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Middle Schools-What Do We Know? NSDL Brown Bag, Dec 11th

The National Science Digital LibraryƄnd the National Middle School Association invite you to a free webinar from the National Science Digital Library Brown Bag Series:
Title: Middle School-What Do We Know?
Date: Thu, Dec 11, 2008
Time: 1:00 PM EST
Duration: 1 hour
Host(s): NMSA and the NSDL Resource Center
Description:
National Middle School Association in collaboration with the National Science Digital […]

Posted in Topics: 2.0 Tools, Mathematics, Online learning, Science, Teacher professional development

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WGBH Video Lab: Creating student videos on climate change

WGBH and Teachers Domain are excited to announce “Youth Voices” — an open call for ideas from 13-18 year olds to produce video segments on climate change.
“Youth Voices” will kick off in January, with a series of three informative webinars for student filmmakers.
Want to learn more? Go to the WGBH Lab for […]

Posted in Topics: 2.0 Tools, Climate change, Science

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Edublog Awards 2008

The annual Edublog Awards nominations are now open. Choose your favorite educational blogs for best new blog, best use of video or social networking and other categories by submitting your nomination on the Edublog site.
Past winners include:
Woodchurch Science: Resource lists and recommendations related to science content
SMART Board Lessons Podcast: Tips and ideas […]

Posted in Topics: 2.0 Tools, Science

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Will Richardson: On the Obama Campaign, Digital Footprints and the Call for Change in Education

Will Richardson, author of Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, and other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms and his popular blog recently presented at the National Middle School Association conference in Denver. The session was packed with information and thought-provoking ideas, some of which I have captured here:
Our ability to form groups through the use of […]

Posted in Topics: 2.0 Tools, Education, General, Online learning, Technology

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