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Hi I'm Mona. I am a teacher who is passionately interested in politics. So much of what happens in the classroom is as a result of government policies that I am somewhat surprised that I have not found more people commenting…
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My name is Prakash Dheeriya and I am a father to 2 young boys, ages 7 & 8, and an author of children's books "Finance for Kidz". In my day job, I am a professor of finance wth over 25 years' of teaching experience. I…
Waymon Levern Huggins replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'Welcome!'
Hello all, my name is Waymon Huggins and I am the Technology Coordinator at Thirteenth Avenue School located in Newark, New Jersey. We are a Pre-K through 8 school serving nearly 650 students. The majority of our students are African…
sophica replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'Welcome!'
Hi im working as private tutor and thrive more to teach students and make them understand concepts. I would rather say my hobby, job, passion would be teaching, teaching, teaching.....
Deborah J. Boyd replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion 'Web 2.0 for Education Outreach to Low-Income and Minority Students'
Steve, I know I am coming to this late but I would like to get you to know Dr. Daphne in Connecticut and Matt Fok in SF, Ca.
This weekend they worked together to produce Vision Weekend 2010. Dr. Daphne is an inspirational speaker that is billed as…
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- At 1:10am on March 19, 2010,
K Kavita Rao said…
- Respected Sir,
Im glad to join this group.
- At 7:28am on March 10, 2010,
Kent J. Harris said…
- Steve: Have you ever contemplated or participated in a web 'forum' where prominent speakers debate the future of on-line learning i.e. best vs. worst applications--motivated vs. unmotivated students--consumers vs. non-consumers of traditional classroom education--learning handicapped vs. learning advantaged--interactive, attention enhanced vs. lecture--culture nutral vs. propagandized etc. I would like to promote one in an auditorium setting where each speaker would present their position in 30-45 minutes, debate issues together for 60-90 minutes and then answer questions from the audience and web for 60 minutes. What do you think? Kent Harris
- At 1:38pm on March 9, 2010,
RYON PATTERSON said… - Greetings Steve,
Thank you so much for accepting my connection request. I am delighted to be a part of your network.
Cordial regards,
Ryon
- At 12:04pm on January 22, 2010,
Ken said…
- Steve, Saludos from Mexico. Thanks so much for all you work in bringing us these great interviews and programs. I rarelly have an opportunity to watch and interact live, but I listen to alot of the recordings. I just wanted to let you know that there are probably alot of us that don't make the live show but do watch and listen to the recordings. These interviews have made a real difference in my life and my teaching. Keep up the good work. Ken
- At 8:39am on December 4, 2009,
Michael McCabe said…
- The Webinar with Curtis Bonk was outstanding! Than you for putting in so much hard work...
- At 6:01am on November 20, 2009,
Tomaz Lasic said… - We may have finished the spring rolls but I think we've only just started a fertile conversation tonight. Glad to have shared an evening & look forward to many more.
Cheers
Tomaz
- At 9:56pm on October 13, 2009,
Michael j. Trout said… - Hi Steve, would like to chat with you talk about TEDxFutureEd events that I would like to get going globally. I have started a Facebook fan site to get the discussion going and see what sort of response folks would have to the idea.
Mike
- At 1:32pm on June 3, 2009,
Kim Carter said… - Hi Steve,
Doing a session with Jean from NotSchool UK sounds like fun. Would there be room for some student voices in the mix as well?
Hope to "see" you online this evening!
Kim
- At 8:33am on May 18, 2009,
Ed-Links-Morocco said… - Dear Steve,
I will be honored to have you join Ed-Links-Morocco, a community of educators and artists serving education where education is at stake.
Join us please.
- At 7:57pm on May 10, 2009,
Emily said… - I'm trying my hand at the world's first Web 2.0 chameleon :) It was great to meet on Friday and I look forward to the NCTI showdown on the 20th. And congratulations on an excellent Ed network. Emily
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