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Kevin Honeycutt captures the thoughts of participants of the end at the conclusion. "At the conclusion of the first annual ePals conference , Tim DiScipio , Rita Oates and Kari Stubbs share some things they are pleased about as well as some future goals they are focused on." Follow Kevin's...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by epals blc08 on 07-25-2008
Re: Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Thank you for sharing your unique perspective! I think it is important for educators to increase their own global awareness and global literacy as part of this disalogue! ePals is a powerful tool for making these types of connections for both students and teachers! Again, thank you. For those ePals users...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-17-2008
Re: Integrating National Geographic’s Content into Your Curriculum and Use of ePals

The opportunity to integrate high quality National Geogrpahic content into global opportunities via ePals has been enthusiastically embraced by teachers across the country! As Director of Professional Development, I've had the unique opportunity to work with many teachers, and they are energized...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-17-2008
Re: Blogging for Foreign Language Acquisition

A key ingredient in becoming a 21st Century teacher is the ability and willingness to share your journey with others! Congratulations!

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-15-2008
Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Carol, you are truly making French (the language and culture) meaningful for your students. I wish you all the best on your journey with both SchoolBlog and SchoolMail! I hope to be able to stop in for a classroom visit again this year! Congratulations, too, on your willingness to share your journey...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-15-2008
Re: Blogging for Foreign Language Acquisition

Carol, I'm fortunate enough to have spent time in your classroom... witnessing your interaction with students, your passion for the profession, and your SchoolBlog strategies! Thank you so much for joining us in Boston to share your expertise!

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-15-2008
Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Several of you came up to me after this morning's session to talk about using ePals in your classrooms, schools and districts! I'm happy to continue the conversation of how you can make ePals come to life for you in your schools. Ask questions; share strategies. We can continue the journey here...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by Kari Stubbs on 07-15-2008
Bio: Dr. Kari Stubbs

Dr. Kari Stubbs is the Director of Professional Development for ePals, Inc. In November, 2006 she was recognized by the National School Boards Association as one of “20 to Watch” rising leaders in the field of educational technology. She is also a recipient of the Making it Happen Award,...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by epals blc08 on 07-13-2008
Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Dr. Kari Stubbs, ePals Director of Professional Development, will provide an overview of ePals’ global community and school-safe communication tools, and what you need to know to guarantee a successful ePals implementation. This session explores the powerful uses of free ePals tools to support...

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Weblog) by epals blc08 on 07-13-2008
Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Dr. Kari Stubbs , Director of Professional Development, ePals, Inc. Tim DiScipio , Co-founder ePals, Inc. Help us continue and expand the conversation.

Posted to ePals Conference 2008 (Forum) by epals blc08 on 07-13-2008

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Re: Applications and Challenges of Educational Technology in Kenyan Schools

Re: Integrating National Geographic’s Content into Your Curriculum and Use of ePals

Re: Blogging for Foreign Language Acquisition

Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Re: Blogging for Foreign Language Acquisition

Re: Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Bio: Dr. Kari Stubbs

Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning

Using ePals’ Global Community and Collaborative Tools for Project-Based Learning