Monday, April 23, 2012

C4T#4 - Summary

Dianne Krause
Dianne Krause is a Technology Staff Development Specialist and Classrooms for the Future coach in the Wissahickon School District in Ambler, Pennsylvania.  She has a blog titled, A Whole New Dianne, which is probably one of the best resources that I have found so far in EDM310.

During my first visit to her blog, I commented on a blog post she titled, Daily Digital Discoveries 04/11/12.  In this post, Dianne lists two links.  The first one is for The Partnership for 21st Century Skills.  The second link is for Digital Citizenship Education, which is a website where you join (for free) and have access to different curriculum.  I became a member and have briefly reviewed some of the material within the site.  

In my comment, I expressed how I felt that I had hit the "jackpot" with her digital discoveries.  She seems to do a great job of posting regularly with new "discoveries".  Both of the website have creative content, that will be beneficial to me as a future educator of America.  

My second comment was directed at another, Daily Digital Discovery post on 04/18/12.  This posts focuses on a website named, iKeepSafe.  This website is organized by a non-profit group of consultants, industry leaders and international government leaders to develop and distribute K-12 educational materials.  This site is easy to navigate and has information for both educators and parents.  As a parent, our children's safety is one of our many concerns.  This website provides materials that parents and teachers alike can use to help enforce and demonstrate safety online with students.

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My goal is to share resources, such as iKeepSafe, with educators in my community in the hope that they will strive to integrate technology more in our classroom.  I feel that it is such an important step that needs to be taken.  By reading blogs like this one created by Dianne Krause, I feel more confident and comfortable discussing and demonstrating technology tools in the classroom and in my everyday life. 
  





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