Posted by Linda McNeil on December 9, 2007 at 5:59pm
I am a professional librarian, an online educator for Children/Young Adult Literature, a professional artist, a native Pennsylvanian, a Macintosh techie and user group president. I am also a professional artist who loves making unique artistic books. Most importantly I am a digital immigrant who loves this new digital world and can’t stop learning and relearning. The reason for my starting some blogs (in addition to the Book Pushin Cats from TriState Reviews blog) is to show my students (teachers) the wide variety of valuable tools available to them on the web today. I hope they come to realize that their classrooms do not have to be isolated when they can tap the world’s resources so easily.I'm looking for information and how todos on the new Web2.0 tools. I'm also looking to share a lot of the information that I have accumulated over the years.Here are my different websites:My art website: www.brushcolor.comBooks of Note for Middle and Young Adult Literature: http://www.tristatereviews.org/TriState blog: http://tristatereviews.blogspot.comMy web2.0 blog BookPushinTechie: http://BookPushinTechie.blogspot.comI'm also working on some wikis for teaching children's and young adult literature.If any of you have any suggestions for a newbie in this blogging world, I would appreciate any suggestions.Linda
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Vicki (CoolCat Teachers Blog) has written some Web 2.0 tools tutorials that are on Atomic Learning. The site is one you have to pay to access, but Vicki's tutes are currently available free (Im not sure how long for, maybe just this month?).
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Darn, just checked, it was for Nov. Sorry :(
http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2007/11/free-my-atomic-learning-...
OK, take 2. Darren Draper ran an online PD course on online tools awhile ago - I belive he is running another one in january....
I did catch the free course by Vicki on Atomic Learning.
I will check out Draper for January.
Thanks