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Rushton Hurley's Discussions
Video Introductions to Communities 2009
Started Sep 15
GEC Weekly Challenge #1
Replied Nov. 26, 2008
GEC Weekly Challenge #1
Replied Nov. 26, 2008
Rushton Hurley's Groups
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World Language Teachers
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ISTE/NECC Attendees - ...
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GEC Twitter Users
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Rushton Hurley's Page
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Hi folks! Each year, I've run a project inviting students in different parts of the world to introduce their communities using digital video. I've posted the details for this year's project at the following address:
http://nextvista.org/projects/...
Hi folks! Each year, I've run a project inviting students in different parts of the world to introduce their communities using digital video. I've posted the details for this year's project at the following address:
http://nextvista.org/projects/...
Representing Japanese!
Language teachers gather here!
Looking forward to meeting other GEC'ers in DC!
This is a group for people interested in ISTE's National Educational Computing Conference. This year, it will be held in Washington, D.C. June 28 - July 1.
I'm spoken for in that slot, but I'll try to swing by at the end if possible - sorry I can't be there from the beginning!
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:24pm on March 25, 2008,
Suzie Schmidt said… - I originally came by to see what my friend, Lucy had put together over here. I quickly became fascinated with the idea of global collaboration. I work in a small independent school which has an outdoor/adventure ed based curriculum. We have begun taking a serious look at Sustainability and how to weave it into our curriculum and day-to-day life at school. I'd love to talk to any others who are doing similar work. I teach K.
- At 8:48pm on February 4, 2008,
Rushton Hurley said…
- Hi Suzie,
Cool stuff! If you'd be interested, we could talk about how to create a simple video (slideshow, perhaps) with your kids narrating explaining what they've learned about inuksuks. I'd simply be curious about the pronuciation!
Rushton
- At 6:17pm on February 4, 2008,
Suzie Schmidt said…
- Hi Rushton,
I did not have a particular project in mind when I joined the group, but I have been looking for motivation to use more technology in my classroom.
Our class has been involved in a project "making connections with the earth. A study of rocks, sand and soil" for several months now. We have discovered inuksuks (artic rock sculptures) and have been pretty excited about building and learning about them. I was excited to learn that Maria's K class will be learning about inuksuks,too. Hopefully we can collaborate on some sort of project between the two of us.
But other than that I am just excited to see what is going on out there and perhaps find a way to collaborate and enhance my technology skills.
Suzie
Profile Information
- Location (Country, State, District):
- Santa Clara, California, USA
- Web Site:
- http://www.NextVista.org
- Favorite Education Resources:
- TappedIn.org, Premier Elements, and my nonprofit, NextVista.org
- About Me/Reason for Joining the GEC:
- I teach Japanese and Video Production part-time, and spend most of the rest of my waking moments on my little save-the-world effort, Next Vista for Learning. I also love juggling and spending time with my wonderful wife, Tabitha.
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