e-TL slide presentation 2013

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The document discusses knowledge sharing and collaboration within the e-TL SIG online community. It provides quotes from SIG members describing how participating in the SIG helps them develop professionally by learning new edtech tools, staying up-to-date on innovations, and collaborating with other passionate teachers willing to share their knowledge. The SIG creates a supportive environment for lifelong learning through monthly online meetings where members share experiences using ICT to enhance teaching and learning.

“Sharing knowledge is not about giving
people something, or getting something
from them. That is only valid for
information sharing. Sharing knowledge
occurs when people are genuinely
interested in helping one another develop
new capacities for action; it is about
creating learning processes.”
Peter Senge

2012
 Coordinator: Cecilia Cicolini
 Co-Coordinator: Claudia Antinori

Discussion on the article written by Stephen Downes

 “Saturday mornings -my favourite mornings indeed- find me
comfortably seated in my living-room sofa, feet up, warm cup of
coffee on my right...ready to receive from generous colleagues the
most inspiring set of tools that technology can offer me today... for
free. Can YOU afford to be missing this golden opportunity to enrich
your classes with learners of all ages and backgrounds”
 “Inspiration is the force that keeps me going on. On Apiba's e-TL
SIG I have found that kind of inspiration but also the most
professional passionate teachers who are willing to share their
knowledge with others, working collaboratively. I'm so happy of
being part of this SIG! Thanks to you all!!”
Maria Marta Suarez, SIG member
Iberia J. Denegri, SIG member

“The e-TL SIG is a great tool to enhance professional development; an
excellent way to keep abreast of innovations in the never-ending,
ever-expanding world of e-applications.”
Adriana Mizrahi, SIG member.
"People in this SIG are so generous and eager to share and
help that learning by doing and doing it collaboratively,
transform a difficult activity into an easy one.”
Claudia Antinori, SIG member
“Inspiration and support for transforming myself into a lifelong learner. My
favourite personal learning network. ”
Cecilia Cicolini, SIG member

2013 CO-COORDINATORS
 Claudia Antinori
 Marcia Balda
 Cintia García
 Silvana Lopardo

We hold monthly online meetings
on Saturday mornings. We learn
collaboratively and share our
experience on how ICT
(Information and Communication
Technologies) can be used to
enhance the teaching/learning
process.

2013 CALENDAR
 Opening Event
 May 4th: INSPT-UTN /WIZIQ
 June 15th: INSPT-UTN
 July 13th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ
 August 10th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ
 September 14th: Teacher’s Day
 October 19th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ
 November : INPST-UTN / WIZIQ
Our meetings take place on Saturdays from
9 to 1030 am. More info at:
https://sites.google.com/site/apibaetlsig/ sigs@apiba.org.ar

http://www.tagxedo.com/artful/5d3a62c34ed54001
OUR SIGGERS

NEXT TOPICS:
 Flow Reader
 Using Cell phones in the English Class
 Using Pinterest in the English Class
 Interactive Sites: Studyjams

You can join us for free if:
You are an APIBA member.
•You are a member of a FAAPI organization
•You are a student at an official TTC.
•All others can still join the SIG meetings for a
small fee.
More info at:
https://sites.google.com/site/apibaetlsig/
sigs@apiba.org.ar

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e-TL slide presentation 2013

2. “Sharing knowledge is not about giving people something, or getting something from them. That is only valid for information sharing. Sharing knowledge occurs when people are genuinely interested in helping one another develop new capacities for action; it is about creating learning processes.” Peter Senge

6. 2012  Coordinator: Cecilia Cicolini  Co-Coordinator: Claudia Antinori

10. Discussion on the article written by Stephen Downes

13.  Online meetings

14.  “Saturday mornings -my favourite mornings indeed- find me comfortably seated in my living-room sofa, feet up, warm cup of coffee on my right...ready to receive from generous colleagues the most inspiring set of tools that technology can offer me today... for free. Can YOU afford to be missing this golden opportunity to enrich your classes with learners of all ages and backgrounds”  “Inspiration is the force that keeps me going on. On Apiba's e-TL SIG I have found that kind of inspiration but also the most professional passionate teachers who are willing to share their knowledge with others, working collaboratively. I'm so happy of being part of this SIG! Thanks to you all!!” Maria Marta Suarez, SIG member Iberia J. Denegri, SIG member

15. “The e-TL SIG is a great tool to enhance professional development; an excellent way to keep abreast of innovations in the never-ending, ever-expanding world of e-applications.” Adriana Mizrahi, SIG member. "People in this SIG are so generous and eager to share and help that learning by doing and doing it collaboratively, transform a difficult activity into an easy one.” Claudia Antinori, SIG member “Inspiration and support for transforming myself into a lifelong learner. My favourite personal learning network. ” Cecilia Cicolini, SIG member

16. OPENING EVENT 2013

17. 2013 CO-COORDINATORS  Claudia Antinori  Marcia Balda  Cintia García  Silvana Lopardo

18. We hold monthly online meetings on Saturday mornings. We learn collaboratively and share our experience on how ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) can be used to enhance the teaching/learning process.

19. 2013 CALENDAR  Opening Event  May 4th: INSPT-UTN /WIZIQ  June 15th: INSPT-UTN  July 13th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ  August 10th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ  September 14th: Teacher’s Day  October 19th: INSPT-UTN / WIZIQ  November : INPST-UTN / WIZIQ Our meetings take place on Saturdays from 9 to 1030 am. More info at: https://sites.google.com/site/apibaetlsig/ sigs@apiba.org.ar

20. http://www.tagxedo.com/artful/5d3a62c34ed54001 OUR SIGGERS

21. TOOLS FOR DEALING WITH VIDEOS

22. ONLINE LESSONS

23. INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS

25. MOOCS

26. USEFUL SITES – PART 1

27. NEXT TOPICS:  Flow Reader  Using Cell phones in the English Class  Using Pinterest in the English Class  Interactive Sites: Studyjams

28. You can join us for free if: You are an APIBA member. •You are a member of a FAAPI organization •You are a student at an official TTC. •All others can still join the SIG meetings for a small fee. More info at: https://sites.google.com/site/apibaetlsig/ sigs@apiba.org.ar

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