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Anne Bedrick
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Beginning of the year letters home. Do you write one? What do you include?
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Every year I send home a letter which includes an overview of my art program, my philosophy, a wish list (for recycled materials), etc. To me it is a slowed down version of what I want to tell the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne Bedrick Aug 13, 2010.
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Anne Bedrick commented on Demetri Orlando's group Art Teachers
"Every year I send home a letter which includes an overview of my art program, my philosophy, a wish list (for recycled materials), etc. To me it is a slowed down version of what I want to tell the parents at back to school/meet the teacher night. Do…"
Anne Bedrick replied to Fred Bartels's discussion iPads in Education
"Just read about and downloaded Flipboard to the iPad that I am borrowing for the summer. It has a lot of great potential. I especially like twitter via flipboard. "
Anne Bedrick replied to Anne Bedrick's discussion Beginning of the year letters home. Do you write one? What do you include?
"Attached are the front and back of my letter home, which I xerox on two sides and tri-fold like a brochure."
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Beginning of the year letters home. Do you write one? What do you include?
Every year I send home a letter which includes an overview of my art program, my philosophy, a wish list (for recycled materials), etc. To me it is a slowed down version of what I want to tell the parents at back to school/meet the teacher night. Do you write a beginning of the year letter? What do you include?See More
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End of year sculptures
Although I see the amazing thinking behind the sculptures that students make at my inventor's workshop, I am sure parents wonder what to do with all of their darlings' masterpieces! One parent sent me a photo of a table in their sunroom, filled with toilet paper tube sculptures - it looked a bit like a landfill! This funny cartoon sums it up well!http://www.gocomics.com/culdesac/See More
Anne Bedrick replied to Demetri Orlando's discussion Examples of Animated Videos in the group Animation
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This is one of my favorite stop motion animations!"
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End of year sculptures
Although I see the amazing thinking behind the sculptures that students make at my inventor's workshop, I am sure parents wonder what to do with all of their darlings' masterpieces! One parent sent me a photo of a table in their sunroom, filled with toilet paper tube sculptures - it looked a bit like a landfill! This funny cartoon sums it up well!…
Posted on June 16, 2010 at 9:42am
I prefer the ning
So I tried adding photos to posterous and to the ning. I like the organization of the ning better. It is easier for people to navigate to just what they want to look at. Not interested in my photos, skip them and read my blog posts. But on posterous you have to skim them all.
Posted on June 14, 2010 at 8:55pm
digital wave
I am glad to have tried so many things today, but I found it a bit overwhelming. I am still not sure how much I will use twitter or posterous. The ning is much more comfortable for me. Probably because I have used the NAEA (National Art Education Association) ning many times and it is like facebook!
Posted on June 14, 2010 at 2:05pm — 1 Comment
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- At 3:40pm on June 14, 2010,
Laurie Bartels said… - Hi Anne, Yup, people do sometimes post what they didn't intend to post – fast fingers, tired minds… it happens. The best way to prepare for that is to never write anything that would embarrass you if it went viral!
Cheers, Laurie
- At 12:07pm on June 14, 2010,
Sylvia Walsh said… - Welcome Anne.
Love to share ideas and thoughts with you.
:) Isn't this slower pace nice? Look forward to our connections.
Syl
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