Thanks

I ust want to thank all the organizers of the workshop in Portland. I did learn a lot!

The correct address--finally!

I finally got the right address for the notebook--thank you Ove!!!!

http://web.mac.com/jillspencer/conference.ntweb/

Again, to navigate the website:

Right hand side tabs
Diamond shape buttons on the table of contents
Page numbers on upper right hand corner

NoteShare Notebook: Conference Summary

You can find the NoteShare Notebook that summarizes the conference at file://localhost/Volumes/iDisk/Web/Sites/conference.ntweb/index.html

There are pdf files for all of the powerpoint presentations in this notebook.

there are 3 ways for navigating through the notebook:

Tabs down the right hand side
Diamond shape button next to each entry in the table of contents
Clicking in upper right hand corner on the numbers

Background materials

Hi,

Here are some sites folks might enjoy previewing before the conference. If you think participants might like to see more school websites, I will find some more that demonstrate how the laptops are being used.
Jill

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http://king.portlandschools.org/index.html
King Middle School webpage

http://www.edutopia.org/php/search.php?query=King+middle+school&submit.x=252&submit.y=31
Articles about King Middle School in the George Lucas Foundation website

http://www.msad54.org/sams/projects/mainproject.html
Skowhegan Regional Middle School student projects using laptops—they’ve done a lot with local history

http://www.mainelearns.org/
Official webpage of the Maine Learning Technology Initiative

http://www.1to1stories.org/
This sites records stories about 1:1 computing. It’s on the Maine Center for Meaningful Engaged Learning’s site