15/07/2014

TRCC Ako-e

9.00

• Karakia
• Pechaflikr - Janelle - based on presentation style PechaKucha
• Te VLN

Te Virtual Learning Network

The aim is to have every TRCC Ako-e participant registered on the Virtual Learning Network.

Think of this space as:

• Our main virtual platform  
• A resource bank to access and share resources
• A space to add whakaaro, pātai, kōrero

He aha ngā painga o te VLN?

Nā Tessa Gray tēnei POW TOON i hanga.

Tessa Gray has created an awesome POW TOON about the 'whats' and 'hows' of using the Virtual Learning Network - Check it out here: 

Why use this space?

Utilising Te Rangitukutuku - The MMeLPF

A positioning tool that allows you and/or your kura to plan towards building or improving e-capability and e-capacity.

This tool will be explored in more depth in the afternoon sessions.

GOOGLE DOC TASK 1

Te hononga: MMeLPF - Have you used it?

This is a quick task to show us your response to the above question.  

You can not access the document below - you have to click on the link above.

We will all be able to view your responses below - all entries will appear when this page is refreshed.

GOOGLE DOC TASK 2

Te hononga: Whanake Ngaiotanga

This is another quick task - to position yourself on part of the Māori Medium e-Learning Planning Framework (MMeLPF).  Click on the link above - 'Whanake Ngaiotanga' - and position where you are at by typing your name in the yellow boxes of each table.

You can not access the document below - you have to click on the link above.

The VLN is a professional learning network, a professional learning community - where you can participate in professional learning activities.  In your own time, at your own pace & it's available 24/7.

We will all be able to view your responses below - all entries will appear when this page is refreshed.

Already a VLN user?

How are you currently using/utilising the VLN?

Contribute to the discussion post here:

Te hononga:  PD in PJs or what?

Not yet a user?

You need to register to add any contributions to this space.

This is a short screen recording showing and explaining how to register for the Virtual Learning Network.  

Tips to remember:

• Use your real name for your Display name - Allow viewers to make a virtual connection with you.
• Use a school email address that ends with '.school.nz' to allow faster access to the Virtual Learning Network.  It is ok to use any email address but there will be a wait process to accept your registration.
• You will be notified by email about two things - confirming your email address and acceptance.
• Please ask for help if you need it

VLN Registration from Moana Timoko on Vimeo.

7 Easy steps to join the VLN

VIMEO Video Recordings by Karen Melhuish

1.  Register here– www.vln.school.nz

The registration process may take 24 hours if you do not use a school email address - Contact can be made with the VLN Help team to avoid registration delays - help@vln.school.nz.

2.  Set up your professional profile - 

3.  Find, join & create useful groups

4.  Tailor your dashboard

5.  Set up/review your notifications

6.  Connect [‘friend’] - build your network

7.  Contribute.  Share.  Ask.  Reflect.  Learn.  HAVE A TUTU!!!!

Virtual Learning Network Whakaaro, Pātai, Kōrero:

Add any whakaaro, pātai, kōrero here:   Whakaaro, Pātai, Kōrero