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toc =Welcome to I.C.Teaching=
 * This wiki began as a repository for ideas and sites that I collected at the NavCon conference in 2007. Early in 2009 it transformed into the wiki site for a presentation I gave at the Japanese Teachers' conference in Sydney. I am now transforming it into a place to store teaching ideas across all subject areas. I would like it to serve as a place that all teachers who are embarking on a journey into the unknown (or indeed the known) can come to look for ideas, sites and a path to help them on the way.
 * It is a work in progress and any contributions would be welcome.
 * I am far from being a computer whiz but have always been prepared to try things out and experiment with the tools on offer.
 * My journey began with RSS and continues to grow with my PLN. The links in the menu pane (on the left) are things that I have gathered on the way and that I am using for both professional development and in the classroom.
 * There is now also a blog that we can contribute to at Posterous. Please let me know if you would like to contribute to this blog in any way. Contributing is as simple as sending an email.

[|School 2.0] Creating the Schools we need (Chris Lehmann) [|2009 Horizon Report K12 Edition] - Report on emerging technologies likely to impact education [|Digital Youth Research] - Report on research into kids' informal learning with digital media
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Wiki Links

 * Awesome wikis to help you on your way

[|Cool Tools For Schools] - An extensive list of Web2.0 pages to help you do anything in the classroom Get them talking using Web2.0 - For language teachers Voicethread for Education PLN Yourself - Tips to get your PLN up and running

2 of my classroom wikis
Yr7 Japanese Yr8 Japanese

Links to get you started

 * The [|Common Craft channel] on YouTube has lots of short videos that help explain things like blogs, social networking and twitter in "Plain English". Well worth a visit.

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