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posted by Educational Services Team - Diocese of Broken Bay @ 10:13 am
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Teachers Sharing with Teachers
ICLT LEARNING AND TEACHING CONFERENCE: 27 – 28 JULY 2006 The Diocese of Broken Bay, NSW Australia, will again be facilitating an ICLT Learning and Teaching conference to promote and facilitate collaboration and sharing of best practice across our schools. The purpose of this blogg is to encourage (and demonstrate), the use of 21st century tools to faciliatate contemporary learning and teaching. We encourage all participants to contribute !
Thursday, July 27, 2006
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- Name: Educational Services Team - Diocese of Broken Bay
- Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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3 Comments:
Scott Hansen - I see Web2.0 having great implications for our schools - I read an article recently by a commentator in the US who lived for two weeks in this environment - only buying fresh food locally, but all other interactions were on line - no tv, radio, newspapers (wife not impressed).
I really valued this opportunity to clarify what Tom's interpretation of webquests were. Its so easy to "egocast" in society today and shy away from concepts that dont fit into your quality world. Im glad I challenged myself to investigate this further, as I found (that at least in Tom's case) he had a much richer idea of webquests that sat alot better with my beliefs. I took away new possibilities to try and mesh with my own ideas. Very worthwhile.
Kath Burke
Scott Hansen - further to yesterday's post, the article can be found at http://www.technologyreview.com/printer_friendly_article.aspx?id=17061
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