On the Classroom 2.0 LIVE site (http://live.classroom20.com) I've put the show archives for our recent "What We Learned in 2008" year-end wrap-up. Find them at http://live.classroom20.com/show-archive.html. We had over 160 people attend from all over the world!
This coming Saturday, January 10th, Peggy George and Kim Caise will be hosting our first 2009 Classroom 2.0 LIVE web meeting. Classroom 2.0 "LIVE" meetings are an opportunity to gather with other member of the community in real-time events, complete with audio, chat, desktop sharing, and sometimes even video. A Google Calendar of shows (along with other popular ones you might like) is available at http://live.classroom20.com/calendar.html.
The topic this Saturday is: "Tips/Tools for Using and Managing Social Networks." The Newbie Question of the Week will be: "What is a PLN and why do I need one?" (Hint: PLN stands for Personal Learning Network!) The show lasts an hour, and links for more information and logging on are below. The shows are especially beginner-friendly, and if you've never participated in a live web meeting, don't be afraid to come and "lurk." See the website if you want to suggest future show topics!
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2009
Time: 9:00am PST/10:00am MST/11:00am CST/12:00pm EST
Other time zones link, the link to the actual meeting room, and the resource article are at http://live.classroom20.com.
Happy New Year!
Is there a way to subscribe to an RSS feed with the audio archives of the new weekly Classroom 2.0 live meetings? As someone who does both technical IT work and faculty PD, I'm always watching out for resources to which I can refer faculty. I find some of this by listening to podcasts while driving since I'm usually reading or creating something when actually in front of a computer as opposed to listening or watching. I'm guessing I might not be alone on that.
ReplyDeleteWith the weekly meeting ocurring, it would be great to have the archives sitting on my iPod waiting for me to listen in the car. When something catches my ear, I could then pull it up on the computer for a second look later.
Thanks and keep up the good work!
@Bill: Great idea. All we have to do is to create a Delicious or Diigo account, I think, and tag the specific URLs for the show recordings. Then we can publicize the RSS feed. We'll work on it!
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