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This is a Nashoba Staff social network for teachers interested in online social/web 2.0 tools.

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Build your Personal/Professional Learning Network (PLN)

This social networking site (ning) has been setup to help you learn about nings and to expand your professional learning network (PLN). We can all learn from each other! Several teachers have started using Nings in their classroom. This ning is a location to share your experience and test out the features before using with your class! Please post videos of interest and encourage members of you department to join the conversation.

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Mary Marotta

K12 Online Conferece Pre-conference Oct 11th (regular sessions October 18-25th 2010)

The K-12 Online Conference invites participation from educators around the world interested in innovative ways Web 2.0 tools and technologies can be used to improve learning. This FREE conference is run by volunteers and open to everyone. Information about our 2010 conference will be posted here soon! Over 140 presentations from… Continue

Posted by Mary Marotta on October 3, 2010 at 9:00pm

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Digital Literacy

Essential questions:

1. How does your passion affect and reflect who you are as a person and learner?

2. How does technology affect and reflect who you are as a person and learner?

To begin answering these questions, you must come to understand that learning can be informal, social, and networked. Social networking, the topic of our second lesson, binds these ideas together and is of vital important to Generation Y:…

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Posted by Mary Marotta on September 30, 2010 at 1:30pm

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21st Century SKills for 21st Century Learners (enGauge / The Partnership for 21st Century Skills)

What's so different about the 21st century?

In this digital age, intellectual capital drives progress, so political, social, and economic advances in the 21st century will be possible only if the intellectual potential of America's youth is well developed. To accomplish this, we must meet the changing learning needs of all students. The enGauge 21st Century…

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Posted by Mary Marotta on September 20, 2010 at 12:30pm

Mary Marotta

Emotional Intelligence:Daniel Goleman

Posted by Mary Marotta on September 14, 2010 at 8:30am

Glogster Presentation Post for MassCUE October 27th 2010

Upcoming Conference - October 27th 2010
Presentation draft 1 http://mmarotta.edu.glogster.com/glogsn/

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Mary Marotta

Share a classroom success story using technology

Started by Mary Marotta Sep 14, 2010.

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Facebook to reach students and their parents - Richard Byrne

Started by Mary Marotta Sep 14, 2010.

Mary Marotta

P21 --- 21st Century Education in Action

Started by Mary Marotta Feb 5, 2010.

Tracy Landry

Article about Wikis in the classroom

Started by Tracy Landry Dec 4, 2009.

Mary Marotta

Ning Guidlines and reflections

Started by Mary Marotta Nov 24, 2009.

Mary Marotta

Journalism 2.0 Live Session Wed Oct 21st @8:00 PM EST

Started by Mary Marotta Oct 22, 2009.

Mary Marotta

New Users - Post a Reply here 3 Replies

Started by Mary Marotta. Last reply by Adrianne Locke Oct 21, 2009.

Mary Marotta

New Tools to try (Glogster, Animoto and Prezi) 3 Replies

Started by Mary Marotta. Last reply by Mary Marotta Oct 17, 2009.

 
 
 

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