Geek!Ed! is a frequently-weekly netcast produced by five geeks (and occasional guests) from Pinckney Community Schools, MI. We're geeks in education who are geeked about the impact of technology on education.
Email us at edu.geek@gmail.com
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Our 20th podcast! From the “green room,” in lovely Pinckney, Michigan. An apology for the last episode, some lame giggles, and a call to visit MySpace…
This show has a lot of good information about http://www.myspace.com. It’s a good place for “Digital Immigrants” to learn what the “Digital Natives” are up to.
Michael [...]
Our 19th podcast! From the “green room,” high atop the broadcast tower in lovely downtown Pinckney, Michigan. Tom went to lunch, so Chris, Diane, & Michael are playing…S
Ask A Ninja
Ask.com
We need better shownotes.
Our 18th podcast! From the “green room” in lovely downtown Pinckney, Michigan, a podcast that deserves some reflection. Why are we doing any of this anyway…
Carol Pearsall joins Diane, Chris, Michael and Tom.
How do we evaluate technology? When should we evaluate it?
Our first on-location podcast! From MACUL 2006 in Grand Rapids, Michigan a podcast discussion of conference experiences. Diane, Chris, Michael and Tom are joined by Marybeth Miller, Kevin Galbraith and Tim Green in sharing their experiences about one of the best educational technology conferences in the United States.
Sites Referenced:
Macul
Stellarium
After about 10 jocular minutes of sharing our email address, (edu.geek@gmail.com), we begin discussing 21st century technology skills. Most of the session then focuses on Internet messaging and chat.
Chris’ Geek-of-the-Week is Paint.net from Washington State University
