Radio TICAL » cyber safety http://www.portical.org/podcasts Audio insights for administrators, by administrators Thu, 01 Sep 2011 00:11:25 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 2006-2009 rzmoon@santacruz.k12.ca.us (TICAL) rzmoon@santacruz.k12.ca.us (TICAL) education technology leadership administrators K-12 k12 1440 http://www.portical.org/images/radio_tical_sm.jpg Radio TICAL » cyber safety http://www.portical.org/podcasts 144 144 http://www.portical.org/podcasts/?feed=rss2 For administrators, by administrators Radio TICAL is a series of audio programs created to provide school administrators with convenient, practical, and thought-provoking professional development that can help them get the most benefit from educational technology. education, technology, leadership, administrators, K-12, k12, TICAL, Portical, educational technology TICAL TICAL rzmoon@santacruz.k12.ca.us no clean Vicarious Learning: Developing Cultural Literacy Through Global Collaboration http://www.portical.org/podcasts/vicarious-learning-developing-cultural-literacy-through-global-collaboration/382.htm http://www.portical.org/podcasts/vicarious-learning-developing-cultural-literacy-through-global-collaboration/382.htm#comments Mon, 12 Apr 2010 20:22:33 +0000 Rowland Baker http://www.portical.org/podcasts/?p=382 Vicki DavisVicki Davis is the IT Director and technology teacher at Westwood Schools in Camilla, GA.  Also know as the CoolCatTeacher, Vicki is a national spotlight speaker at several education technology conferences.   Vicki was the 2010 TICAL Conference keynote speaker.  TICAL’s Director Rowland Baker got a chance to speak with Vicki in Little Rock, AR.  Vicki shares how several global collaborative projects she helped create (Flat Classroom Project, NetGen Project, Digiteen Project, and Eracism Project) have assisted students in developing cultural literacy and 21st century skills.

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]]> http://www.portical.org/podcasts/vicarious-learning-developing-cultural-literacy-through-global-collaboration/382.htm/feed 3 0:21:59 Vicki Davis is the IT Director and technology teacher at Westwood Schools in Camilla, GA.  Also know as the CoolCatTeacher, Vicki is a national spotlight ... Vicki Davis is the IT Director and technology teacher at Westwood Schools in Camilla, GA.  Also know as the CoolCatTeacher, Vicki is a national spotlight speaker at several education technology conferences.   Vicki was the 2010 TICAL Conference keynote speaker.  TICAL's Director Rowland Baker got a chance to speak with Vicki in Little Rock, AR.  Vicki shares how several global collaborative projects she helped create (Flat Classroom Project, NetGen Project, Digiteen Project, and Eracism Project) have assisted students in developing cultural literacy and 21st century skills. Resources to Follow-up: CoolCatTeacher Blog Flatclassroomproject.net TICAL's Student Created Videos Web 2.0 Resources -- VoiceThread and ReactionGrid Project-Based Learning Resources Cyber Safety/Ethics Resources Administrator 2.0 TICAL clean no Social Networks – A Framework of Tools (Part 4 of 4) http://www.portical.org/podcasts/social-networks-%e2%80%93-a-framework-of-tools-part-4-of-4/218.htm http://www.portical.org/podcasts/social-networks-%e2%80%93-a-framework-of-tools-part-4-of-4/218.htm#comments Fri, 24 Apr 2009 18:14:46 +0000 Jason Borgen http://www.portical.org/podcasts/?p=218 Part 4: Social Networks as the Educational Norm
In the final interview, Steve addresses the public’s misconceptions regarding high bullying rates on social networks as well as sharing his views of ubiquitous use of  social networks and social media for both teaching and learning and professional development.  He explains the widespread use of this media by young people and how site monitoring is done by the users themselves.

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]]> http://www.portical.org/podcasts/social-networks-%e2%80%93-a-framework-of-tools-part-4-of-4/218.htm/feed 0 0:09:45 Part 4: Social Networks as the Educational Norm In the final interview, Steve addresses the public's misconceptions regarding high bullying rates on social networks as well ... Part 4: Social Networks as the Educational Norm In the final interview, Steve addresses the public's misconceptions regarding high bullying rates on social networks as well as sharing his views of ubiquitous use of  social networks and social media for both teaching and learning and professional development.  He explains the widespread use of this media by young people and how site monitoring is done by the users themselves. Resources to follow-up: The Future of Education social network Cyber Safety Hot Topic Social Networks in Education Wiki TICAL no no