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After re-re-revising my literature review I am beginning to think a peer reviewed wiki would be the best outlets for lit reviews. adaptable.
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Preparing endless conference proposals. First NCTE, NRC, and ARF were back to back. Now AERA and IRA are on top of each other. Geeeze!!!
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Collecting poems today at rsrch site. Students says, let me copy it first. It means a lot to me...That is more significant than any finding.
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"When all is said and done, more is said than done." You have to love funny messages on church signs.
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@skadjer I hope the webinar went well. Good luck with the inbox.
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Rereading thematic networks we created for multimodal poetry project. I am glad we are using pictures to describe students using pictures.
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@KyleneBeers I always like the New Literacies Sampler for teachers, and its free! http://www.soe.jcu.edu.au/sampler/
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@alecmarie We gathered data earlier for a week. Went back in another class. I'll send along a draft when we finish. Used thematic networks
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Off to research site. Study: how students can use search for and use images to respond and author poetry. Trans. theory meets new literacies
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@KyleneBeers Wolfram is going to be interesting I am also intrigued by http://tiny.cc//faC7a. Searche sides of issues. Presents both sides
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Thinking that academics should spend more time removing words from the lexicon instead of making new ones
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Enjoyed a wonderful week at IRA. Great convo with Chip Bruce about transactional nature of tech, Dewey, and inquiry learning.
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Having discussion at lunch with teachers about how powerful nings can be in the classroom.
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At IRA TechLitPrecona colleague has question. What is most compelling RQ about online communication? http://qik.com/video/1601879
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Thinking that defining learning as change doesn't capture the complexities of life. Learning is more of a negotiation than a new state.
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