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I’m very fortunate to be working part-time at the State Library of Victoria; I’ve been with their Learning Services area for nearly four years now. Besides introducing school groups to the wonderful history of Victoria and the extensive resources available to them at SLV, I find myself involved further and further with online learning projects including the VicPLN and the Bright Ideas blog.…
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Janet Bianchini presented “Visually Inspire Your Students“. The recording to her awesome presentation is here.
Janet has blogged extensively about her presentation here. Don’t miss the opportunity to read about her inspiring ideas about the power of images, cartoons and many tools she suggests with wonderful examples she and her students have created.…
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The Reform Symposium Online Conference took place during October 11th to 13th, 2013. It has been an awesome weekend for Professional and Personal development.
If you missed any session you can still enjoy the Sessions and Keynotes recordings.
I participated as a moderator and it was a powerful feeling of being involved in a great team of volunteers and at the same time enjoyed presenters’ awesome ideas.…
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Let’s engage in some trainer-teacher-learner time travel; let’s revel in a wonderfully and gloriously circular learning moment whose beginning and end have not yet stopped expanding—and won’t if you decide to enter into and further expand this moment as part of a connected educator network.…
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From our readings – I was most focused on the part about, “Timing and Pacing of course”. In my recent HS Leadership course, since it is a new design, it is blended and it has LOTS of new to online learning learners in it….I…
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I’m going to start with my premises. I’ve tried all sorts of rhetorical tricks to fancy up the prose, but I think this needs to be direct and clear. This is, in part, inspired by projects I’m working on ( Social Media OER’s for educators, resources for twitter teaching, seminars on Digital Literacy, Cognitive Load concerns for Social Media novices and in designing for Instruction).…
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At the start of this school year, I had a rude awakening. After carefully working with my colleagues to work out the division of our classes, I found some students who were not happy with their placements, which is not that unusual.…
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