Music Teacher 2.0: Blogging Your Way to a Better Classroom - TI:ME 2011
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Notas del editor
[twitter]I am starting my presentation: Music Teacher 2.0 – Blogging Your Way to a Better Classroom[/twitter]
[twitter]Use #mt20 to add your thoughts/ideas throughout the presentation. We will be checking in![/twitter]
[twitter]How effective do you think blogging can be in improving a music classroom? Vote now: http://bit.ly/fmHt8n [/twitter]http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/MjA3NzkxMjA1Nw
[twitter]My definition of a blog? A tool for content creation and sharing. What is yours?[/twitter]
[twitter]Three characteristics of a good music classroom: Well-Prepared Teacher, Smoothly-Managed Program, **Engaged Students!**[/twitter]
[twitter]Each of these characteristics can be more easily achieved using blogging.[/twitter]
[twitter]Ways blogging can help professional development: Write a blog (share ideas/ask questions) or Read Blogs (read ideas/answer questions)[/twitter]
[twitter]Discussing RSS Feeds and Feed Readers. What is your favorite Feed Reader?[/twitter]
[twitter]What part of being a music teacher is the LEAST productive when it comes to actually teaching music? Vote now: http://bit.ly/gRBGOk[/twitter]http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/MjEyODExMjQxOQ
[twitter]Blogging can help distribute information to students and teachers–post a blog, subscribe your parents email addresses via RSS![/twitter]
[twitter]Ways to engage students using blogging: have them write a weekly blog about music class, have them comment on other blog posts[/twitter]
[twitter]Say hi, where you are from, and why you love Twitter to the #umiami Music Ed majors using tag #mt20! We are watching! #musedchat #musiced[/twitter]
[twitter]Which statement best describes your teaching situation? Vote now: http://bit.ly/efRmgS[/twitter]http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/LTY2MTQ3MTg5OQ
[twitter]After our conversation: How effective do you think blogging can be in improving a music classroom? http://bit.ly/h046bY[/twitter]http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/MTg5NDEyMjM1NQ
[twitter]Final thoughts: In the words of @MusicEdTech: “Teach Music: The Technology Will Follow.”
[twitter]Wrapping up my session on blogging, here! Thanks so much for participating with me![/twitter]