Middle level educators have joined together through tweets (#midlevt), Diigo Group, and a wiki to find common ground and to explore and discover solutions to issues.
As we can, we take questions from our #etmooc experience and answer them according to our mid level focus:
How important is connected learning?…
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I’m behind ( need rhizome post) and ahead (digital storytelling) — racing like a turtle and I can’t keep up, yet I add to the story with a segment from past post from 2009 because of this encouraging post by Verena Roberts for next week’s digital storytelling #etmooc.…
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Oh how I love this video introduction by Susan Angel. Her gentle words spill over into the artwork floating behind her story. This is what our schools should be about: exploring who we are and where our talents are. What fortunate students to have a school that finds art an important part of the curriculum!…
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Welcome to our wiki! We have members ! We have resources, including a Diigo group and Evernote Notebook.
We have ideas for prompts and projects on the page Possible Projects.
All because we, together, want to build a neighborhood for support and sustenance in this hectic education world.…
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We’re building a new neighborhood. Want to visit for a while?
As I learn more about PLNs through #etmooc, especially from @bhwilkoff, I realize I have a responsibility to help find and support the sub-committees that have a common focus. …
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In the image above you see part of the “hubs” of my world, from local to global, personal to professional. If you click the image, it takes you to my Flickr image, complete with links. From each of these parts of my life, I learn and grow, share and collaborate, create and remix.…
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If I’m conversing with my global partner, my partner is my teacher.
After the conversation and chat in the webinar for #etmooc, I needed to reflect on how connected learning looks at the middle school level. And, of course, Denise, in a comment on my blog expressed hesitant interest — hesitant only because we are both so swamped at school.…
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