What Does the Network Mean to You?
I’m presenting to my colleagues at the Faculty of Education, University of Regina this coming Wednesday on the potential for networked learning in teacher education, K-12 and higher education. Inspired by a very recent initiative by Robin Ellis, I’ve decided to put up a Voicethread slide and ask for feedback from people on their experiences with networked/social learning.
I would very much appreciate your feedback and would love to have faculty members hear your thoughts throughout the presentation. Thanks much in advance!
Click here for the full size view of this Voicethread.
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Alec, What happened to the VT, says “deleted by creator” … just an hour after your twitter call for participation, weird! Probably not a good idea to embed VT anyway, second time in a couple days that I embedded VTs that were taken down. Do you plan to repost it, or once it is deleted is it destroyed forever? Thanks –Frank
Despite the difficulties, the end product is amazing. What a great idea – I can’t wait to share it with other teachers.
I’ve been reading about your VT all over the web through my blog line feeds. You’re everywhere.
I’m starting to collect examples of how educators are using Voicethread in their classroom or for professional development and have included yours at http://voicethread4education.wikispaces.com/Ed+Tech. Thanks for starting the conversation.