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What does your school and city look like on Wikipedia?

Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ New_Ulm_High_School Not much there, right? Guess what?, One of your classes should update this Wiki. Maybe a few classes working together to build content for OUR site?? Athletic and fine arts achievements could be a start? A complete history of how our school got started and the buildings we have been in? Adding to this Wiki could be incorporated into so many of our content standards that reference community, communication, all forms of local history. Wiki Noun A Web site developed collaboratively by a community of users, allowing any user to add and edit content. Your students could create a whole new Wikipedia page for our school district as a whole, and one for each building! The only school in New Ulm referenced is New Ulm High School. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ New_Ulm,_Minnesota and even New Ulm's city page could use some more content added to it. Start a meanin...

January 2013 New Ulm Tech: Our TAR Score

Doug Johnson , Mankato Public School's Technology Director, recently wrote a post on teacher's access to both use and fit technology to their needs. Checkout Doug's post here . In his post, he spells out an assessment to grade what he calls a TAR Score is, or, your district's Technologically Anal Retentive score. While I can fully agree with every demerit a school technology department can receive, I wanted to see where New Ulm's TAR score was at, at the present moment. While I am constantly trying to support classroom teachers willing to take steps toward the future and utilize My district does not allow staff to use their own devices on the network. My district does not allow students to use their own devices on the network. My district only supports one operating system. My district does not give teachers the choice of a laptop computer they can use outside of school. In planning stages for 2013-14 My district does not give teachers admini...

Creating online professional development that works #ISTE13

Link to Dianna Benner and Miguil Guhlin's website for creating a roadmap to e-learning. Problem based learning activity: How do you provide training to new teachers both online and face-to-face? What LMS to use? Social media? Needs to be easy to design content and accessible to all! Crowd-sourced ideas to answer or define this problem: What is the overall objective? Create content outline to determine scope. Dianna explains that online staff development is implemented the same as all other implementation plans, planning a complete plan that includes all stakeholders when creating the plan. One of the biggest factors is focusing in on your audience. Schools can and sometimes do get hung up on what platform to choose to go with during this part of the plan, as there are many. It seems that a majority of districts are still using and prefer Moodle as their LMS of choice, but exploring other ideas outside of what the EdTech world would traditionally consider a Learning Manageme...

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