Technology in the Classroom | Teacher Leaders Network

Edubloggers as a Network of Practice

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Terry Anderson

Year of Publication:

2009

URL:

http://terrya.edublogs.org/2009/02/28/edublogers-as-a-network-of-practic...

Abstract:

Education blogger Terry Anderson takes up the idea in his blog, Virtual Canuck, that the network of learning established between edubloggers is not the traditional "community of practice" described by guru Etienne Wagner, but something looser and less deliberate--a network of practice.

Virtual Community Definition

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Wikipedia

Year of Publication:

2009

URL:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_community

Abstract:

This definition of "virtual community" is co-authored by one of the largest communities online--the loose network of people who constantly share and refine their collective knowledge on Wikipedia. It's a great place to get started thinking about patterns and types of online community and the nature of a group whose work doesn't happen face to face.

Online Community Toolkit

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Full Circle Associates

Year of Publication:

2006

URL:

http://www.fullcirc.com/community/communitymanual.htm

Abstract:

Full Circle Associates has put together a collection of resources divided into categories (General, Tools and Technology, Planning Online Events, Case Studies, etc.). Every resource is a link that's just a click away, so this is a great place to get started if you're surfing around for quality tips and info on virtual learning communities.

The Art of Building Virtual Community

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Sheryl Nussbaum Beach

Year of Publication:

2007

URL:

http://21stcenturylearning.typepad.com/blog/2007/08/the-art-of-buil.html

Abstract:

In a post to her 21st Century Learning blog (cross-posted at TechLearning) TLN member and classroom 2.0 guru Sheryl Nussbaum Beach discusses the art of building virtual community, sharing several different participation models and discussing the features of a healthy community.

Learning to Change, Changing to Learn

Resource Keywords:
Technology in the Classroom

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Various

Year of Publication:

2008

URL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tahTKdEUAPk

Abstract:

This Consortium for School Networking video shows thinkers like Daniel Pink reflecting on the changing models of learning in the increasingly digital twenty-first century. How are schools going to keep up?

Becoming an Accomplished Teacher in the 21st Century

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Forrest, Dave; Forrest, Marilyn

Year of Publication:

2001

URL:

http://www.edutopia.org/becoming-accomplished-teacher-21st-century

Abstract:

Dave and Marilyn Forrest, husband-and-wife teachers at James Logan High School in Union City, California, achieved National Board Certification in 1999. In this article at the Edutopia website, the Forrests tell how integration of technology into their respective curriculums (history and English) played an important role in demonstrating to the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards their certification-worthy teaching skills and ability to make school both interesting and illuminating for their students.

Forrest, D., Forrest, M. 2001. Becoming an Accomplished Teacher in the 21st Century. Edutopia. Retrieved June 2, 2008 from http://www.edutopia.org/becoming-accomplished-teacher-21st-century

Schooling for the 21st Century: Unleashing Student Passion

Resource Keywords:
Technology in the Classroom

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Sheryl Nussbaum Beach

Year of Publication:

2008

URL:

http://www.techlearning.com/events/techforum/midwest08/videos.php#sheryl

Abstract:

TechForum held its annual conference (Insight and Innovation for Technology Leaders) on April 25, 2008, in Illinois. 21st-century-learning guru Sheryl Nussbaum Beach gave the keynote addres. You can watch a video of her speech and other presentations from the conference.

Nussbaum Beach, S. (2008). Schooling for the 21st century: Unleashing student passion. Techforum annual conference keynote address [video, Apr. 25 2008]. Retrieved from TechLearning 19 May 2008. http://www.techlearning.com/events/techforum/midwest08/videos.php#sheryl

K12 Online Conference 2008

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Various

Year of Publication:

2008

URL:

http://www.k12onlineconference.org/

Abstract:

This conference is an annual event for "teachers, administrators and educators around the world interested in the use of Web 2.0 tools in classrooms and professional practice." Most of the conference takes place "asynchronously" (not live), so you can fit it into your own schedule. Visit the 2008 page, and browse past content!

K12 Online Online Conference 2008. Retrieved 14 May 2008. http://www.k12onlineconference.org/

Technology in the Classroom Channel

Resource Keywords:
Technology in the Classroom

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Various

Year of Publication:

2008

Abstract:

You know it's time to start paying attention to 21st Century Learning in your classroom and school, but good grief! What about AYP?! We can't think of a friendlier, more supportive place to begin to explore the nexus between technology and best teaching practice than Education World's "Technology in the Classroom Center." You'll find friendly practical articles featuring teachers who actually DO the work. This collection includes a range of articles, from curriculum integration and project-based learning to tips on how to operate in a one-computer classroom -- and how to avoid the pitfalls of one-to-one computing.

Technology in the classroom channel. Retrieved from Education world 13 May 2008. http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/

Blogboard

Publication Type:

Web Article

Authors:

Various

Year of Publication:

2008

URL:

http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/blogboard/

Abstract:

Teacher Magazine offers a Bloglines-like webpage where you can read short excerpts from interesting educator weblog as you "look at what's new and noteworthy." If you see something that intrigues you, just click on a link to explore the blog in more detail. The emphasis here is less on blogs by education policy "wonks" and more on commentary direct from the classroom. Fascinating to explore!

Education Week (2008). Blogboard. Retrieved from Edweek 12 May 2008. http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/blogboard/