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Greg McVerry / Writing & conversations
Browse the things I’ve written, shared and replied to.
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@charlesdumais @Swanny203 @iplante #ctedchat Lets schedule a hangout for next week or the following. #edcampSOCT
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@akennedytwitt I am going to try and use #GAFE as a free LMS this year. #edtechchallenge #rsd6
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@NickC1188 All teaching is about pedagogy. I have been using Google Apps as a free LMS: sites, groups, Google+, docs, forms
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@drdouggreen @touqo @JosePopoff @shyj @fishtree_edu Collaborative writing is a proven method for improving writing. #edchat
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@NickC1188 Dont think there is a "right" LMS. It is more about the pedagogical decisions you make based on the available affordances #edchat
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@mattwallaert @cybraryman1 @sr_tutor has to do with the structure of domain your teaching. Direct instruction works in defined domains
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@drdouggreen @Teachablelit @QuinnEng8 @cybraryman1 Metacognition used wrong in schl. Heard a Kindrgartn std say we did metacognition 2day
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@sr_tutor @nathan_stevens There is a lot of learning that occurs when we pick the wrong the path. #edchat
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@lemino @whatedsaid @birklearns Not sure I agree that the balance of talk should be tilted more towards students #edchat
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@charlesdumais I am game for #EdCampSoCT. We should schedule a hangout for sometime next week with @sedson
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@Vialogues @EdLabTC Used it for a pre-post reflective assessment on conducting think alouds in class. A powerful tool.
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@Vialogues @EdLabTC I use it all the time in my classes. Little tip though is having folks upload at home rather in class all at once.
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@sourcePOV I am also finding a ceiling effect on Twitter expertise. Maybe due to 140 constraint but lately its an echo chamber #smchat
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@writerswriting @carl_young @haspires @dogtrax @wiobyrne monthly theme with on air hangout kickoff, weekly twitter chat and G+ community
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@sourcePOV @WordPress Google+ is quickly becoming a place for mush more informed and in-depth interactions with my PLN. #smchat
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@writerswriting @haever81 @carl_young @haspires @dogtrax Cool @wiobyrne are thinking about dovetailing the Twitter chat with monthly Hangout
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@rllshine http://jgregorymcverry.com/evolution-of-the-online-research-and-media-skills-curriculum/ here you go the ORMS model explained #edchat
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@charlesdumais @sedson Sounds great. I am running an unconference tomorrow that we set up. I think we could pull it off 2nd Quarter
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@rllshine I will create a blog post and link to everything. Give me a day or two.
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@JimAndreson I will work on a blog post this week.
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