Thank you so much Alanna, Lisa, and Liz for sharing your various strategies during today’s webinar for developing strong communication with various stakeholders involved in our students’ learning process. The video you showed really emphasizes the impact of our reflections and interactions with students!
An ENORMOUS THANK YOU to Becca, Brian, and Stephanie for your excellent demonstration of the innovative strategies you are using in your classrooms to develop a strong teacher persona. Also, thank you to those of you that shared your work as well!
Here is the presentation in case you need to reference it again, and don’t forget to review your partner’s work for this week here.
WOW, this is such an IMPRESSIVE group of teachers! Our students are very fortunate!
Thank you to @KristinMFlynn as well for your feedback and review on our persona examples. The time you’ve taken to review our samples and your feedback means more to everyone than you could know!
Here is the recording in case you need to review it as well.
A HUGE thank you to Michelle Jennings and Jim Barry for your presentation today about Building Online Communities! Keep this Framework in mind as you are completing this week’s post:
http://www.learningsolutionsmag.com/articles/761/building-an-online-learning-community
A HUGE thank you to Ryan Call for showing us how to use this awesome Blackboard feature! Here is the presentation from this week, and the task as well. How will you share your expertise?
Thank you Andrew for hosting yesterday’s session about Trouble-shooting with Adobe! I have made this quick screencast that covers some Adobe Basics.
Here is the Task for this week too:
Huge thank you to Annette, Lori, and Dirk for our 10/08/15 Webinar session presentation about developing Instructor presence and engagement!
Click on the following link to view
iEd and C&I Staff Twitter Accounts
Developing Professional Learning Networks Presentation
This week’s task-10/01/2015:
Participate in a Twitter Chat this week. You can use one from here http://bit.do/DailyLiveChatList or find your own. Reflect upon this experience. #miched is Wednesday @8p.m. this is generally a good one to start with! Also here is another Calendar List:
Consider discussing what you learned from participating in the chat. What is the value in participating in a Twitter chat? Think about your experiences navigating a Twitter and responding to posed questions and other posts, what insights/thoughts or reflections do you have in regard to your first experience participating in a Twitter Chat? Why might this experience be helpful for educators to participate in? How might it help you in developing your own Professional Learning Network? (PLN)
Thanks so much Annette and Andrew for your engaging presentation during our webinar session!
A HUGE thank you to Michigan Virtual University’s Online Teacher of the Year, Annette Gleason, for hosting our last webinar session!
If you haven’t had a chance to reflect, Annette sent out this Google Form to get some feedback from you about the last webinar session, please take some time to help provide some useful thoughts/feedback.
Excellent modeling of good instruction Annette! It’s always so helpful to elicit feeback and thoughts from our peers, in order to continually learn and grow.
iEds, we are all continually impressed by your vision, reflections, and ideas. You have already far surpassed any expectations we have had! We look forward to continually learning and growing together!
This week’s Blogging Task- 9/24/15: The Impact of Online Learning (Category: Mindsets)
Using the information presented in this webinar session and your experiences thus far:
Kudos to Holly for hosting a great webinar session!
Blogging Task 09/17/2015–Category: Qualities
Using the information presented in this week’s webinar and your experiences thus far:
