This event is now full and we are operating a standby list below or email dundeeSED-tm@yahoo.com

 

 

                                             

 

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This event is now full and we are operating a standby list below or email dundeeSED-tm@yahoo.com TeachMeet Student Edition Dundee When and Where What to Present? write my essay Seven Minute Micropresentations Learning Conversations Two Minute NanoPresentations Posterous Enthusiastic Lurkers (Attendees) Watch Online (if you can't make it in person) TeachEat (dinner after TeachMeet) Twitter tag #tmSED11

 

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TeachMeet Student Edition Dundee

This TeachMeet is specifically targeted at student teachers, teachers in their probationary year and newly qualified teachers. It's an informal gathering of those who want to share cool ideas they have tried in their classrooms.

 

You can come along to chat, watch, listen or give a seven or two minute presentation - you don't need to be a probationer or student to present - everyone's welcome

 

Afterwards we hope you will continue to chat and socialise at a local restaurant for TeachEat. 

 

To sign up: e-mail dundeeSED-tm@yahoo.com or add your name below (Not sure how? Click here for instructions)

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When and Where

11th January 2011 

6:30-9pm 

University of Dundee Central campus, Dalhousie Building.

Followed by TeachEat

 

The Main Event

 

Compères: Jennifer Harvey and Andy McLaughlin

 

 

• Housekeeping and Introduction
• BrainPop Screening
• Discovery Science Centre Presentation
• 2 Seven Minute Presentations
• Table Discussion
• Short Break
• 2 Seven Minute Presentations
• Table discussion
• 2 Seven Minute Presentations
• Summing up 

 

 

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What to Present?

You can talk about anything that has inspired you, has worked well in class, a tool, a strategy, a topic... The list is endless.  The one rule here is NO SELLING! 

Let's also agree not to cause any PowerPoint induced comas and remember technology may not always be your friend.  Set up time is 2 minutes for each presentation.

You do not have to present anything, you can always be an Enthusiastic Lurker

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Seven Minute Micropresentations

Whether it is about your classroom displays, encouraging speaking and listening or an engaging web tool, your talk must be about real learning activities. It must be practical and applicable.    If it is online please add links to your presentation or work to the title (this will speed things up on the night).

 

Add your name and what you may talk about below. 

 

1. Dundee Science Centre

2. Jenny Harvey - @relativism - probably games based learning based on Endless Ocean 2

3. Andy McLaughlin - @mclaughlin_andy - Animation as a Learning Tool (hopefully presented by pupils!!)

4. Neil Winton - "Wikis for Excellence", or "How to fail successfully!" - I'll make my mind up by January... honest! ;-)    (sadly Neil has had to cancel, Andy might do a little Wiki magic in his absence!) link to Andy's demo wiki: http://arbroathinga-s1saga2010.wikispaces.com/ )

5.  Con Morris - "Glow - CPD for Student Teachers"  (happy to bow out if too many)

6. Olivia Wexelstein -  Wellwood PS: One-Stop Glow Simplified - Glow group to help staff get started on Glow

7.  Paul Campbell - @PCampbell91 - 'Digital Literacies in the Early Years' - lessons for all the stages

8.  Leona Tindal - Social Networking for Schools

 

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Learning Conversations

Not everyone gets, or wants, to present, which means you could sit through the entire thing without saying a word - that's not exactly the best way to learn! Recent unconferences, including LeadMeet09 and the education2020 unconference, have included time for small group discussion. How about every 3 presentations then 10 minutes for informal group conversations?

 

Possible conversation topics - please add ideas to this list:

 

 

1. Recording pupil progress for assessment 
2. Curriculum for Excellence: What is working for you? Where next?
3. 2 stars and a wish for Scottish Education 
4. Probationer chat
5. Using Social Networking for learning and teaching 
6. Emerging strengths and challenges from the Donaldson Review of Teacher Education in Scotland 

 

 

 

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Two Minute NanoPresentations

Whether it is about your classroom displays, encouraging speaking and listening or an engaging web tool, your talk must be about real learning activities. It must be practical and applicable.    If it is online please add links to your presentation or work to the title (this will speed things up on the night).

 

Add your name and what you may talk about below. 

 

 

1. Chalkface blog
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Posterous

 

To share presentations, comments or thoughts from the night I have set up a Posterous account.

 

Just email what you would like to post to teachmeetsed@posterous.com and to view visit teachmeetsed.posterous.com

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Enthusiastic Lurkers (Attendees)

 

Add your name:

 

 

Claire Moffat Jacquie Grocott Nicole Hutchison Austin Newberry  Catherine Goode Charlie Thornton Katie Skinner Evie Dickson Lorraine Irons Karen Mitchell Ellen Smith Gemma Blatherwick Chantal Morris Katherine Duncan Sharon Tonner Rebecca Ringsell Claire Smail  Judith Kee Michelle Crombie Kirsty Cochran Sarah McNeil  Kim Myers Sharon Banks  Siobhan Flynn Karyn Hamilton Alexandra Maclean  Nicola Smith Rebecca Frame Susan Quirk Ashley Grieve Ashley Hutchison Kirsty Birrell Claire Cuthill Christie Grieve Jayne Mays Stuart Keddie  Kirsty Allardice Roxie Ferguson Caitlin Calhoun Ash Watson Fiona Clendinning Jen Lamond  Julia Milligan  Louise Davidson  Jill Nicholson Joanna Laing  Pat Campbell  Heather Hopes  June Jelly Louise Henderson  @louiseICTdundee Jonathan Webster Claire Dazell  Jacqueline John Fiona MGlynn  Rachel Todd Lauren Dickson Laura Ritchie  Michelle Warren  Deborah Brazendale  Stephanie Hill Louise Davidson  Michelle Bush Claire Jamieson Nicola Callander Jillian Newman  Nicola Finnigen Megan Lloyd  Andrew Simpson  Cheryl Gibbs Dean Black Gemma Sneddon  David Thom  Zofia Sagan          list closed	Stand-by list  Places are now full, if you wish to be added to the stand-by list please add your name here   Jonathan Kingsmill (Harris Academy) Kerry McGowan  Irene Morrison

 

 

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Watch Online (if you can't make it in person)

If you can't make it in person, we will be streaming the evening live.

 

You can watch online via http://www.ustream.tv/channel/teachmeet-sed

 

Add your name below:

 

 

1. Dean Campbell 
2. Shane Rae (Pearson Education) @shane_r
3. Gemma Sanderson @gems_sand 
4. Korin Lebov  - korin.lebov@gmail.com 
5. Anne-Marie Weston, supply Teacher Edinburgh  
6. Richard Hart - NQT Edinburgh 

 

 

 

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TeachEat (dinner after TeachMeet)

 

 

Where?

Ideas for a place to go for dinner after teachmeet

 

 

Who's eating?

Sign up below if you want to go for dinner after teachmeet. Venue to be decided: 

 

1. Jenny Harvey - @relativism
2. Ryan Delaney
3. Andy McLaughlin - @mclaughlin_andy (and no Jen, you're not driving me home this time!!)
4. Olivia Wexelstein 

 

 

 

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Twitter tag

#tmSED11

Let's not lose track, when you mention TeachMeetSE Dundee (2011) whilst using Twitter please write #tmSED11 somewhere in the tweet so that others can search for your message.

 

If you missed the event on the night but you want to see the Tweets that were sent, you can view them in a word document here:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18647446/tweets%23tmsed11.docx

 

We also set up a TwapperKeeper archive of all #TMSED11 tweets at http://twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/tmsed11 (though they seem to be having issues at TwapperKeeper)

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