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Friday, 13 February 2015

#ConnectedRotorua - RTC Ready - Mokoia Intermediate

Notes:

RTC developed and shared on Google slides and then embedded -

Create class blogs on own Gmail acc and share it with your school acc so that you keep your information, evidence and so that if you leave schools then you won't loe it

Absolutely LOVE Leigh's templte on Google Sites!!!! Really would like to do this on my website a well.

https:/sites.google.com/site/rtcmrwoodnz

Leigh's video to use google sites:


Blogging - every post can be linked with RTC's.

**Find out what shelfari is!!!!**

Need to get my digi badges sorted out too :D

Shaun uses is Wikispace as an e-portfolio.

NEW GOAL: Add RTC's as tags to blog posts!!!


nbcarrington.blogspot.co.nz - Neil's professional journey blog.
Neil has used Tataiako in his blog as tags too.



Creative Commons - important to ensure you use video and photos appropriately :)


Saturday, 3 May 2014

PBL: Idea Development and Evolution

I always believe that a fully immersed beginning is the best way to get anything done. In other words I've come to enjoy - no longer loathe - the 'pushed in deep water and expected to learn how to swim' type learning. Mainly because I feel like I work well under pressure - even though I take a while to find my fins.

After #teachmeetnz this afternoon, I was back on Twitter... yes again.



And was discussing Project Based Learning after a colleague's talk about Future Built Classrooms and if it's not built for the future - how to make your classroom an environment where future learning could take place.

So here I am again - though with a bit more confidence - though still not sure how it will work. The confidence merely comes from others who know what they're doing!


Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Talkin' bout a Revolution...

It starts with a whisper. A mere suggestion of a question, asked frankly, yet in an open space for plenty of discussion if need be.

Today I posed the question to three of my colleagues. At different times and in slightly differing ways according to the person.

My aim: to create a self-sourcing professional learning network among our staff.