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A Day in the Life at BLC 2010 Archive of Live Chat

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Captured from Today's Meet chat room

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@Dennis so they do need to have a name attached for their academic digital footprint to show.Carolyn F at 8:47 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Dennis--we've also been thinking about public "academic" work by hs students as part of their college submissionsCarolyn F at 8:46 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
But we can't teach that lesson if we aren't teaching students in a public forum.Carolyn F at 8:45 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
It's important that Principals get that the concept of sharing can be safe also. We r teaching a life lesson if we address that.Carolyn F at 8:45 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Jane - use nickname or first name + initial or consider continuum using full name in 11th & 12th - needs policy rewriteDennis at 8:45 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Look at sites like the 2nd grade podcasts Radio Willow Web. So professional--public voice.Carolyn F at 8:44 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
I think it's important to try to show the principal and parents how "sharing" improves work.Carolyn F at 8:44 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@ Adam- i got some create links from k,1 &2 teachers who presented. i'll share when our concord cohort gets together. will also send you liMerrie at 8:42 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Student emails for Blogs: edublogs.org http://tinyurl.com/ytgznw is educator/student friendly - student doesn't need email to publish postsDennis at 8:41 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Do you have privacy issues with the blog posts and student work?Jane at 8:40 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Adam-we create private blog spaces for our 1 - 5th graderschristen at 8:39 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Adam You can also create private spaces even w/out emails. Ask Darren.Carolyn F at 8:38 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@adam to write their own blog they usually need email. But there are sites where you can work around that.Carolyn F at 8:37 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Adam They can comment on most blogs with initials or anonymously.Carolyn F at 8:37 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Carolyn, but then it has to be a public blog and my principal and some parents are worried about that.Adam G at 8:32 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Adam, they don't have to be invited to a blog necessarily to comment on one.Carolyn F at 8:30 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie, I agree with Carolyn. It depends on what you are teaching. I'd be happy if they were generating online content.Adam G at 8:29 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie Their pride in having an audience will encour. their bestCarolyn F at 8:29 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@merrie but in order to help it be "their" work, I wouldn't worry at first.Carolyn F at 8:29 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
How do you handle "inviting" students to a blog if they don't have email addresses? 5th grade students generally don't have them.Adam G at 8:28 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie I would say it depends on your pointCarolyn F at 8:28 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
question i'm struggling w/ regarding 3rd grade blogging- what should the standard be for grammar, spelling, punct for 3rd grade bloggingMerrie at 8:25 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Do you prefer a blog or a Wiki for student assignments? Why?Adam G at 8:25 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
A sense of awareness that they have an audience asks them to do their best.Carolyn F at 8:23 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
publishing it makes such a difference in quality of student work.Carolyn F at 8:22 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
"Every time kids do a digital assignment, it lightens my paperwork load. I'm not working harder. I'm working differently."Cynthia at 8:22 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Teaching Strategy: Transparency & Sharing everything professional (Personal is off line)Dennis at 8:21 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Love you sharing...wonderful model for all educators to follow!Kym at 8:18 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Dennis-thank you, new to this, but learningchristen at 8:16 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@christen @ = a signal that I am responding to your tweetDennis at 8:14 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Cynthia-thanks!christen at 8:13 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Christen - It just lets you know that I am responding to something you saidCynthia at 8:12 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
2 books to read: Brain Rules by John Medina and How People LearnCynthia at 8:11 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
since I new to this why the @ sign, beginning of tweet?christen at 8:10 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Classwork saved on slideshare.netCynthia at 8:09 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie - Good question. I'm new to tweeting as well. Something I need to learn.Cynthia at 8:08 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Meerie yes, when you tweet, you will learn from colleagues who also tweet what they care about - learning & teachingDennis at 8:07 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Cynthia-great point. another question that's technical. how are tweets stored for access later. maybe they even share tweets w/parents .Merrie at 8:07 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
for our youngest learners modeling tweeting in this way is great foundationchristen at 8:06 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Dennis-awesome reply. i don't tweet, yet, but will learn. maybe their tweets are what they see, wonder, learned + more.Merrie at 8:05 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie - I've been thinking about that as well. Let them use something they already enjoy in a constructive way!Cynthia at 8:04 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
"TED videos is way better than television."Dennis at 8:04 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@Merrie - yes, and focus on what they observe.Dennis at 8:02 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Teaching Strategy: Shares on twitter what he sees students doing - blog post - teaching and learning happening at the same time.Dennis at 8:01 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
What if the kids tweet about what they are seeing each other doing while one group shares?Merrie at 8:01 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
i like this good informal documentationchristen at 8:00 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Watch it. Do it. Teach it.Cynthia at 7:59 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Teaching Strategy: Watch it. Do it. Teach it.Dennis at 7:59 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
How people learn - Principle 3: Engage them in metacognitive strategiesDennis at 7:57 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
like the slide w/multiple frames...levels of knowingchristen at 7:57 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Community - Geese as a metaphor for what we do in the class.Dennis at 7:57 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Community also must be central to our classroom culture so that our students will take risks(academic, social and emotional). When they engaMerrie at 7:57 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Wish I was there to hear it ;)Carolyn F at 7:56 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
@carolyn - he was using photography as a metaphor to explain why he uses How People LearnDennis at 7:54 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Structure knowledge around the big concepts of the discipline.Dennis at 7:53 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
People - how do we understand 3/4?Dennis at 7:52 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
I engage more fully when I can make eye contact with the person who is speaking...Jane at 7:51 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Dennis, what is the photographic principle?Carolyn F at 7:51 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
How people learn - Principle 2: The Knowledge NetworkDennis at 7:50 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
How people learn - Principle 1: Teachers must engage students' preconceptionsDennis at 7:49 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Darren is talking about the photographic principle of framing pedagogical framework?Dennis at 7:47 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
MorningCarolyn F at 7:44 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
I like the idea of teaching at the back of the room. (Teacher is the facilitator.Cynthia at 7:42 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web
Coffee Crisps are awesome. Do you ship?Seth at 7:35 AM, 16 Jul 2010 via web

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