Joseph Haughey here, testing to see if I have actually made it onto the blog, and hoping so.
It was a fantastic meeting this afternoon and I look forward to conversing with everybody in the SIG in the near future!
I would be interested in getting online examples of digital stories that others use as exemplars in their courses. Particularly I am interested in digital stories created by early childhood students (k-2) and upper elementary age students (3-6 grade).
Below are a few that I have found online. (Read the article)
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As the outgoing Chair of the Assessment & eFolio SIG, I am pleased to announce that a new Chair and Assistant Chair were elected by the members present at the SITE 2007 SIG meeting. Matt Miller, of Western Washington University, will be the Assessment & eFolio Committee Chair for 2007-2008, with Hans van Bergen of Hogeschool Utrecht as Assistant Chair.
Best wishes to the new leadership team. Please stay tuned to this blog site for postings from the new Chair.
Greetings! My name is Carl Young, and I am the new Chair of the English Education Special Interest Group (SIG) here at SITE. I’d like to invite any of you who might be interested to participate in the English Education SIG. This year’s SIG meeting is scheduled for today–Friday, March 30–from 11:45 to 12:45, in the San Antonio Ballroom. I hope that you can make it! Feel free to bring your lunch. I will have a brief agenda, but I also invite you to bring any ideas you have to share that might inform and further shape the agenda, including future endeavors we might pursue together.
One of the topics of discussion I would like to consider together is the current trends in research and practice in English Education and technology—what these are and the direction you see our field going with respect to these trends, along with a discussion of what current research articles and projects are informing and shaping English Education with respect to these trends. If you could bring ideas to share on this topic and/or others, that would be great. I look forward to meeting you and collaborating soon!
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Greetings, everyone,
Hope that you are having a good conference. I am the chair of the special education SIG. I teach at Roosevelt University in Chicago, where I teach special education, special education technology, and occasionally moonlight at teaching the general education technology class where I always manage to recruit one or two more to the special education field.
Tomorrow the special education SIG meets at 12:00. We will be looking for a VP at the meeting tomorrow.
Cindy Anderson
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Welcome to SITE! Let me introduce myself: I’m Joanne Carney, Chair of the SITE Assessment and eFolio SIG. I’d like to extend a warm welcome to any SITE attendees who might be interested in these important areas in information technology & teacher education, but who not yet participating in our SIG. Join us for the SIG meeting on Wednesday, March 28, at 11:45 in Exec Salon 1. Bring your lunch if you choose, and gather with colleagues from around the world to plan for how we might collaborate on initiatives related to assessment or electronic portfolios. We can learn so much from each other and extend the mission and spirit of SITE.
Dear SITE friends and colleagues,
Welcome to the SITE Blog and particularly to the Equity and Justice SIG of SITE. As we are set to arrive in San Antonio I wanted to outreach to those of you who have expressed interest in this SIG and have you share your ideas and interests in advance of our meeting together if you would like. You will notice that there are already two substantive posts in the Equity and Justice category of the SITE Blog. Nikki Davis has shared (Read the article)
Welcome everyone to the SITE Graduate Education and Faculty Development SIG, as we look forward to our meeting in San Antonio. If this message looks familiar, it is also at http://gefd.uniblogs.org/, but wanted to have it here on the SITE site. Our GE-FD SIG addresses issues related to both graduate education and faculty development of and by teachers and teacher-educators. (Read the article)
I am pleased to announce that Dr. Scott Slough has been selected as the new Co-Chair of the Science Education SIG here at SITE. Scott has a history of being active in both ASTE (Association of Science Teacher Educators) and SITE.
Scott is an Associate Professor of Science Education at….
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Hello! I am David Slykhuis, as John Park mentioned in an early post I am the new Chair of the Science Education SIG here at SITE. One of the first things that I am happy to do is to present the winner of this years NTLI (National Technology Leadership Initiative) Award from ASTE (Association of Science Teacher Educators): Rebecca Schneider of the University of Toledo.
Each year at the ASTE Meeting….
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