1. Keep in touch with student’s learning through Superclubs

2. Request to join Classroom 2.0. A Ning of teachers interested in Web 2.0 technologies.

3. Sign-up to Teacher Tube

4. Become an Edublogs supporter and go nuts with plug-ins, widgets and design!

5. I also set up a Feedburner feed to get visitor stats on my site.

6. Watch all the TED speeches I’ve been meaning to watch for ages.

7. Sign up to Slideshare (another way of sharing, this time PowerPoint and Word)

8. Actually, I think my brain just said no…

Something to think about…we need to recognise these new ways of learning, be able to recognise new key competencies, to value them and make them an everyday part of our children’s lives IN the classroom. This doesn’t take away from the magic of childhood or their connection to the environment or their ability to empathise in social situations…it does all of these things in a different forum. It’s a different way of thinking, a different way of seeing and interacting with the world. What do you think?