NYSCATE 2007 Podcasting

The Quest for Success

Extending the Experience through Twitter & Ning

Title: Extending the Experience through Twitter & Ning

Presenter: Brian C. Smith

Take your experience @NYSCATE to a new engaging and informative level. Connect and extend NYSCATE for yourself and your colleagues by utilizing two social networking tools, Twitter and Ning. Twitter is a hybrid instant messaging and blogging (or microblog) tool where users create short messages to share information and what they are doing. Ning is a social networking site created specifically for NYSCATE events and conferences. Joining the NYSCATE social networking site hosted at http://nyscate.ning.com will virtually extend the conference and put you in contact with other conference participants. Learn more how to join and participate in these networks at this session.

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Moodle & More

Title: Moodle & More

Presenters: Jeanne Myers & Carmalita Bieniek

Come and learn about Moodle (an online learning environment) and an assortment of 21st century tools. Delve into the world of eLearning, head first.

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Web 2.0: Best Practice Ideas

Title: Web 2.0: Best Practice Ideas

Presenter: David Jakes

You've heard about the tools-blogs, wikis, and podcasts. But what does best practice with these tools look like, and how do we know? How can they be leveraged to provide high-quality learning experiences? In this session, explore how these tools are being used successfully to change the learning landscape.

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Student Success in the 21st Century - Authentic Learning Experiences in the Digital Age

Title: Student Success in the 21st Century - Authentic Learning Experiences in the Digital Age

Presenter: Carol LaRow

What should we be teaching our students to prepare them for the future and emphasize skills that reflect a changing world? The ways students use and acquire digital information has changed, which requires them to learn new skills for accessing, analyzing, and summarizing information they find. See ways educators are creating authentic, digital learning experiences, and empowering students to demonstrate what they’ve learned, using student created videos, multimedia presentations, podcasts, class webpages, blogs, wikis, and more. Examples are applicable to any platform, Mac or PC.

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M{

The actual and potential use of wikis for collaborative writing and research.

Title: The actual and potential use of wikis for collaborative writing and research.

Presenters: Richard D. Smith, Dr. Brian Morgan

We designed a wiki to be used as a cross-age, multi-site, collaborative writing tool. This project explored writing beyond the traditional boundaries of the classroom. The goal of this project was to increase adolescent willingness to write, help pre and inservice teachers become more proficient at writing instruction, understand the adolescent writer, and teach and/or introduce students and teachers to the web as a pedagogical tool. This workshop will discuss the notion that wikis are a valuable tool for research and education. Ways to design and implement wikis in elementary, secondary, and post-secondary classrooms as well as the benefits of using this increasingly popular technology will be discussed and demonstrated.

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Using Web 2.0 Tools for a More Differentiated Classroom

Title: Using Web 2.0 Tools for a More Differentiated Classroom

Presenters: Sarah Martabano, Linda Brandon

Differentiated instruction produces significant improvement in student outcomes. Students' use of technology should also be differentiated in the same way. Making strong connections to outcomes inclusive of web 2.0 tools as well as other technologies lends itself to the long strives for seamless integration of technology into classroom practices.

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Extending the Experience through Twitter & Ning

Title: Extending the Experience through Twitter & Ning

Presenter: Brian C. Smith

Take your experience @NYSCATE to a new engaging and informative level. Connect and extend NYSCATE for yourself and your colleagues by utilizing two social networking tools, Twitter and Ning. Twitter is a hybrid instant messaging and blogging (or microblog) tool where users create short messages to share information and what they are doing. Ning is a social networking site created specifically for NYSCATE events and conferences. Joining the NYSCATE social networking site hosted at http://nyscate.ning.com will virtually extend the conference and put you in contact with other conference participants. Learn more how to join and participate in these networks at this session.

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