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The purpose of this blog, maintained by the North Carolina Association for Educational Communications and Technology, is to discuss the latest in technology trends, news, and ideas related to the North Carolina K-20 educational community.
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There's a good possibility I will be doing some blogging while at the conference.
http://www.pcs-tech.net
See you there!
-Lucas
Check out my conference updates on TnT Tips - http://www.tnttips.com.
I'll be UStreaming my session: Twitter and Ning and Yugma- Oh My!
The link is:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/teaching-n-technology
Cindy Phthisic
David Warlick from 2¢ Worth. I'll be bloggin' my Knoggin' off.
http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/
Danita Russell from Random Ramblings, I will definitely be blogging when I'm not presenting.
http://Danitarussell.edublogs.org
http://leecountyschools.wikispaces.com
Me too! Me too! Although I am more current on Twitter (mrhgaddis)...
Blog: http://divastechnology.blogspot.com
Marlo Gaddis
I'll be blogging the great ideas I get from the conference to share with my colleagues back home in Virginia.
http://mswecker.edublogs.org/
I'll also be tweeting away on twitter (mswecker)
Can't wait!
Meg :)
We'll be blogging about the sessions we attend as well as about our presentation, CyberHunts for the Middle School Learner(Friday, 9:15). Our blog is Gem Girls ASU Graduate School Adventure at http://asugemgirls.blogspot.com/
And if anybody wants to ring in on our current book discussion, Many Children Left Behind, feel free!
I will be blogging too! Can't wait!
http://21stcenturylearning.typepad.com
I will be blogging and twittering throughout the conference. I am looking forward to connecting and collaborating with everyone in person as well as virtually.
http://dgoodman.edublogs.org/
http://twitter.com/dgoodman
See you in cyberspace!
-Deborah
I will be blogging and twiting as well.
http://transparentlearning.blogspot.com/
http://twitter.com/bethanyvsmith
Kevin Honeycutt from Driving Questions in Education. I will be podcasting and looking for educators who want to talk about the future of education and exciting changes they see in classrooms. Let me know if you'd like to be a part of the conversation. A few exciting group discussions would be wonderful!
Bill Ferris from Instructify here. I'll be blogging about some of the cool tools and time-savers I see here.
www.instructify.com
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