Episode 29 CUE Macworld 2011 Part 4
Part 4 of 4. Look for new and exciting episodes to come…
Posted by smschoolbigtech on March 13, 2011
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on February 13, 2011
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on February 8, 2011
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on July 16, 2010
Show Notes:
In this episode: Andrew remembers that IWB’s come with integrated curriculum – duh! Jon Corippo is straight out of the pool and back for a third guest appearance to sum up ISTE10 in three words – “Interactive whiteboard glut”, Jon also recommends checking out the SP Controls Doceri A/V switch with iPad integration and the Vidifox WebCam with a touch screen interface, Danny is jealous of Jon’s Google Block Party experience and the great games Jon got to play to win swag (even though Danny would have just bought anything with a Google logo on it anyway), Danny forgets all about http://googletreks.org/ and Andrew and Danny cover some of their favorite tweets from the past week.
Our Favorited Tweets:
RT @jcorippo: Amazing!! Organized!! The Differentiator http://www.byrdseed.com/differentiator/ /via @NMHS_Principal (holy cow!)
@terryfreedman What Are The Big Issues for Ed Tech Leaders?: I’ve done a quick analysis of the entries received so fa… http://bit.ly/cfmRv1 Pls R/T thx!
@googleos Picasa Web Integrates with Picnik http://goo.gl/fb/OgW7v
@youtube Connecting a Google account to your older YouTube account – when, why & how: http://goo.gl/mdYA
@jessternrays OpenOffice can export PowerPoint slides to SWF files http://tweetphoto.com/32408987
Follow us on Twitter! @anotherschwab and @iteachag and look for these exciting upcoming events and their hash tags:
Google Geo Teachers Institute – July 21-22 http://bit.ly/cz8o62 #googlegti
Google Teacher Academy – July 29-30 http://sites.google.com/site/gtaresources/Home #gtauk
CUE Rock Star Teacher Tech Summer Camp – Aug 3-5 http://cue.org/rockstar #cuerockstar
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on June 24, 2010
Show notes:
In this episode: Today’s special guest: Joe Bower from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. And back again, Jon Corippo (the “Helpful Guy”) from Minarets High School, Oneal’s, CA. Joe talks about how he got into blogging (“For the Love of Learning”), the education reforms taking place in Alberta, Canada, field trips and his views on National Standards and Grades. We touch on Finland’s Teacher Centric Approach to reforming their Education System: http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/24_04/24_04_finland.shtml and http://www.edutopia.org/international-teaching-learning-assessment-video. Jon shares his experiences and thoughts on teaching without textbooks and pimps the Rock Star Teacher Summer Tech Camp, at Minarets High School August 3-5, 2010. Danny didn’t get an iPhone 4 but the guy sitting next to him at lunch did. Andrew deals with technical problems, most of which are on the cutting room floor (and apologizes for typing so loud during the podcast).
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