Amazing how this thread piked up a year after it was first Posted.
We're going to have a show on using Twitter as a communications tool on Tuesday 10/27 at 2:00pm EST at http://edtechtalk.com/live. Looking forward to seeing you all there!
read comment on from matt montagne "look at Alex's use of twitter with grade 1 students" and trying to find the examples to review, as I am looking for examples of web2.0 with early elem students, please reply:
http://drhoads.edublogs.org/2009/06/22/web-20-in-early-elementary/
I read about the EdTalk session that you have scheduled for this Thursday and want to encourage some of our dept chairs to attend the session.
Can you provide me with any kind of content framework that you are envisioning for the session? I know that will be the first question that I hear back from the chairs and I'd like to give them something to think about to get them involved.
hey Alex,
hope you feel better soon. I also felt lousy about 3 hours into winter vacation. I think stites is right- Body realizes it has permission to take a break. Drinking a ton of celestial seasonings tea is helping rehydrate me. I recommend it! -d
The photo that you could not see me is the one that was most attractive. I am having a professional photographer shoot some head shots. I am so happy hear at the beach. Thanks for all your help before I left.
Maggie
Thanks, Alex. I really joined this so I could get some firsthand experience at these social networks. On-the-job training, so to speak. 'Hope all's well with you.
Nice to meet you as well Alex! Thanks for your time and sharing what your goals with regard to the portal and integration pieces. It's nice to know I'm not alone out there!
Thanks for your input! We have a liberal filtering policy which only blocks, porn, gambling and hate sites. My teachers have been upset because they do not want to be the Facebook "police". We set up a disciplinary OU that restricts access to any fu…
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Nice way to sum it up, Joseph. I enjoyed the exchange here. I agree w/you on cars in my comment above, but the way. Cars certainly allow us to go places and do things that simply are not possible without them (kinda like the Internet I suppose). My…
Hey Beth,
We don't block facebook and other social networking sites. For the most part, this works for us. It doesn't mean our students aren't off task periodically, but I wouldn't point to facebook/social networks as the reasons for off task behavi…
How are our discussions about safety on the internet evolving as students (and adults) become increasingly connected through social networking and other means? Have we changed our tone, and how?