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I was really excited about revising my session from Educon 2.1 for TIE 2009. This is how it went (Including the presentation, the screencasts, the podcast for planning, and the twitter archive):
The On-Button Theory of Collaboration:
All of the best collaborations I have been a part of have started off with a lot of questions. Not “how do we get it done” questions, but rather questions that yearn for something more, questions that require you to truly envision something that has never existed before and then breathing it into being. Perhaps that is a little bit high minded for the type of collaboration I would like to do today, but I don’t think so.
I think that we can start with questioning the very nature of collaboration, the ways in which we communicate and come together. I believe that we can challenge the format and flow of our information. And in the process, I believe that we can create an instant and always-on type of collaboration that has never existed, until we all decide that it is worth building.
So, what are the questions that we would like to answer today? Well, I have a few to start:
In answering these questions and many others that you have come up with, I think we will come to an understanding of the nature of instant and always-on collaboration. In the hopes that we have something to grab ahold of in this discussion, I have outlined what I believe are the tenants of getting collaboration to be as simple as an on-button:
(All of these tenants assume one thing: All collaboration is made up of single acts that are held within a single space and a single time. Together these acts of collaboration make up the process of connecting with others, discussing ideas, and creating something new.)
All Logins that can be eliminated, should be.
Capture your screen in seconds
Everything that can be aggregated, should be.
Free online screen recorder
Everything that can be archived and tagged, should be.
Capture your screen in seconds
No new online space (blog, wiki, portal, etc.) should be created that cannot leverage existing spaces.
Capture your screen in seconds
Workflow is king. Any space that doesn’t play well with the tools that people already use, is worthless.
Capture your screen in seconds
Quiet the incessant chatter of the web. Focus only on conversation and voices that matter.
Free online screen recorder
All spaces must include specific information for specific stakeholders. (and other stakeholders, and other stakeholders, etc.)
Record your screencast online
All spaces must be able to accommodate a nearly infinite number of stakeholders.
Capture your screen in seconds
Action should be inevitable, and membership should be optional.
Screencasts and videos online
You should be obsolete in your space immediately.
Free online screen recorder
Discuss.
Extra resources:
Ben Wilkoff Links:
Ustream Archive:
Twitter Archive:
MyraG: #cotie09 #onbuttontie09 Thanks to @bhwilkoff for brilliant session. http://tieconference.wikispaces.com/3119
Jun 25, 2009 05:23 PM GMT ·
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csass: #onbuttontie09 Thanks Ben. I hope to use Screentoaster and Google Reader in the near future and to check out your blog.
Jun 25, 2009 05:20 PM GMT ·
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09 #cotie09 Thought I “got” RSS feeds.Leveraging collective intelligence & aggregating w/ one click. Wow. http://tiny.cc/dV5B4
Jun 25, 2009 05:19 PM GMT ·
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hatrickmb: #onbuttontie09 Thanks for sharing all of the new digital tools, TokBox, Vocaroo, Skrbl, Screentoaster.
Jun 25, 2009 05:17 PM GMT ·
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keelycorin: 3119 was great on the uses of google reader & twitter! Thanks! #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:09 PM GMT ·
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jfv78: #onbuttontie09 I really want to play with ScreenToaster! Seems like a great way give a short CE session.
Jun 25, 2009 05:08 PM GMT ·
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milobo: I hadn’t seen ScreenToaster.com before. Shared by @bhwilkoff in today’s session. Easy and versatile. Nice. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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cnorris10: Screen Toaster is awesome and can be downloaded to .mov? I did almost all my sub plans as screencasts this year. #onbuttontie09
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NAMSlibrary: skrbl sounds like a great idea for backchannel in staff meetings where people don’t have twitter accounts #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 I like the idea of using Google Reader to build custom feeds of content for class and colaboration. #onbuttontie09 #cotie09
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lisettecasey: learning is change – using google reader vs igoogle homepage vs netvibes #onbuttontie09
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milobo: A concept that keeps coming up and is important to think about: What’s your exit strategy for any online tool? #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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milobo: @hrheingold Have you seen this article? http://bit.ly/AyKuh (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:00 PM GMT ·
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 collect feedback from your audience #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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milobo: @NAMSlibrary Good point. Be open to trying new tools, but in the end, you’ve got to use the tools that work for you. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:27 PM GMT ·
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lisettecasey: Finally understand differences between google reader and google home page #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:26 PM GMT ·
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NAMSlibrary: not liking the look of Google reader. I’m hooked on NetVibes – more visual. #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: You should watch this if you twitter: Real Life Twitter http://bit.ly/19JzO6 (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:13 PM GMT ·
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csass: #onbuttontie09 I am a librarian; really amazed about this presentation
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milobo: http://surfmind.com/lab/msn/opml/ from @bhwilkoff Create a custom OPML file for feeds that interest you. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: Good thought about quality of presenters. Engagement is everything! http://bit.ly/Y13eD (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:45 PM GMT ·
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beverson: @keelycorin That’s a fantastic question. Maybe when IT groups start listening more to teachers. #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: When are districts going to unblock all of these tools? (slideshare, twitter, youtube) ? #onbuttontie09
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mtechman: RT @milobo Info, screen, and thoughts here from @bwilkoff‘s session http://tieconference.wikisp… #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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milobo: Info, screen, and thoughts here from @bwilkoff‘s session http://tieconference.wikispaces.com/3119 #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: My GoogleReader has more blog feeds than newspaper feeds. #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 This is one home delivery service: http://colorado.doortodoororganics.com/ #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09 Cleaner alternative to audacity — one button recording, embed,link. http://vocaroo.com
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NAMSlibrary: always good to have an exit strategy for when a cool online tool fails to exist in the future. good idea #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: “How do you get information, people, and resources to come to you?” – That’s why FB beat out MySpace #onbuttontie09
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milobo: A learning network is people, not things. Great comment from @bwilkoff #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 How do you create lasting, valuable, peripheral collaboration spaces? #onbuttontie09 #cotie09
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keelycorin: There should be a way to combine Classroom 2.0 with Facebook (but still keep the networks separate) #onbuttontie09
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milobo: Collaboration: Regular connections in multiple spaces are important to keep the connections open. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 Having the time, or the platform, for accessing and contributing to many learning communities #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: It’s hard to keep up with a social network & a professional network. #onbuttontio09 #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 Access to my fellow teachers with one click would be nice (for me, maybe not them). #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09
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NAMSlibrary: middle school librarian in Jeffco. #onbuttontie09
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onbuttontie09: #onbuttontie09 Estes Park – data manager; exploring ideas
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cnorris10: #onbuttontie09 Carrie Norris – elementary technology teacher/coach from ccsd. Looking for ideas to engage students and staff.
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NAMSlibrary: in on button session. learning about tweet grid and back channels #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: HS social studies teacher – using social media to engage learners outside of the classroom #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 Good morning all — good morning to learn! #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 Ben here, teacher from Longmont. Looking for ideas to enhance PD. #onbuttontie09
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jfv78: #onbuttontie09 Judy Van Acker – Colorado Library Consultant (CLiC). SE Regional Library Consultant. Hello everyone!
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lisettecasey: #onbuttontie09
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dwatweb: #onbuttontie09 Dan Watkins Technology Coordinator Wheat Ridge High School
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onbuttontie09: #onbuttontie09 I am talking about hashtags.
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By Ben WilkoffI was really excited about revising my session from Educon 2.1 for TIE 2009. This is how it went (Including the presentation, the screencasts, the podcast for planning, and the twitter archive):
The On-Button Theory of Collaboration:
All of the best collaborations I have been a part of have started off with a lot of questions. Not “how do we get it done” questions, but rather questions that yearn for something more, questions that require you to truly envision something that has never existed before and then breathing it into being. Perhaps that is a little bit high minded for the type of collaboration I would like to do today, but I don’t think so.
I think that we can start with questioning the very nature of collaboration, the ways in which we communicate and come together. I believe that we can challenge the format and flow of our information. And in the process, I believe that we can create an instant and always-on type of collaboration that has never existed, until we all decide that it is worth building.
So, what are the questions that we would like to answer today? Well, I have a few to start:
In answering these questions and many others that you have come up with, I think we will come to an understanding of the nature of instant and always-on collaboration. In the hopes that we have something to grab ahold of in this discussion, I have outlined what I believe are the tenants of getting collaboration to be as simple as an on-button:
(All of these tenants assume one thing: All collaboration is made up of single acts that are held within a single space and a single time. Together these acts of collaboration make up the process of connecting with others, discussing ideas, and creating something new.)
All Logins that can be eliminated, should be.
Capture your screen in seconds
Everything that can be aggregated, should be.
Free online screen recorder
Everything that can be archived and tagged, should be.
Capture your screen in seconds
No new online space (blog, wiki, portal, etc.) should be created that cannot leverage existing spaces.
Capture your screen in seconds
Workflow is king. Any space that doesn’t play well with the tools that people already use, is worthless.
Capture your screen in seconds
Quiet the incessant chatter of the web. Focus only on conversation and voices that matter.
Free online screen recorder
All spaces must include specific information for specific stakeholders. (and other stakeholders, and other stakeholders, etc.)
Record your screencast online
All spaces must be able to accommodate a nearly infinite number of stakeholders.
Capture your screen in seconds
Action should be inevitable, and membership should be optional.
Screencasts and videos online
You should be obsolete in your space immediately.
Free online screen recorder
Discuss.
Extra resources:
Ben Wilkoff Links:
Ustream Archive:
Twitter Archive:
MyraG: #cotie09 #onbuttontie09 Thanks to @bhwilkoff for brilliant session. http://tieconference.wikispaces.com/3119
Jun 25, 2009 05:23 PM GMT ·
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csass: #onbuttontie09 Thanks Ben. I hope to use Screentoaster and Google Reader in the near future and to check out your blog.
Jun 25, 2009 05:20 PM GMT ·
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09 #cotie09 Thought I “got” RSS feeds.Leveraging collective intelligence & aggregating w/ one click. Wow. http://tiny.cc/dV5B4
Jun 25, 2009 05:19 PM GMT ·
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hatrickmb: #onbuttontie09 Thanks for sharing all of the new digital tools, TokBox, Vocaroo, Skrbl, Screentoaster.
Jun 25, 2009 05:17 PM GMT ·
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keelycorin: 3119 was great on the uses of google reader & twitter! Thanks! #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:09 PM GMT ·
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jfv78: #onbuttontie09 I really want to play with ScreenToaster! Seems like a great way give a short CE session.
Jun 25, 2009 05:08 PM GMT ·
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milobo: I hadn’t seen ScreenToaster.com before. Shared by @bhwilkoff in today’s session. Easy and versatile. Nice. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:08 PM GMT ·
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cnorris10: Screen Toaster is awesome and can be downloaded to .mov? I did almost all my sub plans as screencasts this year. #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:08 PM GMT ·
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NAMSlibrary: skrbl sounds like a great idea for backchannel in staff meetings where people don’t have twitter accounts #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:08 PM GMT ·
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 I like the idea of using Google Reader to build custom feeds of content for class and colaboration. #onbuttontie09 #cotie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:07 PM GMT ·
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lisettecasey: learning is change – using google reader vs igoogle homepage vs netvibes #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:07 PM GMT ·
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milobo: A concept that keeps coming up and is important to think about: What’s your exit strategy for any online tool? #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:04 PM GMT ·
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milobo: @hrheingold Have you seen this article? http://bit.ly/AyKuh (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 05:00 PM GMT ·
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 collect feedback from your audience #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:36 PM GMT ·
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milobo: @NAMSlibrary Good point. Be open to trying new tools, but in the end, you’ve got to use the tools that work for you. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:27 PM GMT ·
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lisettecasey: Finally understand differences between google reader and google home page #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:26 PM GMT ·
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NAMSlibrary: not liking the look of Google reader. I’m hooked on NetVibes – more visual. #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:25 PM GMT ·
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keelycorin: You should watch this if you twitter: Real Life Twitter http://bit.ly/19JzO6 (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 04:13 PM GMT ·
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csass: #onbuttontie09 I am a librarian; really amazed about this presentation
Jun 25, 2009 04:05 PM GMT ·
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milobo: http://surfmind.com/lab/msn/opml/ from @bhwilkoff Create a custom OPML file for feeds that interest you. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:47 PM GMT ·
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keelycorin: Good thought about quality of presenters. Engagement is everything! http://bit.ly/Y13eD (expand) #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:45 PM GMT ·
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beverson: @keelycorin That’s a fantastic question. Maybe when IT groups start listening more to teachers. #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: When are districts going to unblock all of these tools? (slideshare, twitter, youtube) ? #onbuttontie09
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mtechman: RT @milobo Info, screen, and thoughts here from @bwilkoff‘s session http://tieconference.wikisp… #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:26 PM GMT ·
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milobo: Info, screen, and thoughts here from @bwilkoff‘s session http://tieconference.wikispaces.com/3119 #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:23 PM GMT ·
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keelycorin: My GoogleReader has more blog feeds than newspaper feeds. #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 This is one home delivery service: http://colorado.doortodoororganics.com/ #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09 Cleaner alternative to audacity — one button recording, embed,link. http://vocaroo.com
Jun 25, 2009 03:18 PM GMT ·
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NAMSlibrary: always good to have an exit strategy for when a cool online tool fails to exist in the future. good idea #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: “How do you get information, people, and resources to come to you?” – That’s why FB beat out MySpace #onbuttontie09
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milobo: A learning network is people, not things. Great comment from @bwilkoff #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 How do you create lasting, valuable, peripheral collaboration spaces? #onbuttontie09 #cotie09
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keelycorin: There should be a way to combine Classroom 2.0 with Facebook (but still keep the networks separate) #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 03:07 PM GMT ·
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milobo: Collaboration: Regular connections in multiple spaces are important to keep the connections open. #cotie09 #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 Having the time, or the platform, for accessing and contributing to many learning communities #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: It’s hard to keep up with a social network & a professional network. #onbuttontio09 #onbuttontie09
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 Access to my fellow teachers with one click would be nice (for me, maybe not them). #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: #onbuttontie09
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NAMSlibrary: middle school librarian in Jeffco. #onbuttontie09
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onbuttontie09: #onbuttontie09 Estes Park – data manager; exploring ideas
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cnorris10: #onbuttontie09 Carrie Norris – elementary technology teacher/coach from ccsd. Looking for ideas to engage students and staff.
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NAMSlibrary: in on button session. learning about tweet grid and back channels #onbuttontie09
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keelycorin: HS social studies teacher – using social media to engage learners outside of the classroom #onbuttontie09
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MyraG: @onbuttontie09 Good morning all — good morning to learn! #onbuttontie09
Jun 25, 2009 02:40 PM GMT ·
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beverson: @onbuttontie09 Ben here, teacher from Longmont. Looking for ideas to enhance PD. #onbuttontie09
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jfv78: #onbuttontie09 Judy Van Acker – Colorado Library Consultant (CLiC). SE Regional Library Consultant. Hello everyone!
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lisettecasey: #onbuttontie09
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dwatweb: #onbuttontie09 Dan Watkins Technology Coordinator Wheat Ridge High School
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lisettecasey: looking to break down the walls of the classroom through collaboration #onbuttontie09
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onbuttontie09: #onbuttontie09 I am talking about hashtags.
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