Using Ning for Educational Social Networks
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Profile Information
- Location:
- Westbrook CT USA
- Organization:
- The Center for 21st Century Skills
- Occupation:
- Education Futurist
- Ning Networks:
- Classroom 2.0, Learning 2.0, Free Range Learning, Global Education, School 2.0, Serious Games, We Are Teachers IMAGINE, Gifted Education 2.0, Library 2.0, The Global Cooling Collective, Open Education
- Website:
- http://skills21.org
- Skype Username:
- swilmarth
- IM Usernames:
- swilmarth48
Welcome
Welcome to the community for those using Ning to power their educational social network. Also be sure to check out Classroom 2.0 for general discussions of Web 2.0 in the classroom.
Please introduce yourself in the "Introductions" forum post. And to see a list of Ning networks being used in education (or to add yourself!), please visit Social Networks in Education.
And have fun!
Please introduce yourself in the "Introductions" forum post. And to see a list of Ning networks being used in education (or to add yourself!), please visit Social Networks in Education.
And have fun!
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With your work in Education Technology, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service.
Check out our programs at our Center for 21st Century Skills home page (http://skills21.org) and see the projects our students exhibited at this year's High School Innovation Exposition (http://ctcareerchoices.org/challenge/). I'm looking for some international collaborations to add to our program this year. I'm adding a couple of schools from China. Do you know of any high schools in Australia that might be interested in a really innovative program that includes a blended learning curriculum delivered online and through a private version of SecondLife? Let me know.
Cheers,
Steve