Entries Tagged as 'Collaborative Work'

Thursday, February 7th, 2008

WEB 2.0 Tools

Web 2.o tools are changing the world. If you didn’t believe that we live in a digital world the short video below will demonstrate that you may already be using Web 2.0 tools and not even know it. Many of the networking tools Wiki’s, Blogs social networking services such as Twitter and Second Life [...]

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

2020 Schools, Active and Engaged Learning, Collaborative Work

A few weeks ago I told you about a project that is taking place at a school called IIT High School. It is one of the four schools that are located in what was once known as Edison Tech in Rochester, New York. Students there have been working on a project that will result in [...]

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

The More Things Change The More They Stay The Same

Over 68 years ago educators were grappling with the same issues we are working on today. How to engage students in learning, make learning relevant, how to work collaboratively and be open to change. I’m sure that the video below was out on the edge for it’s time. You can easily substitute some of [...]

Saturday, January 5th, 2008

WIKI’s What A Great Way to Collaborate and Discuss

Hey! I’m not the youngest kid on the block but this year I have learned the power of WIKI’s and how they can help to create dialog and collaboration between people. WIKI’s in our school district have helped to get input, energize projects and move agenda’s forward. It allows everyone to come to the [...]

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

Thinking Differently Is Okay. Collaborate

There are so many ways to learn and we all learn differently. That is the beauty of education. The key is to listen and learn from each other. The clip below demonstrates that collaboration does not always mean being right but to listen and process input from divergent views. There are so many different ways [...]

Wednesday, December 19th, 2007

60 Second Tech Moments

Download Video: Posted by BCSD2020 at TeacherTube.com.
Having technology is a blessing and a curse. Actually, more of a blessing. The curse is the equipment is capable of doing so many things for us yet we seldom have enough time to learn all of the nuances. For some ideas the learning curve [...]

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

NYS Distance Learning and Video Conferencing Workshop

Was lucky enough to participate in a two day NYS Distance Learning  Workshop at Monroe BOCES I. The event, people and technology were incredible. The power of collaborating with eight sites across the state was as comfortable as talking to people across the room. So many good ideas were presented and built upon. A real [...]

Monday, December 10th, 2007

Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglas Publishing Project

Have been lucky to attend several meetings on a unique project taking place at Edison Tech. High School in Rochester, NY. Students at Elementary School 17 partnered with students at Edison Tech. High School to produce a book on Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglas two famous persons from local history. The project is [...]