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About Me:: Tim Chase is a full-time, in-the-trenches classroom teacher. He taught the first three of his ten years of teaching at a teacher's institute in central China, and the last seven have been in beautiful central Oregon where he lives with his wife, Janet, and three children. Tim serves on the leadership team of Oregon’s EdTech Professional Development Cadre and is also a leader for the Central Oregon Educational Technology Team.

Passionate about infusing technology into his own teaching and providing opportunity for his students to learn with technology, Tim is an enthusiastic promoter of EdTech in his school, in his district, and throughout Oregon.

At 9:11am on June 19, 2009, Jennifer Ragan-Fore said…: Hi Tim, We've been having some of the same conversations here. We talked about this before this year's NECC and decided to keep the old content because Ning's only two options would be starting a completely new Ning or deleting everything (wish there was an archive option!). Which do you think would be the better option?

At 1:10pm on July 5, 2008, Brenda Meyer said…: Hey! Back to the real world! Happy 4th weekend!
Brenda

At 3:34pm on June 28, 2008, Sarah Sutter said…: Tim - I'm an avid ballroom dancer (latin, american smooth, you name it). While I'm not at NECC this year :( I plan to be next - and perhaps at other national Ed Tech events. We should definitely stay in touch. The more dancers the better!

At 11:03am on June 27, 2008, CLAIRE HERTZ said…: HI Tim,
I forgot you were the ballroom dancer I've met at ITSC the last couple of years. Have fun at NECC, and say hello to Kris and Diane for me.

At 9:23am on June 27, 2008, Janet Corder said…: My cell is 817-692-7106 and Joan I are staying at the River Center Mariott.

At 9:28pm on June 26, 2008, Janet Corder said…: Hey Dancin' Machine!!! Will you be in San Antonio? We have to get together!!!! When do you arrive?
Janet Corder

At 7:25am on June 24, 2008, Steve Hargadon said…: Ah, interesting idea on the rideshare! :) Could do for room-sharing as well!

At 8:26am on June 23, 2008, Lisa Rodriguez said…: You have nice variety in your teaching day! Although my epals club was fun, the students in China didn't write very often and it was a little frustrating for my students and then, for some reason, the teacher I was working with (his wife's students corresponded with mine) stopped responding. I heard that Internet connections in China became very limited when there were protests about Tibet, and then there was the earthquake. I ended up turning the club into more of a China research club, teaching the kids to make webpages about China and then taking a field trip to Chinatown in Portland. It wasn't what we had in mind, but it still ended up being interesting and fun for the kids.

At 6:39pm on June 22, 2008, Lisa Rodriguez said…: Hi Tim,
I attended the NCCE conference in Portland a few years ago, but I'm not a member of a group right now. I'll look into it and join, though. I'm interested in what you've been doing too. I had an afterschool E-pals club this past school year with 4th and 5th grade students corresponding with students in China. My son and husband went to China last summer with the orchestra that my son plays flute in. It sounds like we have similar goals re: integrating technology into all content areas. What grades do you teach?

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