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Claire is on Twitter as @MsBeenz

Anne is on Twitter as @annekenn

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Power of connections
Posted by: jane.nicholls on the 04/10/2012
I remember when I was an ICT facilitator sitting with a teacher who had an ICT problem, I think it was how to embed a video on his blog. He was completely amazed when I asked my twitter friends for advice and had responses come back with suggestions from all over the world. It is a very simple but powerful tool for collaboration and connection, and developing friendships.
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Claire is on Twitter as @MsBeenz

Anne is on Twitter as @annekenn

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Power of connections
Posted by: jane.nicholls on the 04/10/2012
I remember when I was an ICT facilitator sitting with a teacher who had an ICT problem, I think it was how to embed a video on his blog. He was completely amazed when I asked my twitter friends for advice and had responses come back with suggestions from all over the world. It is a very simple but powerful tool for collaboration and connection, and developing friendships.
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Speaker: Claire Buist and Anne Kenneally

Claire and Anne share their journey of creating professional relationships and collaborations using Twitter. They discuss the benefits of building a professional learning community with a mixture of face to face and online connections and how this community supports student learning. They challenge us to do anything we can to connect and empower our learners to achieve to the best of their ability, to enjoy online but also get out there and enjoy offline as well. 

Views 6,805
Date added: 10 Apr 2012
Duration: 5:45

Something to tweet about

Claire and Anne share their journey of creating professional relationships and collaborations using Twitter. They discuss the benefits of building a professional learning community with a mixture of face to face and online connections and how this community supports student learning. They challenge us to do anything we can to connect and empower our learners to achieve to the best of their ability, to enjoy online but also get out there and enjoy offline as well. 

Views 6,805 Date added: 02/10/2012

Something to tweet about

Date added: 02/10/2012

Something to tweet about

Claire and Anne share their journey of creating professional relationships and collaborations using Twitter. They discuss the benefits of building a professional learning community with a mixture of face to face and online connections and how this community supports student learning. They challenge us to do anything we can to connect and empower our learners to achieve to the best of their ability, to enjoy online but also get out there and enjoy offline as well. 

Views 6,805 Date added: 02/10/2012

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Date added: 02/10/2012

Claire is on Twitter as @MsBeenz

Anne is on Twitter as @annekenn

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Power of connections
Posted by: jane.nicholls on the 04/10/2012
I remember when I was an ICT facilitator sitting with a teacher who had an ICT problem, I think it was how to embed a video on his blog. He was completely amazed when I asked my twitter friends for advice and had responses come back with suggestions from all over the world. It is a very simple but powerful tool for collaboration and connection, and developing friendships.
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