Here is the latest podcast. Let me know if you knew about most of these things already and want more detail. Eventually, I'd like this blog to introduce new ideas and concepts, but if they are not new, then what's the point?
Feedback is always good!
Episode 2--Spring Break Hodge-Podge
Here are the links I referred to during the podcast:
**Google Earth
**Sourceforge.net An site dedicated to the propogation of open-source software.
**Lutheran School Portal
**Miguel Guhlin's podcast on Gimp
**Wes Fryers podcast on Google Earth It is Episode 51--Discovering Google Earth.
CHRIST IS RISEN!!
He is Risen Indeed!!
Have a great week!
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Technology in the Lutheran Classroom is a discussion for technology facilitators in Lutheran Schools. What do Lutheran Schools look like the 21st Century?
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A couple comments:
1. Thanks for including links with your podcast. They are very helpful.
2. I think every teacher should read "The World is Flat." In fact, I think that would make a wonderful book discussion group for teachers and technology people. Reading a book like this can be a bewildering experience. So many changes and so many possibilities in today's world. How does one keep up? It seems like we need each other to help make sense of these things and to find wyas to embrace these changes for the good of the church and education.
3. I've started having my upper grade students post research on Wikipedia by editing existing articles. It has been fascinating watching this process as students collaborate with unknown users around the world. I'm looking forward to experimenting with this even further in coming years.
Keep up the good work!
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