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Jacksonville, FL
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Chets Creek Elementary
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I am an Instructional Technology Coach at an Elementary School.

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During the NECC conference my fellow teachers and I will be live blogging at http://livefromthecreek.blogspot.com

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At 12:22pm on July 1, 2008, Becky Brouillard said…
Hi Melanie.
Thanks for the NECC updates on your blogspot, it's great for those of us who couldn't be there in person! I appreciate it.
At 4:00am on June 26, 2008, June Herold said…
Hi Melanie. Come and talk to Jim Frye, tech. dirc. at Upper Sandusky (OH) School Dist, about your transition from literacy coach to digital lit coach. He is using a social learning network that is embedded with literacy (across all subject domains). He'll be hanging out at booth 6029, that's for saywire. I think if you ask him about how he has successfully propagated web 2.0 in his school, it will be helpful to you, no matter what tools and services you use. I'm attaching a file here to give you an understanding of what he's been using. junesaywire-brochure.pdf
At 6:34am on June 25, 2008, Heidi Taylor said…
I would love to set up a TDE next year to see a "digital" lesson you model one day!!
At 7:30am on June 22, 2008, Lucy Gray said…
Thanks, Melanie, for describing the transition in roles. Our literacy coaches do most of what you do and are in charge of analyzing data with a literacy assessment tool developed by our group called S.T.E.P. Our grade 3-5 coach also works with another tool developed by our colleagues called Readers Response. Our coaches are pretty tech savvy, but are not necessarily up on the latest in terms of integration. So that's where I come in and we've also hired a part-time tech (a couple days a month) coach to work specifically on literacy initiatives. We're trying to build tighter partnerships the tech and literacy coaches in general. By the way, I work with one school as a tech coach a couple of days a week and the rest of my time is allocated towards developing and implementing a professional development program across all of our campuses and affiliated network schools.

Hope to run into you at NECC!
At 6:00pm on June 20, 2008, Lucy Gray said…
So Melanie, tell me about your new job as a digital literacy coach. How is it going to change from being a literacy coach? I'm very curious as we have tech coaches and literacy coaches in my organization.
At 9:07pm on May 21, 2008, Margit said…
Aloha,

I loved finding out about Shelfari!

Thank you!

Margit
 
 
 

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