Our Teachers' Share their Learning

We are all back at school for the second school term and many of our teachers are buzzing as they implement new learning from the 'non contact time' a.k.a school holidays.

• For some it was a time to reflect, read, rewind and review in their own time and at their own pace.
• For some there were heaps of conferences and workshops going on, so they headed out to learn with their peers.
• For some it was an opportunity to learn by sharing - there is nothing like creating conference presentations to help you process your thinking and learning, and then the conversations with the people who attend your presentations provoke new ideas and learning.

We are very proud of the large number of Manaiakalani teachers, leaders and facilitators who exemplified our belief that 'Learn Create Share' begins with the adults, and got out there in the holidays and presented workshops locally and even internationally.

The two main conferences our team presented at were the GAFE Summit in Auckland and the BYOD -Making it Mobile Conference in Auckland.

This table collates the many wonderful presentations shared by the Manaiakalani Educators

Teachers and Principals

Juanita Garden	Connected+ on Google Slides - using a digital science journal in your classroom	Conference Link	Resources Link
Michelle George	1:1 for Year 1s	Conference Link	Resources Link
Matt Goodwin & Karen Belt	Making learning visible & engaging in a digital learning environment.	Conference Link	Resources Link
Karen Ferguson & Arna Metcalfe	Using Google Plus Communities to Support Learning in a Secondary School	Conference Link	Resources Link
Georgie Hamilton	Managing an organisation using Google Sites	Conference Link	Resources Link
Noelene Dunn	TLC (Teaching, Learning and Change)	Conference Link	Resources Link
Helen King	Visible Learning and the Reinvention of the Water Cooler Moment.	Conference Link	Resources Link
Karen Belt & Matt Goodwin	Using HTML on your Google Site	Conference Link	Resources Link
Jason Sharma	Socrative - instant feedback/ feedforward in your classroom	Conference Link	Resources Link
Nicola Wells & Aimee Harris	How to engage students online so they forget Facebook even exists	Conference Link	Resources Link
Troy Lunn	Designing Google Sites for cognitively engaged learners through visual content	Conference Link	Resources Link
Caleb Allison	No more Paper(work?)! Google Assessment	Conference Link	Resources Link
Petra Lawrence & Treena Brand	Feedback & Feedforward – how can digital affordances change your practice?	Conference Link	Resources Link
Stef Parker	Developing Digital Citizenship - New Learners, New Class, New Level	Conference Link	Resources Link
Russell Burt	Planning Structures to lead an effective school-wide Inquiry	San Francisco	Resources Link

Facilitators 

Fiona Grant	GEGNZ Learn. Share. Inspire. Empower.	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dave Winter	Sheets - What's the go	Conference Link	Resources Link
Fiona & Dave	Google Hangouts On Air	Conference Link	Resources Link
Mark Maddren	Chrome tools for effective writing - Online literacy	Conference Link	Resources Link
James Hopkins	Twitter 10 years & 10 months	Conference Link	Resources Link
Mark Maddren	Using Google Docs as a Modelling Book for Writing	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dave Winter	Learning with Draw with hidden powers	Conference Link	Resources Link
James Hopkins	Jump in and Make a Splash - POND	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dorothy Burt	Blogging Explosion	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dorothy Burt	Chromebooks: Simply Work!	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dorothy Burt	Start Ups that Work	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dorothy Burt	Organise your school using Sites	Conference Link	Resources Link
Dorothy Burt	When teachers 'Learn Create and Share' learning is rewindable	Embedded below	Resources Link