This is my fourth blog post about the #edchatnz conference; from what I've seen on the Tweetdeck streams, I'm not alone in my excitement.
In @ReidHPS's meme challenge, he asks us what we would have liked to attend. We had to make choices and those choices involved missing people and sessions which have had an obvious impact on others. So here are links to resources, presentations and #storified tweets which gather in the goodness.
I plan to come back here to read and reflect as there is not a hope that I can do it all right now.
Thanks #edchatnz tweeps who did all the work for this collection. Special thanks to @chasingalyx who gathered all the links in her "Superpost of Resources."
Alex's Superpost of Resources
Sonya's Listly of Reflections
Anne Kenneally's #storify
Kimberley's #storify
Pam's #storify on SOLO
Anne Robertson's #storify
Simone's #storify on #kidsedchatnz
Karen's keynote on #storify
Alyx's #storify on the MP debate
Karen's #storify on Connected Educator Month
My #storify on Gamification
My #storify on Digital Literacy with @andrewcowie
My #storify on the inaugural f2f meeting of #Edubookchatnz
Lots of photos on the #Edchatnz community
I'm fascinated by the possibilities of what we are still calling e_learning...triggered by a desire to engage learners as I am engaged. I went to a workshop a few years ago and on returning to school, the principal asked me what I thought. "Like a hog in mud," I enthused. E_learning isn't just about using digital tools. It's about developing a whole new way of learning and starting to see that we don't have to stick with current models of education. The possibilities are exciting!
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Learnings and Future Learnings...from the #edchatnz conference
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