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Learning 2.0: Open Strategies for Classroom Transformation
Started Mar 16
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This group is for those interested in using social networking and other Web 2.0 technologies in the classroom.
Additional resources for building an ecosystem for learning based on open-source, netbooks, and social media:
Jim Klein's Content: http://community.saugususd.org/jkleinSaugusUSD SWATTEC Project: http://community.saugususd.org/swattec/page/SaugusUSD…
This group is for those interested in using social networking and other Web 2.0 technologies in the classroom.
Another great tool (still in beta) is Flavors.me.
Here you can funnel all your social net/media sites into one nicely packaged page which feeds everything into it.
Flavors.me/imagemonki
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- Saugus Union School District
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- http://www.saugususd.org
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- Director of Information Services and Technology for the Saugus Union School District, a medium sized (11K students) elementary district in Southern California
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- jnetman1
About
I am the Director of Information Services and Technology for the Saugus Union School District, a medium sized (11K students) elementary district in Southern California, where I have been for 11 years or so.
Some of the projects I have been involved with include:
k12opentech.org
edtechactionnetwork.org
elgg.org
Our various technology escapades have been well covered by the media, for which I am currently serving on the advisory boards of the SearchEnterpriseLinux and SearchServerVirtualization online magazines at techtarget.com. I am a conference committee member for CoSN's 13th Annual K-12 School Networking Conference and am an advisor for Technology & Learning's Tech Forum West.
I have presented on a variety of topics (mostly open source related) at CoSN's Annual School Networking Conference (in both Washington and California,) the ISTE National Education Computing Conference (NECC,) the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) Ed Tech Industry Summit, the Community College Foundation's TechEd Conference, Iowa and Minnesota State Education Technology Directors Summits, the Georgia Education Technology Conference (GaETC,) the California Education Technology Professionals Associaion (CETPA) Annual Conference, the Red Hat Summit, and a variety of other meetings, webcasts, and events.
Future speaking engagements (Spring-Summer 2008) include: CoSN's 13th Annual K-12 School Networking Conference, the ISTE National Education Computing Conference, Computer Using Educators Conference, Community College Foundation's Tech Ed Conference, and the CoSN CTO Clinic West
Some of the projects I have been involved with include:
k12opentech.org
edtechactionnetwork.org
elgg.org
Our various technology escapades have been well covered by the media, for which I am currently serving on the advisory boards of the SearchEnterpriseLinux and SearchServerVirtualization online magazines at techtarget.com. I am a conference committee member for CoSN's 13th Annual K-12 School Networking Conference and am an advisor for Technology & Learning's Tech Forum West.
I have presented on a variety of topics (mostly open source related) at CoSN's Annual School Networking Conference (in both Washington and California,) the ISTE National Education Computing Conference (NECC,) the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) Ed Tech Industry Summit, the Community College Foundation's TechEd Conference, Iowa and Minnesota State Education Technology Directors Summits, the Georgia Education Technology Conference (GaETC,) the California Education Technology Professionals Associaion (CETPA) Annual Conference, the Red Hat Summit, and a variety of other meetings, webcasts, and events.
Future speaking engagements (Spring-Summer 2008) include: CoSN's 13th Annual K-12 School Networking Conference, the ISTE National Education Computing Conference, Computer Using Educators Conference, Community College Foundation's Tech Ed Conference, and the CoSN CTO Clinic West
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Hot Open Technologies Sessions at CUE '08!
Hello CUE Attendees! In just a few weeks, another exciting CUE conference will get underway.
I'm looking forward to another enlightening experience at the west
coast center of education technology innovation! I'm particularly excited about the strong showing in the Open Source Pavilion, of which I will be a part. This year, I'll be
hosting two sessions centered around open source, which I hope you will
attend.
My first talk will be a "Pop-up" session on Thursday evening, March 6
in the… Continue
I'm looking forward to another enlightening experience at the west
coast center of education technology innovation! I'm particularly excited about the strong showing in the Open Source Pavilion, of which I will be a part. This year, I'll be
hosting two sessions centered around open source, which I hope you will
attend.
My first talk will be a "Pop-up" session on Thursday evening, March 6
in the… Continue
Posted on February 9, 2008 at 10:53am —
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:33am on May 6, 2009,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Jim,
With your Work in Ed Tech I thought you might be interested in a Public Class on Technology Integration given by Nellie Deutsch.
- At 10:16am on May 6, 2009,
Donelle said… - Hi Jim,
I just sent you a message about Elgg. I started a Ning for parents and teachers at my school recently. I'm now looking for a different tool to use with students. We have approximately 1200, in grades K-12. Do you think Elgg would be a good fit for me?
- At 2:14pm on March 16, 2009,
Jon Corippo said… - Take a look at Zinch.com, it's like a mashup between Monster.com and Facebook that focuses on connecting kids to college. They can socialize with college bound kids from all over, get "Love" from colleges interested in their portfolio (oops, home page) and I can track their progress through a master counselor's window.
We are using Zinch as our FREE online portfolio....and have Zinch days for kids to update their online presence.
Zinch is free, and no I don't work for them; got it from David Jakes (jakesonline.com)
=)
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