The Paperfree Classroom

[Jodi Moran]

Hello!
I'll be presenting first thing Sat. morning and would like to know the level of experience of participants.

I assume that anyone who'd like help with minimizing the stacks of papers they accumulate probably isn't currently ninging, Moodling or Goolgle doc-ing. Instead, I'd like to focus on the basics. Namely, Word docs and tracking changes, saving versions and protecting the doc.

Simple and basic for some, but terribly helpful for those who aren't currently using them.

Any feedback regarding these matters is most appreciated.

Cheers,
Jodi Moran

[PRO KGV STUDENT IT HELPERS]

I propose that we use OLED displays as some sort of electronic paper that can be updated. For example Forms and Information pamhplets for studnets can be updated. Even when the laptop program is available, we can make use of it and limit all distributions of paper.

[Jodi Moran]

Well, we just finished and I think it went well. There were questions at the end about nings, wikis and setting up dropbox folders. All very informative and, I hope, helpful.

I'd love to continue our discussion via this ning, if anyone is interested. Please feel free to post questions, comments, concerns, etc. and we'll work together to be more organized, interesting, stress-free, whatever!

Thanks again for your participation!
Jodi

[Nanette Poulin]

Jodi thanks for an informative session. Even though I teach primary I can see how I can use this in my class. Perhaps not to the same standard you do, but with baby steps. :-)