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This site is for Mrs. Stangherlin's classes at Salisbury High School.
School 2.0
This blog was posted by in his 13 April 2007 Instructional Technology Update.
How does this strike you? Reality? Over-hyped?
Blog about your thoughts on the ITU Blog by clicking here.
If you have not viewed Karl Fisch’s Did You Know, you should really get a set of headphones and begin here.
Keep your headphones on.
Definitely worth watching:
Karl Fisch’s What If
Karl Fisch’s 2020 Vision
Want more information on Did You Know? Click here.
Also check out Shift Happens, recommended by Randy Ziegenfuss as “particularly well done.” I agree. Worth the watch.
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You can read more about School 2.0 by visiting these sites. Check out the links below before blogging:
*School20.net
*School 2.0 Manifesto
*School 2.0 Map
*IP Mid-Term Blogs
As our district moves forward with the Classrooms for the Future grant and 21st century initiatives, think about how you would reshape teaching and learning. Join the conversation by clicking here.
