Teacher Collaboration Suggested Online Projects

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Welcome to the Teacher Collaboration Portal on WikiEducator

Teachers openly sharing ideas, practices, and developing resources around the Globe. Join teacher collaboration and make a difference!

Let's get started building an effective Team of Open Educationalists

Collecting ideas on common areas of interst is the first step, building effective teams is the next, followed by creating a project site on WikiEducator for follow throughm and starting the development of OERs the next. All this should be reviewed by our peers on WikiEducator for quality before finalsation.

List yourself as an Expert and the area of your Expertise here - Please include your digital signature by clicking on the above bar choosing "your signature with timestamp" and saving your entry by clicking on the 'save' button below

Please add your name here (ex. Joe Doe - M.Ed, Botany, Math etc)

List yourself as a Volunteer here

Please add your name here (ex. Jane Doe - Teacher Botany, Math etc)

What Open Resource is needed in your educational institution

Please sdd (ex. Teacher Resource handbook on Botany)

How do you propose we should move forward

suggestions here

List of suggested Projects for Online Collaboration

Create and maintain a directory of facilitated open courses with topic, brief overview and outcomes, dates, facilitator, intended audience, ...
--Vtaylor 20:16, 9 April 2009 (UTC) - DONE --Patricia 22:56, 10 April 2009 (UTC)

Dr.Dilip Barad is senior lecturer in English with Bhavnagar University, INDIA (Gujarat State). He has created following content on 'Literary Theory'. All the teachers associated with wikieducator are invited to edit/add these pages to make it better and of global level. Dr. Dilip Barad is also ready to add/edit pages on English Grammar. So, if any teachers/researcher are preparing pages on topics like SPEECH, VOICE etc, he will be happy to contribute to it.
List/link of the pages:

Presentations are available at http://www.wikieducator.org/Dilip's_presentation

--Dilipbarad 02:28, 27 May 2009 (UTC)

Community mobilisers in the field frequently get discouraged, and it appears to be an occupational hazard." I'd like to see something in support of those educators working at a community level. email Victoria

I am also interested in technology as a means for teaching/collaborating. We would like to promote the use of open source software in our projects (at University of Costa Rica. email Sonia

Perhaps a series of pages with the science (or other subjects) educational standards, with each standard linking to an appropriate lesson plan in WE or elsewhere? dmccabe 03:23, 15 April 2009 (UTC)