Tēnā koutou, talofa lava, and welcome to the latest fortnightly round up for the start of June.
Universal Design for Learning group is back up and running and check out the Digital Citizenship group, which showcased five top tips to consider during Cyber Security Week.
You might be interested in viewing yesterday's webinar:
What does effective e-learning pedagogy and UFB look like? 5 June. In this webinar, Janice Gulbransen from Nayland Primary school, shared the journey of ultra-fast broadband in her school. Janice talked about leadership challenges and ways to support staff as they model effective e-learning pedagogy and innovative practice in the classroom. This webinar is also supported by a blog post, What changes when you get ultra-fast broadband?
Also, feel free to join us in the following up-coming event:
Looking forward to ‘seeing you online’ this term - hei konā mai,
Karen, Tessa & Catriona | Blended e-Learning Online Team
Check out Leadership and e-Learning via the Enabling e-Learning website.
E- Portfolios and Performance Appraisal: Shane Ngatai is looking at incorporating performance appraisal systems into an e-Portfolio model. Does anyone have any examples of ideas to share with Shane?
Check out e-Learning & Professional Learning>>the Enabling e-Learning website and in particular, the latest Reflections - VPLD hui 2012 video on the Virtual Professional Learning and Development programme (VPLD) page.
Māori and Pasifika achievement at secondary school: If you missed the original post, here’s a Radio NZ National podcast, highlighting how one Auckland secondary school has made dramatic improvements in the achievement rates for their Maori and Pacific students.
Check out e-Learning and Teaching>>> the Enabling e-Learning website and the latest videos from Parkvale school as they provide opportunities for personalised learning with their 1:1 netbook programme. You can find these the new school stories on the English and e-learning page on Enabling e-Learning.
Allanah King has added the following bookmarks:
Karen Melhuish Spencer has added the following bookmarks.
Check out e-Learning and Technologies on the Enabling e-Learning website.
Check out Beyond the Classroom on the Enabling e-Learning website.