Comments on: 21st Century Pedagogy Conference #3 http://kpericles.edublogs.org/2009/03/10/21st-century-pedagogy-conference-3/ Another excellent Edublogs.org blog Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:27:07 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Margaret V http://kpericles.edublogs.org/2009/03/10/21st-century-pedagogy-conference-3/comment-page-1/#comment-169 Margaret V Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:14:50 +0000 http://kpericles.edublogs.org/?p=179#comment-169 Thanks for this post, Kim. I'm always spreading the word that ICT is not about sitting at a computer. There are so many activities that lead up to that post on the class blog. I'm also aware that very soon after setting out on the blogging journey with my class, I instinctively began to make everyday lessons more active - if the next page in the textbook was learning about proverbs, we discussed, acted out, produced illustrations. We then looked for online tools to share the learning with the new 'audience' we were building up via the class blog. The activities blogged about by the Allstars were also hugely inspiring - so much collaborative work going on :-) The slideshare presentation at the end of your post is superb. I'd love to use that next session - it's exactly the message I've been trying to get across (and more!). Thanks for this post, Kim. I’m always spreading the word that ICT is not about sitting at a computer. There are so many activities that lead up to that post on the class blog.

I’m also aware that very soon after setting out on the blogging journey with my class, I instinctively began to make everyday lessons more active – if the next page in the textbook was learning about proverbs, we discussed, acted out, produced illustrations. We then looked for online tools to share the learning with the new ‘audience’ we were building up via the class blog.

The activities blogged about by the Allstars were also hugely inspiring – so much collaborative work going on :-)

The slideshare presentation at the end of your post is superb. I’d love to use that next session – it’s exactly the message I’ve been trying to get across (and more!).

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