We’re on our way to 5 adventure stories.
Enjoy our presentation (here’s how we started- Adventure Collaboration ).
Who are we? @gallit_z @MsLHall @lindapemik @mrsdkrebs @grammasheri
Imagine your own story as you flip through the slides 1-6. On slide seven (7), click one of the links to hear a story from these same slides, but rearranged for each author.…
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Pretzel Art by Tony Stanczak, former student
Goals for #etmooc, reviewed:
As I embarked on this journey in #etmooc , I asked these questions:
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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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