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ePals Conference 2009: July 28 in Boston!

Here's your chance to meet power users of ePals and learn how to become a power user too! Our second ePals conference will be Tuesday, July 28, at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. Registration will open in October 2008. Do you have an idea that you would like to share? A story you would like to tell...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by Rita Oates on 08-27-2008
ePals users at NECC 2009 in Washington, DC

30 years of Ed Tech: NECC will be in Washington, DC on June 28-July 1, 2009. http://center.uoregon.edu/ISTE/NECC2009/ Share your ePals experiences with other teachers who are interested in online collaborative learning, be part of a panel, volunteer to be an ePals ambassador in our booth, or meet other...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by Rita Oates on 08-12-2008
Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Dan Njiriri will discuss the implementation of educational technology in Kenyan schools, cross-cultural communication and dealing with e-waste. He will also highlight the Kenya Rural Schools Computer Project, including a primary school case study on using ePals to connect with foreign classrooms. He...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by epals blc08 on 07-21-2008
Re: Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Thank you for sharing your unique perspective! I think it is important for educators to increase their own global awareness and global literacy as part of this disalogue! ePals is a powerful tool for making these types of connections for both students and teachers! Again, thank you. For those ePals users...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-17-2008
Re: Integrating National Geographic’s Content into Your Curriculum and Use of ePals

The opportunity to integrate high quality National Geogrpahic content into global opportunities via ePals has been enthusiastically embraced by teachers across the country! As Director of Professional Development, I've had the unique opportunity to work with many teachers, and they are energized...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-17-2008
Re: A Dozen ePals Projects for the Global Classroom Connection

You had a terrific presentation just packed with great information! I hope you can post your handout here so we can all easily access the URLs you referred to.

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Rita Oates on 07-16-2008
Re: Case Study: San Diego-China Classroom Collaboration with ePals SchoolMail, SchoolBlog and More

Hello John, Thanks for asking such good questions. Concerning the translation question, no I have not felt a need for having everything translated into another language at this time. The colleagues I've worked with in the past want their students to learn English and having the blog page in this...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Candace Pauchnick on 07-15-2008
Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Several of you came up to me after this morning's session to talk about using ePals in your classrooms, schools and districts! I'm happy to continue the conversation of how you can make ePals come to life for you in your schools. Ask questions; share strategies. We can continue the journey here...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-15-2008
Re: Global Collaboration & Learning: The View from Africa

[quote user="Ed Fish"]An aspect of the ePals/Kenyan relationship that I discussed with Barnabas last evening and wanted to share was that ePals enables Kenyan schools and students to collaborate across the coutry and across the world -- and importantly -- to do so with low bandwidth dialup...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by John Rabasa on 07-15-2008
Re: Case Study: San Diego-China Classroom Collaboration with ePals SchoolMail, SchoolBlog and More

Hey Candace, We often show the San Diego / China SchoolBlog as a demonstration of collaboration between classrooms. Currently SchoolBlog does not have translation features, something we have on our forums and SchoolMail. How important would it be for SchoolBlog to have instant translation? Also do you...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by John Rabasa on 07-15-2008

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ePals Conference 2009: July 28 in Boston!

ePals users at NECC 2009 in Washington, DC

Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Re: Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Re: Integrating National Geographic’s Content into Your Curriculum and Use of ePals

Re: A Dozen ePals Projects for the Global Classroom Connection

Re: Case Study: San Diego-China Classroom Collaboration with ePals SchoolMail, SchoolBlog and More

Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Re: Global Collaboration & Learning: The View from Africa

Re: Case Study: San Diego-China Classroom Collaboration with ePals SchoolMail, SchoolBlog and More