About me: I am Kellie McRobert eLearning lead teacher at Nayland Primary School. I am in m third year with the Whakatu ICT cluster.
I am passionate about eLearning personally and professionall...
...tarted to share their journey so far, these might be worth a read as well:
Frimley School – Engaging Parents and Whanau
Emma Watts from Whakatu School, Community comments on...
...will try here...I've been reading with interest the discussion in the Whakatu Cluster around digital citize...in online spaces and communities. I'm interested in the points in the Whakatu discussion around what are th...
...session with Tony was inspiring, enlightening and provocative
We decided to have the syndicate leaders and eLearning lead teachers for the Whakatu and link Learning clusters at...
...d community. The AUP has grown from student discussions, Lead E-Learning Teacher discussioon and professional development through the Whakatu Cluster (ULearn, Tony Ryan, L...
...p Invite schools from the Link Learning ClusterInvite all schools from Whakatu ClusterImprove the model from...tchurch School - KellieTasman School/Link Learning Cluster School - BecWhakatu Cluster Schools Contact - Emm...
Description:
This is the genius cafe group on the VLN... The 'Genius Cafe' is an initiative started by the Whakatu Schools eLearning Cluster. It is an evolving learning opportunity based on the premise that; '... none of us is as smart as all of us...' (thanks Sir Ken Robinson)
...of technology.
Lead Teacher stories:
Ché Luke
I am currently involved in the development of The Genius Café in the Whakatu cluster. My goal is to...
...onal Learning Networks.
· 3 staff members were involved in the Whakatu ICTPD Cluster Film Fest...n accepted at L@S’12 to present eCompetencies and co-present the Whakatu School Film Festival project....
...ing Framework: Access pages for each dimension/element.
e-Learning strategic plans: Schools share examples of what they are developing.
Whakatu Cluster Strategic Plan for e-...
This is the genius cafe group on the VLN... The 'Genius Cafe' is an initiative started by the Whakatu Schools eLearning Cluster. It is an evolving learning opportunity based on the premise that; '... none of us is as smart as all of us...' (thanks Sir Ken Robinson)