Resources

[|Here is a fabulous interview]Will Richardson had with Carol Dweck

Here is an [|amazing video] that I'm thinking of showing on day 1

Twitter for the classroom: [|Wonderful project] by Michael Wesh's class.

[|Good data] from The Journal

[|Example] of how Micael Wesch is using RSS in his class.

[|Presentation notes] from Wes Fryer's workshop on using Skype in Education.

 [|Links to "adventures" in Web 2.0] from the NAIS Classroom of the future workshops.

[|twitter training]

Just found this [|wonderful resource] on web 2.0 learning and Social Constructionism

[|NCTE position.] Great stuff here for web 2.0.

Second Life: [|New Citizens International] is an organization devoted to helping people get started in second life. They offer about 60 classes a week. they are free, there is no enrollment. About 1/3 of those are basic SL skills of various sorts, about 2/3 are building and scripting. They have a number of classes of the 'function in SL' variety, and there is almost always someone at NCI Kuula who can help you get that box off your hand or find your hair.

Anyone used alltop? [|Here is some information] about it.