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yegadz@sdcoe.net Emerging Tech Workshop 0 Apr 9 2008, 1:55 PM EDT by yegadz@sdcoe.net
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Many thanks to Dennis and the Tech Resource Teachers for organizing the David Warlick workshop. Also, thanks for helping us in the classroom with using technology.
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drdd2010 JCCS Technology Wiki -- The Early Years 1 Apr 4 2008, 12:43 PM EDT by BillMac
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Just wanted to thank the JCCS Resource Teachers for all the incredible work they are producing to help our teachers, staff and students. This Wiki will be one new way to share information and ideas that impact teaching and learning. Let's all work to add to it and to help make the content meaningful and timely. Hopefully, this "emerging technology" will address Bill Gate's recent comments about today's high schools being "obsolete". While I agree with his premise, I would suggest that today's teachers are not obsolete, they are adapting and making innovations that will help our students to succeed in the 21st century.
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