Collaboration

  “Today’s schools are faced with a difficult dilemma that pits a student body that has grown up immersed in technology against a teaching faculty that is less facile with the tools of the trade” (Richardson 6). Collaboration is our key, as educators, to facing the challenge of the “Digital Native.” Whether it is meeting with our school librarian to discuss use of technology tools for practice or assessment, sharing or gaining ideas in our monthly Technology Collaboration meetings, or presenting locally or nationally at conferences or workshops, my goal is always to use Web 2.0 tools, etc. in a manner that is aligned with best practices, engages students and provides a structure in which my students will thrive. I could not and do not do this alone; I seek out advice, I share ideas and I learn everyday.
 * Collaboration ** 

**Technology has truly brought to life the idea of a lifelong learner.** ||  
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 * media type="custom" key="6131095" || * NCTE Conference in Nashville ( concurrent session)
 * PMSA ( Middle School Conference at Penn State)
 * Technology in the English Classroom with Thomas Daccord Boston, July 2008
 * PETE&C: Feb. 2009 (concurrent session)
 * Promethean User Group April 2009 (concurrent session)
 * IU 15 Conference June 2009 ( concurrent session)
 * Keystone Summit (July 2009)
 * PETE&C: Feb. 2010 Keystone Poster Session
 * Derry Township Workshops: Blogs, APL, Writing to Learn, Google Docs and Glogster
 * Taste Of Hershey: Technology Showcase
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif;">Links from paiunet.org
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif;">Free Technology for Teachers
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