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The Week in Tweets for 2010-01-04

Ani is five today. Wow. That happened fast. # @vtdeacon Shh. in reply to vtdeacon # Happy birthday, Ani. http://twitpic.com/vm7ie # Colorado's Race to the Top plan summary. Huh. http://www.cde.state.co.us/cdegen/downloads/FederalStimulus/20091228RevisedPlanSummary.pdf # Still worming hard at hardly working. And mostly succeeding. Pizza and cupcakes with Ani's same birthday friend. Then some more reading. # Then some _Doctor Who_. Perhaps [...]

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CyberCamper & WMS's Roger Powley on the front page of today's paper talking about his use of the SVVSD Virtual Campus. http://j.mp/8E9HW4 # That's our district's Moodle. Cool way to come back from #ncte and #nwpam09 and talk of blended learning environments. http://j.mp/8E9HW4 # @yoopertechgeek @hickstro Safe travels. What a thoughtful visit. Looking forward to the [...]

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Today is the National Day on Writing, which is the reason for this podcast, recorded as I headed home thinking about the writing I’ve been up to today. I’m so grateful for this time to think about writing and its place in my life. What a wonderful expression of the power of language [...]

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@dwarlick Thanks – that was just the post I was looking for. in reply to dwarlick # Starting the morning with a 90's dance party. Because every Monday should start that way. # H1N1 sounds so clinical. I think we're going to refer to this thing as "90's Morning Dance Party Flu." # @jenorr Ew. in [...]

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In today’s podcast, I talk about a little collaborative writing experiment that I began last week, what I think worked, what perhaps didn’t, and share some of my thinking about why such things might be important.  Certainly a first draft thinking podcast.  Here’s the original EtherPad document, still available for editing and revision, as well [...]

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Ben Grey asked me if I’d be willing to respond to his recent post entitled “Why Technology.”  I tried to do so in today’s podcast, although I don’t think I broke any new ground or said anything I haven’t said before. (Such a ringing endorsement, huh?) Direct Link to Audio

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Final Edition from Matthew Roberts on Vimeo.

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On this podcast, recorded during yesterday’s commute, I share a little bit about the meeting I was driving home from, a conversation about how best to share resources across districts in the middle of an environment that encourages a different sort of sharing. I then layout my idea for a possible sharing tool.  As always, [...]

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Today’s podcast is a continuation of some thinking that came out of a roundtable conversation that I had at Learning 2.0: A Colorado Conversation.  Karl reminds me that I’ve been forgetting to share here on the blog lately.  I’ll try to do better. As always, I’m interested in your thoughts. Link to the Audio

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On this podcast, recorded during yesterday’s commute, I share a little bit about the meeting I was driving home from, a conversation about how best to share resources across districts in the middle of an environment that encourages a different sort of sharing. I then layout my idea for a possible sharing tool.  As always, [...]

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UPDATE: In the comments below, Mike advocates for free versions of desktop software.  I am completely in favor of those options for students and schools.  I also like free and open source software for digital infrastructure.  (Both the software packages I mention in the podcast are free and open source tools.) The “free” I’m talking [...]

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Well, we did it earlier this year and most folks asked us to put on a 2009 edition, so we’re doing it again. You are invited to attend the Learning 2.0: A Colorado Conversation Conference (2009 Edition). What is Learning 2.0: A Colorado Conversation? Learning 2.0: A Colorado Conversation is a one day conference/meetup for teachers, administrators, students, [...]

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I’m pleased to share that my presentation for this year’s K12Online Conference is now available.  In addition, there is also a supplemental blog and podcast for the presentation.  You might want to subscribe to that podcast - plenty of great conversations coming to that feed.  I might re-broadcast them here - but then again, I [...]

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I’m working with some high school students this week on a research assignment for their Wired 9 course, a class on digital literacy and responsibility.  As a part of that work, I’m helping them to generate some good research questions that they can explore and dig in to.  Since I thought the topics might be [...]

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I always enjoy a good double meaning in a title, so I’m pleased that this podcast, recorded during my drive home from NECC, is called what it is.  I find myself driving at the moment, refreshed and recharged.  That’s what I wanted out of the conference.  I’m pleased it worked that way, and grateful to [...]

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In this podcast, recorded Friday, I talk a little bit about NotK12Online, the fine folks who will be helping me to put it together, some of my/our initial ideas, and the juicy paradox of the whole endeavour.  I’ve got a great committee of folks assembled to do the beginning planning - but we’ll need plenty [...]

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The Lie of Community - K12Online Teaser - Upload a Document to Scribd

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Thanks to John Creighton for the link to this video. It’s well worth the six and a half minutes of your time if you haven’t already seen it.

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Today’s podcast is a short description of CyberCamp, a summer technology and learning institute we’ll be doing this summer in my school district. I’d love any feedback you have on our event, as well as links and info about similar events. In addition to the book that I mention in the podcast, Suzie [...]

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One hundred percent of my family is technologically literate. No, really.  I’ve got the numbers to back that up. Here’s how I would report that to the Department of Education: Number of members of my family: 4 Number who are technologicaly literate: 4. If you know me or my family at all, I suspect that you would challenge my [...]

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