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Groups (5)
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Classroom 2.0
367 members,791 bookmarks
A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.
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colleagues
2 members,20 bookmarks
Το group αυτό αναφέρεται σε συναδέλφους καθηγητές φυσικών επιστημών
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CR2.0-DigiSkills
89 members,538 bookmarks
"Developing Digital Skills @ School" focuses on ICT. DigiSkills teachers design, share, compare and enhance teaching methods and materials.
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EdTechTopia
9 members,89 bookmarks
"I know I'm in a technology-rich teaching & learning environment when I see..." This group is all about completing that sentence. Anyone interested in working towards the realization of a technology-rich educational "utopia" is welcome!
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How-To in Ed Tech
46 members,139 bookmarks
Most of us are learning new tools, & many are responsible for teaching others how to use those tools. Some do this on top of a full-time classroom assignment. The group is aimed at links re: how-to, tutorial, prof dev presentations, etc.
It will help if you use at least one of the group tags. Thx!
Bookmark History
Saved by 70 people (5 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-04-03
- Grace_kat on 2008-08-28 - Tags blogging , how-to
- Marciarob on 2008-07-01 - Tags blogging , collaboration , wiki
- Tjtech on 2008-06-15 - Tags Blog
- Clairehertz on 2008-06-11 - Tags blog , web2.0 , education
- Jimfar on 2008-06-05 - Tags blogging , wiki , blog , education , web2.0 , technology , collaboration
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"Educational Blogging" is a very positive, transformational technology that is often confused with the use of "Social Networking" sites like MySpace.com. While there are similarities in the web technologies used for blogging and social networking, they serve different purposes. The current backlash against social networking sites has the potential to overshadow the benefits of educational blogging. Hopefully, this site will provide materials for decision-makers as they determine policies for their schools and districts that would impact the use of educational blogging or might potentially restrict access to sites that provide blogging services.
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