Team+6

Tara Bailey

Scott Wilson

Kristen Beesaw Courtney Piatt Beverly Davis

[|Session 2- Network Literacy: Sharing, Cooperation and Collective Action] By David Scott Wilson 4/3/10 Tools to Use

Nudge you off of paper through note taking and paper sharing environments Note Taking Tools

Evernote- Costs money-30 There is an app that works with the phone Can take notes offline and then sync when you go on line Can Tag with keywords Organization is really important Free starter Notebook about 2GB

? What happens if Evernote goes away do we lose all the information- Not a good answer

Zoho Some is for free some is for pay Embed video and audio Maybe more appropriate for younger students Not mobile- no App

Zotero.com George Mason University Is a plugin that works with Fire Fox Free More for Library More like taking notes in the traditional or more formal way. Notes can be more public or shared Searches PDF

I downloaded Zotero as a link in Firefox

Advantage of note taking software Archival Collaborative

Idea for Notebook Collaboration--One person takes notes then students go back to edit the notes.

What is your definition of Network literacy’s? I think network literacy is the ability to efficiently transcribe all network inf0rmation

Will’s Definition The ability to create, navigate and grow personal learning networks in safe, effective and ethical ways.

{This is about learning networks not learning communities.}

Will talks about his definition

Create: What is it that we are creating?

Are you an editor? More than a simple consumer?

What nurtures a network? Effective networks are about diversity, openness and autonomy.---growing a network is about being diverse. You need to have people who disagree and you nee to be comfortable with this

Safety—can we control our online persona?

Efficiently- There are other things in life- Can Students stay on task.

Ethics— Citizenship on-line How do we avoid the perception that we are not stealing from other people

One Hour 10 minutes into the Seminar TEAM Project Guidelines

1. Write an essential question.

a. Do you want to create something new b. Want to think about based on our passion and concerns. What do we want to change? c. What do you want to do research on to make a difference.

2. Do some research to look at what other people have done in this area.

3. DO we want it to do the same way as our research—

4. Evaluation- How will you know at the end of this project you were successful?

5. Develop a timeline- Need an action plan

6. You need to document your ideas and create transparent learning

7. You will have time, support and the tools to complete this project

What is PD v Curriculum focus?

Look at your PLP handbook for more information concerning the project

They gave several projects The place to see all of the projects []

They do not want individual projects. They want a collaborative project.

Upcoming event- PLP will be adding experienced voices into the NING- We will pick at least one and then follow this. These people are considered to be 21st Century teachers

We will be using Elluminate for more collaborative events