Carol Daunt Skyring, Australia, All Sectors, Professional Development
I'm an experienced educator and businesswoman who has been involved in the design, application and effective use of eCollaboration since 1986. I hold a Dip T; Grad Dip Dist Ed; B Ed & M Ed (Research) - my thesis investigated the nature of interaction in videoconferencing.
I'm currently undertaking an Education Doctorate to investigate knowledge sharing in online social networking.
Robert Green, Cornwall, England, UK, Secondary, French, Italian, Latin
I'm 45, from Cornwall in England, and am currently 2nd in Languages Faculty at Saltash.net Community School (c.1800 pupils).
I teach French, Italian and Latin and am interested in all aspects of ICT in the curriculum.
...So to speak... Mr. Green’s lovely language links. Would love to keep in touch with bloggers and educators around the world with interest in: web 2.0, French, Italian, Latin, podcasting, video conferencing, technology, education in general!
Theme: web 2.0, french, italian, latin, podcasting, video conferencing, technology, education
I teach in a small rural prep to year 12 school in rural country Australia. I am passionate about using web2.0 tools to improve learning outcomes in the classroom.
Blogging, flat classrooms, digital storytelling, podcasting and social networking are my passions.
On an ejourney with generation Y
My personal blog documents my journey over the last 12 months with learning and using web2.0 tools, and their application in my classroom.
ejourneys
This wiki is a collection of resources that I have gathered over the 12 months for personal PD and classroom use.
Tim Wang, Vancouver, Canada, Further Education, Adult Education
Tim Wang leads a technical development team in Arts ISIT at the University of British Columbia. With a personal interest of new media, Tim and his professional team members have implemented several web based application platforms which are widely adopted by universities and colleges across the world. The recent developments include: Pachyderm, Ancient Spaces and Learning Tools.
Tim Wang’s eLearning Blog - currently offline
From blackboard learning to online education - my eLearning journey from west to east.
I consider myself a learner and an educator and everything I do springs from those two habits of mind. I'm a perennial presenter at NECC, ISTE's annual meet-up of educational technologists, teachers, and administrators, and I teach K-4 technology at University School of Nashville and work one day a week at the Vanderbilt Center for Science Outreach as Teacher-in-residence.
My personal/professional web involvement has been active since 1995 and there is a trail of evidence in cyberspace to support that claim. I started blogging to report out a professional speaking trip to Japan in 2002 and since then blogging has become an integral part of my life, so much so that I created and maintain the Blogger's Hut in Second Life's ISTE Island, a little virtual building dedicated to educational blogs and blogging.
My primary blog redirects from http://scottmerrick.net/ and all the rest can be accessed from there. Four of my most educationally themed blogs are:
scottmerrick
The personal/professional shareshare from a K12 educator in Nashville, Tennessee
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