Emma Watts 
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About me
Kia ora! I'm the Lead E-Learning Teacher at Upper Moutere School. I have been teaching for nearly 12 years. I trained in London and worked for 8 years in the heart of the East End where I was a Lead Literacy Teacher. I have been leading e-learning for 4 years in NZ. I am passionate about using e-learning 'tools' to encourage students to be independent and creative learners. E-learning gives communities opportunities to connect, communicate, collaborate, customize and create. I was awarded an eFellowship in 2013.
Flick-It-On
Students creating movies through the key competencies & the curriculum
Whakatu Schools
W-S eLearning
Collaborate: Connect, Learn, Participate and Create!
Be part of the collaborative learning adventure! Add and/or select a learning project that's right for you! Share your ideas!
Innovative Learning Environments
Designing new spaces for student-centred, 21st century learning.
- BecPower
Welcome to the Collaborate: Connect, Learn, Participate and Create Group lovely lady! Would you be so kind to add a discussion and blurb about FIO?
- Tessa Gray
Kia ora Emma and welcome to the Digital Citizenship group. Good to have you on board. Your expertise and skills in this area, will be most valuable.
You might also be interested in a webinar we ran this year on Digital citizenship - using inquiry to build digital citizenship [/groupcms/view/187012/webinar-recordings]
In the meantime, please feel free to jump in, add your own resources, ask a question or contribute to the collaborative projects on offer.
Looking forward to working with you online again. Ngā mihi nui, nā Tessa.
- Enabling e-Learning
Haere mai and welcome to Enabling e-Learning, Emma. Good to have you on board - and great to meet you at #lats12. I hope you enjoy the weekly e-learning round-up on the blog [/pg/blog/owner/group:118255]. Looking forward to working with you this year!
Ngā mihi nui, nā Karen Melhuish - Emma Watts
new school...new class...new blog - http://r4umo2012.blogspot.co.nz/ we'd love some messages!
- Tessa Gray
Kia ora Emma, we have created some community badges (/pg/groupcms/view/231460/) that show recognition to those who have actively participated in the Enabling e-Learning community groups this year.
Please feel free to download the badges that best represent how you have engaged on the EE groups - for example, "Member of the week". This can be uploaded to your profile page or any other online presence you have.
Again, thank you for your thoughtful contributions. Ngā mihi mō te Kirihimete and see you online in 2012!
ICT New Zealand
By Emma Wattshttp://ictnz.com/ - Trevor Bond's Web site. Great information on developing questioning skills for students. Good rubric for supporting students understanding of how to ask higher level questions.Paula's Pages
By Emma Wattspaulaspages.wikispaces.com - Initially looked at Paula Jamieson's wikipage through the ICTPD Online Newsletter for her preofessional readings page. There are also some good pages for teacher PD, especially with Voicethread. I will pass on the links to the teachers...Patrick Holford
By Emma Wattswww.patrickholford.com - Great ideas for living and staying 100% healthy!
Blogging & Homework
By Emma WattsCommented on Ainsley's blog post about 'blogging' as howework - some interesting point are being raised on the dicsussion. Check is out at: /mod/threaded_forums/topicposts.php?topic=54087&group_guid=52477How are students getting greater access to e-Learning tools at school?
This was a question that was part of a discussion for the Whakatu Cluster: My first response to: ‘How are they getting greater access to e-Learning tools?' is to ask further questions. What are e-learning tools? Is this the...Working with teachers and their classes
By Emma WattsDuring 2011, as part of my e-learning leadership role, I am working with teachers in their classrooms with their students to support embedding e-learning into their classroom programmes. The first teacher and class I have started working with...
