection of web 2.0 tools, resources, articles and tutorials for use with my teachers here in South Africa. I also post general educational and subject information to my blog as a way to keep track of resources.

Theme: school 2.0, ict, technology, tutorials, howto, ict skills, web 2.0, mathematics resources, online communities

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Ann Foreman

Ann Foreman

Ann Foreman, Spain, Primary, Secondary, Adult, ELT, ESL

I was a director and editor of TV programmes in England before moving to Spain to work as an English language teacher. My main interest is exploring the use of new technologies in language learning.

I also currently work as the Information and Communication Technology Coordinator at the British Council in Bilbao.

Encouraging learner autonomy
Ideas for using web resources in ELT, ESL.

Theme: language learning, learner autonomy, web 2.0, ELT, ESL, class ideas, tutorials

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Joann Gonzalez-Major

Joann Gonzalez-Major

Joann Gonzalez-Major, USA, Higher, Adult

I am an Instructional Designer in Higher Education with a concentration in health related programs and online learning.

Rose Colored Glasses - currently offline
"But if we believe what we profess concerning the worth of the individual, then the idea of individual development within a framework of ethical purpose must become our deepest concern, our national preoccupation, our passion, our obsession. We must think of education as relevant for everyone everywhere — at all ages and in all conditions of life."
~ John William Gardner

This quote prompted me to develop my blog and the associated "Hitchhikers Guide to Course Development" as resources for educators and developers.

My hope is that others will create additional teaching and learning tools that can be accessed by everyone everywhere.

Theme: distance education, online learning, learning management systems, tutorials, learning modules