Workshop+CUE+Conference

== =Spread Technology like Wildfire=

=Why the book? How old school!=

How we use tools to learn, communicate, and transform information is what is important. At the core of our teaching is always the curriculum. Our challenge is to teach students how to find good information and to ethically use it on web2.0 applications. We need to engage students and not enrage them!**
 * A book is a tool just like the web2.0 tools we are teaching.

=Questions:= What kind of projects do we give them? Can they just go to the internet and cut and paste to pass a course? What kind of responsible citizens does this make them? Does their school brain match their world brain?**
 * What kind of learning questions are we asking our students?

Web2.0 Blog
@http://virtualmallofknowledge.blogspot.com/

Liz Davis's Web2.0 Tutorial Wiki
http://21ctools.wikispaces.com/

My educational links on delicious @http://delicious.com/ldomeier

**Mr. Eckert Biology 11 Wikispace**
http://eckert.wikispaces.com/

Novel: //Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time// by Mark Haddon
https://curiousincident.wikispaces.com/ (this is a closed wiki)

Wiki to Support ESL Students
https://eslearners.wikispaces.com/

http://socialjustice12.wikispaces.com/
 * Social Justice 12 Wiki**


 * Science wiki on an element**

Digital Storytelling
https://eslearners.wikispaces.com/Digital+Storytelling

Ethical Use of Information and Digital Footprint
@http://www.bestlibrary.org/digital/2006/08/david_warlicks_.html
 * David Warlick's Code of Ethics**

http://creativecommons.org/about/

Students search for photos on http://www.flickr.com/ and add **Creative Commons** to their search term to find photos they can ethically use in their projects. Students link back the photos to the creator of the image. They can also add their photos to their Work Cited pages.
 * Images**


 * Citation Machine helps students to easily create Works Cited pages for projects.**

Inspiration
http://www.ted.com/ Inspirational videos on technology, entertainment, and design from some of the worlds most innovative people.

http://www.cbc.ca/spark/ Amazing CBC show, blog, and podcast on technology and culture.