2008+AEAI+Presentation+Agenda

=AEAI Online Resources= Back to 2008 AEAI Conference Presentation =Outline= // In this on-line interactive web presentation, art teachers will have a chance to gain access to web resources for professional development. Participants will identify, bookmark, and have an opportunity to reflect on the social experience in this session through a collaborative forum. The presentation/demonstration will include the following online resources: //
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// A mention of additional web resources like **[|Ning]** and **[|Voice Threads]** will complete this information/sharing opportunity. // The agenda, outlined with important information, will be posted to my Wikispaces account at least a week before the workshop. A list of a few key questions will begin the participants’ thoughts about using on-line tools. The why and how will be included in these burning questions about using on-line tools. An e-mail will be sent approximately 3 days before the workshop with instructions on how to accept the Google document invitation for collaborative writing. A Delicious link will be included in the Google Document for art teachers to create a social bookmarking account. Participants will be able to see how social bookmarking can be used. Each participant will only need to click on the resources provided in the Wikispaces for Teachers to get each of the following tools; Flickr, Shelfari, Wikispaces, Picasa, Voice Thread, and Ning. They can create their on-line accounts with each of these tools after a short demonstration of the use and benefits of each of the tools. A collaborative discussion about **//key questions//** will begin on-line dialogue with the participants. Images of the workshop will be posted to Flickr and/or Picasa during the workshop for participants use. As a culminating activity, participants will use the images posted to create a short collaborative presentation. The presentation will conclude with any questions or comments and an invitation to participate in an on-going on-line collaborative discussion focusing on using more web 2.0 tools in the instruction of art.
 * // **[|Delicious]**-social bookmarking //
 * // **[|Google Docs]**-collaborative writing //
 * // **[|Shelfari]**-book/resource sharing //
 * // **Wikispaces**-outlining/agenda resource //
 * // **[|Flickr]** and **[|Picasa]**-social photo sharing //
 * // **[|Wordpress]**-personal/professional blogging //
 * // ** [|Google video] ** –video sharing //