people are friends in spots. ~ George Santayana
#ETMOOC
Where is your life
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Online, I have connections: a neighborhood [or several] in which I can visit, share, collaborate, and celebrate with people all over the world.
CCCWrite Reflective Bloggers
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I’d like to invite my #etmooc and #clmooc colleagues to join — it’s open. Join in the reflection and help out colleagues new to blogging as well as share and connect with new people.
#clmooc #lightandshadow
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I’ve been missing Kim’s Friday Photos. I wondered where I would find light and shadows in my yard. The day is cool and crisp today but the sun is bright, peeking over the edge of hill across the river, illuminating…
#140WC Welcome Challenge #clmooc #etmooc
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A Challenge On November 10th, 2014 I made a commitment to myself and invited others to join — teachers, students, bloggers. The commitment? Write 140 words each day — 140 words more or less — but write — blog —…
#ce14 #clmooc #etmooc Student Agency
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How do we help students develop the insight and initiative to be life-long, productive learners contributing to a better world? How do we develop student agency? We know that motivation comes from a desire to learn, a purpose, an authentic…
Resilience
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Resilience: A ReMix of “Bent But Not Broken” Created with Haiku Deck, the free presentation app Resilience. For yourself. For your students. My friend Susan Spellman-Cann created the HaikuDeck and a blogpost, “Bent But Not Broken” to guide us in…
#etmooc #etmchat Anniversary
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From Susan Spellman-Cann we continue the gift of #ETMOOC and will enjoy an anniversary event complete with chats and Google Hangouts. Join the Post ETMOOC community and the #etmchat . What is ETMOOC… Here is Susan Spellman-Cann‘s explanation in HaikuDeck Created…
A Twitter Idea #clmooc #etmooc #edquery #ce13
by Sheri Edwards • • 9 Comments
This month, I’ve asked a few questions on Twitter — used hashtags and asked PLN. I really needed more than a few responses, and I know the Twitter PLN is an awesome place for answers. I’m wondering if we need…
Congratulations for Truth
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Have you read Verena Roberts post yet? Did you congratulate her on receiving the iNACOL Innovative Practice award . You know she acknowledges it is because “of all of you out there who supported and helped facilitate open classroom projects over the last…
#etmooc #clmooc Week 3 Reflection #f5f
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#clmooc Week 3 Reflections How is what you create driven by your interests? Since this is voluntary learning, it’s all based on interests; I have no preconception or grade to concern me. I love being inspired by those who jump…
Fellowship of Open Spokes #openspokes Education in 5 Years #etmooc
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Something awesome is happening on a new channel in YouTube. Ben Wilkoff has gathered together a few everyday educators who are sharing weekly vlogs about education, a direct result of ETMOOC. This week we’re discussing what education might look like in…
UnFinal Reflection #etmooc #etmetc
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How do you plan on staying connected to the people and the ideas? This unfinal post for #etmooc reviews the path I now take with others to continue the journey: #etmooc continues to drop it’s pebble of ideas into the…
Digital Literacy: Ownership #etmooc
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Who owns our data? Our School Our school encourages in our daily work and curricula a continuous emphasis on digital citizenship and digital safety; we practice citizenship in our classrooms, virtual and in reality. This discussion and practice we hope…
Digital Literacies Education #etmooc
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Think… If you are connected to and participating in a personal learning network, then you understand the culture of today’s connected and public world. Perhaps you have created lessons and projects using Google Docs, a Wiki, or Twitter to collaborate…
