Online2.org --- Your Source for K-12 Online Education

This website represents a wide variety of materials, projects, and workshops for use in high schools, teacher inservices, distance education and eLearning environments nationwide. All my work is open-source, and designed to be shared with educators and students. If you have suggestions for improving any of the materials, please let me know.

My most recent work involves eLearning and Web2.0, and is all Posted on my eLearning Blog. A quick overview of topics and specific Posts are listed below:

Post 30: The Power of Pull
Learning needs to be irresistable, interesting, captivating, interactive, fun, ...
Post 29: Welcome Newport High
Staff in-service. Cell phone and blogging.
Post 28: Sketchcast | Video
Web2.0. A picture is worth a 1000 words.

Google takeover
Post 27: Gmail and Blogger Tutorials
Open the doors to authentic communication.
Post 21: Building a Blog | Video 1 | Video 2
Post 10: Google Docs rocks | Video
Word process, spreadsheet, presentation -> Share, collaborate -> anytime, any computer, anywhere. Goodbye Microsoft Office.
Post 26: Willamette Univ. MAT workshop
Web2.0 presentation to our future teachers.
Post 24: Voice Thread
Upload images and presentations, then Record audio (annotate). Fully Web2.0.
Post 22: E-Learning Workshop Agenda
Post 19: avBlogger Recorder (fully Web2.0)
Record -> post to blog or web-site.

Post 18: RSS (Really Simple) | Video
Subscribe to your favorite websites or blogs.
Post 17: MLA Cite Referencing
One stop shop for correct formatting when borrowing information off the Internet.
Post 16: The Doug and Dale Team
Teachers using Web2.0 technologies for their Lesson Plans and student activities.
Post 15: Ustream (audio/video broadcsting)
Web 2.0-> create & post your own videos.
Post 14: Del.ico.us Social Networking | Video
Share your Favorites and Bookmarks as they become available anytime, anywhere.
Post 13: Yackpack Live Voice
Place this widget on any webpage or blog. Live communication (like a walkie-talkie)
Post12: JOTT (cell phone -> audio to text)
Use your cellphone to Post to your Blog or eMail. Translates audio to text!
Post 11: iPhone to Blog
This tool almost does it all.
Post 9: Web2.0 -> Rigor, and Relevance
Post 8: Who should block websites?
District Techie, Administration, or Teachers?
Post 3: Shift Happens. Pay Attention (Video).
The Past, Present, and Future of education.

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