Teachers are Talking Episode 13

Sharon Peters joined us to discuss her work with Teachers without Borders - Canadian. She is an inspiration and had us all almost ready to sign up ourselves.

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Teachers Without Borders - Canada

Teachers Without Borders

eGranary digital library

David Warlick - Episode 12

David Warlick joined us for a lively discussion about the future, blogging and how to initiate change.

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Class Blogmeister
http://landmark-project.com/

Ben Papell and Steve Muth - Episode 11

Ben Papell and Steve Muth, the creators of VoiceThread joined us on September 18 for a lively discussion. Neither has been involved in education but both are listening carefully to the needs of educators and are responding with changes and additions to VoiceThread.

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Book Talk
Brain Rules by John Medina http://www.brainrules.net/
The Brain that Changes Itself by Norman Doidge http://www.normandoidge.com/
TED Talks: Jill Bolte Taylor - my stroke of insight

Ed.VoiceThread - secure environment (fee based service)

Mathcasts
Most viewed mathcast

More VoiceThreads
VoiceThreads 4 Education
VoiceThread for Educators

Wesley Fryer Episode 10

Wesley Fryer joined us on this episode. Wes is an educator, author, digital storyteller and also serves as a co-convener for the annual K-12 Online Conference. His blog, "Moving at the Speed of Creativity" was selected as the 2006 "Best Learning Theory Blog" by eSchoolnews and Discovery Education and is the co-director of the statewide Celebrate Oklahoma Voices digital storytelling project.

We had a lively conversation about the K12-Online Conference and his new project, StoryChasers.

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Hall Davidson Episode 9

Hall Davidson from The Discovery Education Network joined us for a discussion about cell phones in the classroom.

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Networking Options for Children Episode 8

On May 1st, we had a wonderful roundtable discussion with Kevin Honeycutt, Ginger Lewman, Kim Cofino, and Brian Crosby about the pros and cons of helping students create networks.
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Chat can be viewed here.

Natalie Rusk and Karen Randall Show 7

Natalie Rusk from MIT and Karen Randall, a teacher from St. Paul Minnesota joined us for a discussion about Scratch.

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Learn about Scratch
http://scratch.mit.edu/

Scratch Conference
http://scratch.mit.edu/conference/

Natalie Rusk at MIT - Lifelong Kindergarten
http://llk.media.mit.edu/

Learn Scratch
"This site contains Video Tutorials and Practical Guides designed for teachers and students. "
http://learnscratch.org/

Hosting Scratch projects on your website
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=763#p763

Scratch boards - using Scratch with sensors
http://scratch.mit.edu/scratchboard

Karen's class on the Scratch site
http://scratch.mit.edu/users/room209

Wiki from a workshop by Karen
http://wiki.ties.k12.mn.us/Karen+Randall