Getting Connected
Blogging
Wiki spaces
Social Networks
Skype
  -example
Ideas for classrooms
Cell Phones
TeacherTube
Mobile learning
i-pods
publish
share
http://docs.google.com/present/view?id=ddrjwhbs_34csk5s7cq
share with the world
connect with other classrooms
invite the experts
ask questions
create
Learn about digital citizenship
instant messaging
video
screen sharing
conference chats
excellent audio
 user friendly 
It's free!
allows users to connect in more than one way
and YouTube
are perfect for publishing presentations, 
engaging learners through explaining/showing, and sharing
digital storytelling
drama
musical productions
interviews
Tweeting
Facebook
collaborative sharing 
building and creating together
open
http://docs.google.com/present/view?id=ddrjwhbs_33fwbttmcb
write and 
blogging allows you to
blogging provides an opportunity to
ideas
find a place in the digital global village
Share thoughts and opinions
 
This is an opportunity for engaging writers
 
writing in an authentic way.
engaging writers
in an
Learners can share
Novel studies
poetry
essays
exchange with others.
shared with a purpose.
can be
You can add an internet 
based phone number, voice messaging and 
call any phone for a very reasonable 
additional fee.
http://skype.com/
Download Skype at:
We can connect with others in unprecedented ways.
The ability to network with others around common interests
is a new way to leverage the knowledge of many
it is possible to access shared resources,
pose requests or questions, or opinions
and recieve quick feedback
http://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dc3p9m6f_648rn9wg8
There are countless opportunities for professional networking.
The days of waiting for a workshop or presentation for inspiration
are over
if we are willing to connect, network and share as digital citizens.
The digital age connects us through engaging tools. When we find something useful it is human nature to adopt it and use it to our advantage. 
Smart Phones
http://bit.ly/2rjKvs
http://learningweb2.wikispaces.com/Wikis+Overview
Socially constructed knowledge
http://skelearning.wikispaces.com/
How are YOU connecting?
http://www.wikispaces.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GiEUEJS3j8&feature=fvw