[MACEP] Spring Slumbertech - Web Tools

Allan Dunn addunn3 at comcast.net
Sat Apr 2 11:51:49 PST 2005


Paul,

I have it on my calendar.  I would be glad to be in charge of food for 
Friday Night (dinner would be OK - we could do it!) and Saturday 
Breakfast.  I would throw in a fee ($20?) for food, expenses, and 
commitment - as we have done in the past.  Mark Peterson was the keeper 
of the $$ before...

AD

On Mar 29, 2005, at 9:25 AM, Paul Nelson wrote:

> Hello Folks,
>
> We need to get going on this...
>
> The topic was web applications. Blogs, content management systems 
> (CMS),
> on-line course delivery software, collaborative web tools etc...
>
> There is enough happening here that we can keep the focus limited and
> all of us come away with some good tools to put to use in our schools.
> Thor and Clarity have been doing a lot with this and they have some
> expertise. Tim has been using blogging software to run his Lewis
> Elementary school web site for a couple of years now.
> http://lewiselementary.org/
>
> We used a CMS system for our mock trial teams to work with attorneys
> virtually and ended up winning state. I think the technology really
> helped us. Right now we're starting to publish our school newspaper on 
> a
> blog instead of paper. Even the superintendent is getting into the act.
>
> This stuff is easy to use and most of it is free. I think we need to
> schedule our spring slumbertech to learn all about it.  Paul Monheimer
> volunteered the Catlin Gabel campus. We just need to pick the dates and
> start lining up the presenters.
>
> The basic recipe for a slumbertech is to take a simple tech concept and
> have a few short presentations. Add to that a good amount of time for
> folks to experiment in a hands-on environment. You top that off by
> encouraging EVERYONE to bring cool things to share and play with and 
> the
> result is a smorgasbord of tech fun.
>
> We need a date for a Friday night and Saturday morning event.
>
> We also need someone experienced in Costco cuisine for the Saturday
> breakfast. I'd suggest a bring your own grub potluck for Friday.
>
> Hours would be 4-6pm setup and reconnect time on Friday. Potluck dinner
> at 6pm. Presentations at 7pm and 8pm on Friday. Then breakfast at 8am
> Saturday with morning presentations at 9am and 10am. Then we clean up
> and pack it in by 12 noon.
>
> The first date I have free is the weekend of May 20-21. How does that
> sound? What am I missing?
>
> ;-) Paul
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