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K12Online13 Day 1 Presentations: 21 October 2013

Susan van Gelder — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 12:05:56 +0000

Welcome to day one of the 2013 K-12 Online Conference! All presentations are listed and linked on our main conference schedule.

Day 1 presentations include:

OPEN LEARNING

Steve Hargadon and Audrey Watters: Open Learning Keynote

Verena Roberts: K12 Open Learning – What is it all About? My Story

OUTSIDE LEARNING

Kathy Cassidy: Keynote – Connecting Classrooms: It’s About Learning

Tressa Graveley Extreme Communication

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Keynote Outside Learning – Connecting Classrooms: It’s About Learning

Susan van Gelder — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 12:00:14 +0000

Presenter: Kathy Cassidy
Location: Moose Jaw, SK, Canada
@kathycassidy

Presentation Description: Connecting your classroom with the world beyond your building is not just an add on. Connecting can teach digital citizenship, engage students, provide an authentic world-wide audience, meet curriculum standards and extend the learning. Kathy Cassidy shares examples from her own and other classrooms of deep, connected learning.

Link to presentation’s supporting documents:
http://bit.ly/findingconnections

Additional Information:

Places to Find Kathy Cassidy

Professional Blog: http://kathycassidy.com

Classroom Blog: http://mscassidysclass.edublogs.org/

Email: kathy[at]kathycassidy[dot]com

Book: Connected From the Start: Global Learning in the Primary Grades
http://shop.plpnetwork.com/connectedkids/

2013 Schedule

Karen Fasimpaur — Tue, 01 Oct 2013 02:40:07 +0000

All times are EDT. Direct links to presentations will be added as the presentations are published each day at 8:00 AM EDT. Presentations links will also be published to Twitter, Facebook and our conference video podcast channel in iTunesU.

Date and Time	Strand/Event	Presenter and Presentation
8:00 AM Monday, October 14 EDT	Pre-conference Keynote	Shannon Miller Transforming Learning
8:00 AM Monday, October 21 EDT	Open Learning Keynote	Steve Hargadon and Audrey Watters Learning and Technology: Openness, Agency, and Control
	Open Learning	Verena Roberts K12 Open Learning – What is it all About? My Story
	Outside Learning Curriculum Keynote	Kathy Cassidy Connecting Classrooms: It’s About Learning
	Outside Learning	Tressa Graveley Extreme Communication
8:00 AM Tuesday, October 22 EDT	Open Learning	Tanya Avrith and Holly Clark EduSlam! Ideas for Crowdsourcing Your Professional Development
	Open Learning	Jane Park School of Open Courses for Educators
	Outside Learning	JoAnn Delaney Science Is All Around Our Town
	Outside Learning	Jaime Wood and Peter Lindberg Expanding Learning Possibilities through Crowdfunding Education Projects
	Outside Learning	Todd Nesloney Connecting Classrooms Globally
8:00 AM Wednesday, October 23 EDT	Open Learning	Alan Hudson The planning and development of a free online resource: A Trifling History of the Moving Image
	Open Learning	Bill Fitzgerald Bread and Butter: Civilization, Toast, and Open Content
	Outside Learning	Tricia Fuglestad Making and Sharing Fugleflicks (student-created, art-related movies)
	Outside Learning	Leslie Pralle Keehn 5 Themes of Geography: Local to Global
8:00 AM Thursday, October 24 EDT	Open Learning	Brendan MurphyOpen Online Experience: Creating Your Own Professional Development
	Open Learning	Vanessa Gennarelli Radically Learner-Centered: Badges at P2PU
	Open Learning	Harry Brake Social /Library Media Project Based Learning
	Outside Learning	Luis Perez Photography for All
	Outside Learning	Janine Campbell Transforming the Classroom from the Outside In
8:00 AM Friday, October 25 EDT	Open Learning	Naomi Harm Any Device Will Do! Best Practices of BYOD Implementation
	Open Learning	David Wells Writing: It’s all about Collaboration and Sharing!
	Outside Learning	Terra Bodkins and Bess Altman Blogging for Little People
	Outside Learning	Erin Fitzpatrick Place-Based Education: Partnering with the Grand Traverse Conservation District
8:00 AM Monday, October 28 EDT	Leading Learning Keynote	Larry Ferlazzo Developing Leadership in Classrooms, Schools and communities
	Leading Learning	Jenny Rankin If You Want Data to Transform Learning, Present It as “Over-the-Counter“
	Building Learning Keynote	Sylvia Martinez and Gary Stager Building Learning Keynote: Making the Case for Making in Schools
	Building Learning	David Lockhart 20 Creation Apps in 20 Minutes
8:00 AM Tuesday, October 29 EDT	Leading Learning	Jeffrey Bradbury Learn how to create a WordPress Website in less than 20 minutes
	Leading Learning	Betsy Hanger Mindfulness and Neuroscience: How a Contemplative Curriculum Improves Focus, Connectedness, and Self-Regulation
	Building Learning	Katie Ann Wilson A Story + A Green Wall = 1 Amazing Transformed Digital Story
	Building Learning	Carol Broos T3: Triple Threat in Tech Using Transliteracy
8:00 AM Wednesday, October 30 EDT	Leading Learning	Brad Waid and Drew Minock Game Changing Apps!
	Leading Learning	Michael Boll Bringing Digital Badges to your School or Classroom
	Building Learning	Chris Betcher Coding for Kids
	Building Learning	Dan Whisler Energy 101: KidWind & the SHS Chevy Volt Project
8:00 AM Thursday, October 31 EDT	Leading Learning	Julia Osteen The Promise of Leadership
	Leading Learning	Kelly Dumont Creativity Rising
	Leading Learning	Candice Clark Digital Portfolios
	Building Learning	Ann Oro Building Knowledge of Web Search
	Building Learning	Stephen Ransom Making Space to Make
8:00 AM Friday, November 1 EDT	Leading Learning	V. Paige Hale Leading by Example: Harnessing the Internet to Promote Professional Growth and Lifelong Learning
	Leading Learning	Laura McBain Deeper Learning Online
	Building Learning	Vinnie Vrotny and Sheryl Peterson STEAM: Creating a Maker Mindset
	Building Learning	Claire Kreuger Constructing Identity with an iPad

Announcing K-12 Online 2013 Presenters

Karen Fasimpaur — Sun, 01 Sep 2013 15:10:53 +0000

Please join the organizers of the 2013 K-12 Online Conference in congratulating our selected presenters for this year’s conference! As in past years, our conference is organized into four strands. Each strand has an invited keynote speaker and (at least) nine additional selected speakers. Our conference begins October 14th with a pre-conference keynote presentation. Strands for 2013 are:

Week of Oct 21 – 25: Open Learning and Outside Learning
Week of Oct 28 – Nov. 1: Leading Learning and Building Learning

OPENING KEYNOTE

Shannon Miller
Van Meter, Iowa, USA

OPEN LEARNING

Steve Hargadon and Audrey Watters
Keynote
Lincoln, California and Hermosa Beach, California, USA

Tanya Avrith and Holly Clark
EduSlam! Ideas for Crowdsourcing Your Professional Development
Montreal, Quebec, Canada and San Diego, California, USA

Bill Fitzgerald
Writing and Sharing Open Content
Portland, Oregon, USA

Vanessa Gennarelli
Radically Learner-Centered: Badges at P2PU
Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Naomi Harm
Any Device Will Do! Best Practices of BYOD Implementation
Brownsville, MN USA

Alan Hudson
The planning and development of a free online resource – “A Trifling History of the Moving Image’
Wells, Somerset, UK

Brendan Murphy
The Open Online Experience: Creating Your Own Professional Development
Richmond, Illinois, USA

Jane Park
School of Open Courses for Educators
Los Angeles, California, USA

Verena Roberts
Adventures in Open Learning
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

David Wells
Writing – its all about Collaboration and Sharing!
Montpelier, Vermont, USA

OUTSIDE LEARNING

Kathy Cassidy
Keynote
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada

Terra Bodkins and Bess Altman
Blogging for Little People
North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA

Harry Brake
Project-based Blogging Through the Educational Terrain
Mexico City, Mexico

Janine Campbell
Going Outside the Lines: Redefining Learning Spaces with Field Trips, Skype Chats, and Online Tools
Dorr, Michigan, USA

JoAnn Delaney
Science Is All Around Our Town: QR Scavenger Hunt using Google Earth
Hershey, PA USA

Erin Fitzpatrick
Place-Based Education – Partnering with the Grand Traverse Conservation District
Traverse City, Michigan USA

Tricia Fuglestad
Making and Sharing Fugleflicks (student-created, art-related movies)
Hoffman Estates, IL USA

Tressa Graveley
Extreme Communication
Helmville, Montana, USA

Leslie Pralle Keehn
5 Themes of Geography: Local to Global
Blairsburg, Iowa, USA

Todd Nesloney
Connecting Kids Globally
Brenham, Texas, USA

Luis Perez
Photography for All
St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

Jaime Wood
Expanding Learning Possibilities through Crowdfunding Education Projects
Portland, Oregon, USA

LEADING LEARNING

Larry Ferlazzo
Keynote: Developing Leadership in Classrooms, Schools and Communities
Sacramento, California, USA

Michael Boll
Bringing Digital Badges to your Organization
Shanghai, China

Jeffrey Bradbury
Paperless Classroom Websites for Student Engagement
New Jersey, USA

Candice Clark
Digital Portfolios
Hurricane, West Virginia, USA

Kelly Dumont
Creativity and the Common Core (or other standards)
Riverton, Utah, USA

V. Paige Hale
Leading by Example: Harnessing the Internet to Promote Professional Growth and Lifelong Learning
Salvisa, Kentucky, USA

Betsy Hanger
Mindfulness and Neuroscience: How a Contemplative Curriculum Improves Focus, Connectedness, and Self-Regulation
Los Angeles, California, USA

Laura McBain
Deeper Learning Online
San Diego, California, USA

Julia Osteen
The Promise of Leadership
Lewisburg, Tennessee, USA

Jenny Rankin
If You Want Data to Transform Learning, Present It as “Over-the-Counter”
Laguna Beach, California, USA

Brad Waid
Game Changing Apps!
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, USA

BUILDING LEARNING

Sylvia Martinez and Gary Stager
Keynote
Los Angeles, California, USA

Chris Betcher
Coding for Kids
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Carol Broos
T3: Triple Threat in Tech Using Transliteracy
Gurnee, Illinois, USA

Cyndi Danner-Kuhn
Ideas for Sharing Artifacts Created in the Classroom
Manhattan, Kansas, USA

John Graves
SlideSpeech
Auckland, New Zealand

Claire Kreuger
Constructing Identity with an iPad Treaty Education Through Digital Storytelling
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada

David Lockhart
20 Creation Apps in 20 Minutes
Marietta, Georgia, USA

Ann Oro
Building Knowledge of Web Search
Roselle Park, New Jersey, USA

Vinnie Vrotny and Sheryl Peterson
STEAM (Science-Tinkering-Aesthetics-Engineering-Math): Creating a Maker Culture
Palatine, Illinois, USA

Dan Whisler
Energy 101- Making Connections By Combining STEM and PBL in the Classroom
Hutchinson, Kansas, USA

Katie Ann Wilson
A Story + A Green Wall = 1 Amazing Transformed Digital Story
Pratt, Kansas, USA

Remember to download and share our 2013 conference flyer with other educators you know, and mark your calendar for the start of the K-12 Online Conference October 14th!

Announcing K12Online 2013 Keynoters

Peggy George — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 13:20:48 +0000

The organizing team for the 2013 K-12 Online Conference is pleased to announce our fantastic lineup of keynote speakers for this year’s conference! Please download, print and share the marketing flyer PDF which has all the details. If you’re attending ISTE 2013 in San Antonio, stop by the blogger’s lounge and pick up several printed copies of the flyer so you can share the conference with others!

If you’re new to the K-12 Online Conference, please read our About page as well as as our Goals and Core Values. Since 2006, K-12 Online has hosted a free, all-volunteer online conference with 40+ free videos each year featuring some of the most creative and innovative teachers sharing their best ideas for engaging students with digital tools and effective learning strategies. All past keynote addresses are now available on our YouTube channel, and we’re in the process of migrating all past presentations there too.

Shannon Miller will kick off our 2013 conference with a pre-conference keynote on Monday, October 14th. During week 1 of the conference which starts October 21st, Steve Hargadon & Audrey Watters will keynote the “Open Learning” strand, while Kathy Cassidy will keynote “Outside Learning.” During week 2, starting October 28th, Larry Ferlazzo will keynote “Leading Learning” while Sylvia Martinez & Gary Stager will keynote “Building Learning.” Please forward and share this post on social media to get the word out about our fantastic keynoters for this year’s conference!

Also remember our call for proposals for the 2013 conference remains open through August 16. Please consider submitting a proposal and inviting other educators you know to submit!

2010 Archive

wfryer — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 04:24:46 +0000

K12 Online Conference 2010 Schedule

All times are GMT. Direct links to presentations will be added as the presentations are published each day at 12:00 pm GMT. Presentations links will also be published to Twitter, Facebook and our conference video podcast channel and audio podcast channels.

Date and Time	Strand/Event	Presenter and Presentation
12:00 PM Monday, October 11 GMT	Preconference Keynote	Sharing: The Moral Imperative Dean Shareski
October 15, 2010 from 12 am to 11 am GMT (NOTE: This is 8 pm EDT on Thursday, October 14th. Please check your local time.)	Live EventFireside Chat(Details on our Ning Event)	With Dean ShareskiVia Elluminate LiveElluminate recording link:http://tinyurl.com/K12online-ShareskiFiresideChat
12:00 PM Monday, October 18 GMT	Student Voices Keynote	The Life Practice Model: a real life example Colby Ratzlaff
	Student Voices	Let me tell MY story Carol Broos
	Leading the Change Keynote	Liderando el Cambio: Escuela 2.0, Educando la Participacian School 2.0, Educating Participation Dolors Reig*
	Leading the Change	Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know Rodd Lucier*
12:00 PM Tuesday, October 19 GMT	Student Voices	The Ben N Ben Show: Promoting Student Voice through a Student Hosted Webcast Ben McNaboe & Ben Nickerson
	Student Voices	Radio Solidaria Amiga la voz de los niÃ±os que son solidarios con otros niÃ±osMª Magdalena Galiana
	Leading the Change	The Classroom Teacher As a 21st Century Instructional Leader Tim Tyson*
	Leading the Change	Digital Parent Engagemen: Supporting Student Learning Lorna Costantini*
12:00 PM Wednesday, October 20 GMT	Student Voices	Primary Digital Portfolios Kathy Cassidy
	Student Voices	Leveraging The Power Of Blogs And Wikis In Student Learning Dolores Gende
	Leading the Change	Connected Learning Communities (CLC): Learning and Leading in the Digital Age Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach*
	Leading the Change	Docentes Ingeniosos 2.0 Sybil Caballero*
12:00 PM Thursday, October 21 GMT	Student Voices	Inside ITGS: Cyber-Students Share their Connected Learning Julie Lindsay and Madeleine Brookes
	Student Voices	Creating an Educational Follow Me Project Sarah Beeghley
	Leading the Change	Create the Future: Think, Learn, Create! Julie Lindsay and Kim Cofino*
	Leading the Change	Plan Less, Do More David Wells*
12:00 PM Friday, October 22 GMT	Student Voices	Students Redefine School Jim, Jessi, Hans, Morgan, Lucas, Cristan, Noah, Chase, Aaron, Gus, Andria, & Austin (with help from educators Monika Hardy and Jim Folkestad)
	Student Voices	Learning On My Own Nicolas Gutkowski
	Leading the Change	Desarrollo Profesional Docente y TIC Deyanira Castilleja de Lean
	Leading the Change	Don’t Fear the Cloud, Embrace and Leverage It! Andy Crozier*
October 24, 2010 from 12 – 1 am GMT (NOTE: This is 7 pm EDT on Sunday, October 24. Please check your local time.) also, Link to Spanish Event	Live Event Fireside Chat(RSVP on our Ning Event)	With Week 1 Keynoter, Colby Ratzlaff Elluminate recording link: http://tinyurl.com/2010week1fireside Also Spanish Event: Puentes al Mundo with Dolors Reig Keynoter for Leading the Change as well as other Spanish presenters for 2010.
12:00 PM Monday, October 25 GMT	Kicking It Up A Notch Keynote	interSections Darren Kuropatwa
	Kicking It Up A Notch	The Classroom Social Network: It’s More than Fun, It’s Fundamental to Modern Learning! Adrianne Stone*
	Week in the Classroom Keynote	A Week in the Classroom 2010 Allanah King*
	Week in the Classroom	Seeds to Success with Skype Paula Naugle and Jan Wells*
12:00 PM Tuesday, October 26 GMT	Kicking It Up A Notch	Teaching kids to think using Scratch Chris Betcher*
	Kicking It Up A Notch	License to Cull with Creative Commons and yolink Karen Blumberg*
	Week in the Classroom	Project Based Learning in Hand Tony Vincent*
	Week in the Classroom	Teaching Science in the 21st Century Britt Gow*
12:00 PM Wednesday, October 27 GMT	Kicking It Up A Notch	Record, Reflect & Share: VoiceThread as a digital Portfolio Chrissy Hellyer*
	Kicking It Up A Notch	Planning & Designing Online Using Blogs Miguel Mendoza*
	Week in the Classroom	Integrating Online Language Tasks for Young Learners Shelly Terrell*
	Week in the Classroom	The Top Ten Project Rebecca Pilver*
12:00PM Thursday, October 28 GMT	Kicking It Up A Notch	GPS and Geocaching in the Classroom Jen Deyenberg*
	Kicking It Up A Notch	RoboFusion Joe Bires*
	Week in the Classroom	Web Conferencing: Can We Chat? Kim Caise*
	Week in the Classroom	Aplicaciones DidacTICas de la web 2.0 Buenas pracTICAs William Vegazo*
12:00 PM Friday, October 29 GMT	Kicking It Up A Notch	Using Diigo, VoiceThread, VideoAnt and YouTube Annotations to Collaboratively Construct Digital Commonplace Texts Richard Beach*
	Kicking It Up A Notch	Shhh!!! The Students Are Learning: Being an Effective Classroom Facilitator Clif Mims*
	Week in the Classroom	Creating & Implementing a STEM mini-unit Kelly Hines*
	Week in the Classroom	Technology and Drama: Teaching with Glove Puppets Roland Gesthuizen*
7:00 PM Saturday, October 30 GMT	Live Event Fireside Chat(will be linked on our Ning Events)	With Week 2 Keynoters Darren Kuropatwa and Allanah King Elluminate recording link:http://tinyurl.com/2010week2fireside
12:00 PM Monday, November 1 GMT	Closing Keynote	David Warlick
Monthly “K-12 Online Echo” webcasts will continue in 2011!

More events are listed on our K-12
Online Conference Ning Upcoming Events
page!

#k12Online10 Day 3 Presentations: 20 October 2010

coordinatortwo — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 12:04:14 +0000

Welcome to day three of the 2010 K-12 Online Conference! All presentations are listed and linked on our main conference schedule.

Watch videos at Vodpod and more of my videos

Today’s presentations include:

STUDENT VOICES

Primary Digital Portfolios
Kathy Cassidy

C^4: Leveraging The Power Of Blogs And Wikis In Student Learning
Dolores Gende

LEADING THE CHANGE

Connected Learning Communities (CLC): Learning and Leading in the Digital Age
Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach

Docentes Ingeniosos 2.0 – Clever Teachers 2.0
Sybil Caballero

Presentation links on our 2010 schedule page should be updated by 12:15 GMT today.

HELP DESK
If you need assistance during the conference, please post your question in our conference Ning help desk forum category. If you can answer or offer suggestions to any of the questions posted there, please do! If you are a first-timer to our conference, please read the “Getting Started” page on our conference wiki.

PODCAST CHANNELS
A page containing web feeds from the conference is available, including updated links for our iTunesU channel. Podcast channel links should be updated by 12:30 pm GMT each day of the conference.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Information about opportunities and procedures for receiving professional development are available on the PD page of our conference wiki as well as in our Professional Developing conference Ning group.

UPDATES:
Subscribe to our Twitter Channel, Facebook page, as well as conference blog post and comments in your feed reader.

ACCESSIBILITY:
Accessibility has been and remains extremely important to organizers and presenters in the K-12 Online Conference. At some point during or after the conference, please complete our accessibility survey. We value your input and encourage you to participate fully in the conference as well as share it with others in your school and community.

Primary Digital Portfolios

wfryer — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 12:00:36 +0000

Presenter: Kathy Cassidy
Location: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada
Link to presenter’s K12Online Ning Profile page

Presentation Title: Primary Digital Portfolios

Presentation Description: Primary students (five to seven years old) share their reflections about using digital portfolios in their classroom.

DotSub Video Presentation Link

Blip m4v direct link (video file)
Blip mp3 direct link (audio file)

Link to presentation’s supporting documents:
primaryportfolios.wikispaces.com

Additional Information:
Mrs. Cassidy’s Classroom Blog
Mrs. Cassidy’s Professional Blog
Kathy Cassidy on Twitter: @kathycassidy

Teaser: Primary Digital Portfolios #k12online10

wfryer — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 03:02:33 +0000

Kathy Cassidy has published a teaser video for her upcoming K-12 Online Conference presentation, “Primary Digital Portfolios.” Kathy is presenting with her students in our “Student Voices” strand during week 1 of our conference, October 18-22, 2010.

Technorati Tags:
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Announcing 2010 K-12 Online Conference Presenters

wfryer — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:00:29 +0000

Since 2006, the K-12 Online Conference has provided outstanding opportunities for free, collaborative, accessible professional learning for educators around the globe. The 2010 conference promises to again provide more exemplary learning opportunities in the same spirit of collaboration and sharing, as together we “Cultivate the Future!” The learning will begin with a pre-conference keynote during the week of October 11, 2010, and this year feature a closing keynote for the first time. We again invite presenters to submit “teaser trailers” for their presentations in advance of the conference.

This year’s fantastic line up of keynote presenters will create an inviting and welcoming introduction in which the sharing of ideas among diverse learners working in diverse contexts continues. Our distinguished keynote speakers will not only extend the conversations, but also invite each of us to stretch and grow as they share their expertise and wisdom in their respective strands. See our post from August 22nd for more information about keynote speakers in each of our 2010 strands.

The selection process for our 2010 conference was challenging as the quality of proposals was outstanding. We thank everyone who submitted a proposal. We are elated to announce the K12 Online 2010 presenters whose creativity, depth of thought, and innovation promise to make K12 Online 2010 exemplary.

The presenters by strand are:

Pre-Conference Week: October 11-15, 2010

Pre-Conference Keynote: Dean Shareski
ideasandthoughts.org
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada

WEEK 1: October 18-22, 2010

Leading the Change

Keynote: Dolors Reig
www.dreig.eu/caparazon/
Barcelona, EspaÃ±a (Spain)

Andy Crozier
www.andycrozier.com
Cedar Rapids, IA USA
Don’t Fear the Cloud, Embrace and Leverage It!

David Wells
principalwells.wordpress.com
Montpelier, VT United States
Less Planning and More Doing

Deyanira Castilleja de LeÃ³n
www.maestrossinfronteras.org
Saltillo, Coahuila, MÃ©xico
Maestros Sin Fronteras: Desarrollo Profesional Docente y TecnologÃa

Julie Lindsay and Kim Cofino
123elearning.blogspot.com, kimcofino.com
Beijing, China and Yokohama, Japan
Create the Future: Think, Learn, Create!

Lorna Costantini
http://ourschool.ca
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Digital Parent Engagement – Supporting Student Learning

Rodd Lucier
thecleversheep.com
Komoka, Ontario, Canada
Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know

Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach
21stcenturycollaborative.com
Virginia Beach, VA USA
Connected Learning and Leading in a Digital Age

Sybil Caballero
grou.ps/redtebas/home
La Victoria, Venezuela
Docentes Ingeniosos 2.0

Tim Tyson
drtimtyson.com/blog
Manhattan Beach, CA USA
The Classroom Teacher As a 21st Century Instructional Leader

Student Voices

Keynote: Colby Ratzlaff
Emporia, KS USA

Ben McNaboe & Ben Nickerson
http://tinyurl.com/bennben
Yarmouth, ME USA
The Ben N Ben Show: Promoting Student Voice through a Student Hosted Webcast

Carol Broos
www.carolbroos.com
Northfield, IL USA
Let me tell MY story

Dolores Gende
journeyintech.blogspot.com
Irving, TX USA
C4: leveraging the power of blogs and wikis in student learning

Julie Lindsay and Madeleine Brookes
123elearning.blogspot.com and www.technology4thinking.com
Beijing, China
Inside ITGS: Cyber-Students Share their Connected Learning

Kathy Cassidy
classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=1337
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada
Primary Digital Portfolios

Mª Magdalena Galiana
www.radiosolidariamiga.es
Villajoyosa, Alicante, EspaÃ±a
Radio Solidaria Amiga la voz de los niÃ±os que son solidarios con otros niÃ±os

Monika Hardy and Jim Folkestad
redefineschool.wordpress.com and edgility.net
Loveland and Ft Collins, CO USA
Students Redefine School

Nicolas Gutkowski
nicolascres.wikispaces.com
Crozet, VA USA
Learning On My Own

Sarah Beeghley
www.civilwarsallie.com
Mechanicsburg, PA US
Creating an Educational Follow Me Project

WEEK 2: October 25-29, 2010

Week in the Classroom

Keynote: Allanah King
allanahk.edublogs.org
Nelson, New Zealand

Britt Gow
brittgow.globalteacher.org.au
Hawkesdale, Victoria, Australia
Teaching Science in the 21st Century

Kelly Hines
keepingkidsfirst.wordpress.com
Sylva, NC USA
Step by Step: Planning & Implementing a STEM mini-unit

Kim Caise
kcaise.wordpress.com
San Antonio, TX USA
Web Conferencing – Can We Chat?

Paula Naugle and Jan Wells
pnaugle.blogspot.com and jeffwest4thgrade.blogspot.com
Metairie, LA, USA – Meriden, KS USA
Seeds to Success with Skype

Rebecca Pilver
mrspilver.wikispaces.com, top10.sblc.wikispaces.net, getinthefold.blogspot.com
Willington, CT, USA
The Top Ten Project

Roland Gesthuizen
plakboek.livejournal.com
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Information Technology and Drama

Shelly Terrell
technology4kids.pbworks.com
Stuttgart, Germany
Integrating Online Language Tasks for Young Learners

Tony Vincent
learninginhand.com
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Project Based Learning in Hand

William Vegazo
www.sitehoover.com/aprendamoslasticseneducacion
Lima, PerÃº
Aplicaciones Di´dacTICas de la web 2.0 Buenas prÃ¡cTICAs

Kicking it Up A Notch

Keynote: Darren Kuropatwa
adifference.blogspot.com
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Adrianne Stone
web20edu.wordpress.com
Houston, TX, USA
The Classroom Social Network – It’s More than Fun, It’s Fundamental to Modern Learning!

Chris Betcher
www.chrisbetcher.com
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Teaching kids to think using Scratch

Chrissy Hellyer
teachingsagittarian.com
Bangkok, Thailand
Record, Reflect & Share – VoiceThread as a digital Portfolio

Clif Mims
clifmims.com
Memphis, TN USA
Shhh!!! The Students Are Learning: Being an Effective Classroom Facilitator

Jen Deyenberg
trailsoptional.com
East Lothian, Scotland
GPS and Geocaching in the Classroom

Joe Bires
www.edtechleadership.com
Haddonfield, NJ USA
Robo Fusion

Karen Blumberg
karenblumberg.com
Yorkville, NY USA
License to Cull with Creative Commons and yolink

Miguel Mendoza
the-ve-blog.blogspot.com/p/about.html
Caracas, Venezuela
Planning & Designing Online Using Blogs

Richard Beach
digitalwriting.pbworks.com
Minneapolis, MN US
Using Diigo, VoiceThread, and YouTube Annotations to Collaboratively Construct Digital Commonplace Texts

Closing Conference Keynote: David Warlick
davidwarlick.com/2cents
Raleigh, NC USA