Welcome to Let's Talk Technology !
Let's Talk Technology is a friendly community of educators in southeast Michigan who meet monthly to share, explore and apply a variety of emerging and fascinating technologies for the K-12 classroom (and everyday life). Let's Talk was started in 1997 through a MACUL grant and has explored classroom use of geocaching, podcasting, digital cameras, Universal Design for Learning and lately, Web 2.0 in the broadest definition.
One of the hazards of exploring emerging technologies is trying to use all of them. As a result, our web home has evolved from a standard web page to a blog, and then to this wiki as well as to a variety of web based experiments. At the moment this PeanutButter wiki serves us well as a platform for collaboration, allowing members to update the site as needed. Conversations on specific topics will still take place on our VisitMyClass blog
Topic: Moodle! Carol I, Angie and Laura are Moodle trainers at different locations. They will provide an introduction, handouts and help everyone set up in their own Moodle course. Carol's friend James Moon-Dupree is providing a Moodle site for us to use - thank you James!
Fee: $5 for non-members or pay annual dues of $25
Snacks: Carol K. and Sue M.
It would be helpful if you could let know if you are planning to attend. Please visit the November Doodle poll (no relation to Moodle, just a cool, free Web2.0 app) where you can indicate whether or not you plan to attend.
This just in:
Scholarship to attend the 2009 MACUL Conference! deadline is November 14, 2008 http://www.macul.org/news/index.php#108 check it out!
Let's Talk HistoryProject This project was started at our February 2006 meeting as a way to document the activities of the group over the past 10 years. Please visit and consider adding some details if you know them.
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
Web 2.0 Recommended Resources to explore
Tips to help cope with Information Overload (please add suggestions! )
Shift Happens (Interesting links to the future including Web 3.0)
Cloud Computing (with new free/cheap web applications/suites)
Note to editors: The editing may be a little intimidating at first - try the "Wiki Style" guide at the top or bottom of the page, it explains everything. (Feel free to correct Carol's spelling.) If someone else is editing the page, PB Wiki will ask you to wait until the page is available so there is no chance of writing over someone elses work. If you have questions check with Carol, Jane or Laura or take your best shot, we can always go back to a previous version!
Request - when you write and edit this wiki, please refer to yourself by name (rather than "I suggest" I would write "Carol I. suggests"- if you are Carol).
If you have sites or handouts to share, try to bring them on a USB drive or CD so we can pop them into the wiki quickly.
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