MasteryMaze Blog
Online Learning Updates
Posted February 13th, 2010 by The Maze
Check out my new site-- Hybrid High School for the latest info on the growth of online learning nationally and in my state of New York.Things are changing and we need to be informed!
Here is a link! www.hybridhighschool.com
A New Way to Read the News!
Posted October 3rd, 2009 by The MazeShare this new newsreader with your students! Cool!
Here's the link!http://www.newsmap.jp/
New Animoto Features
Posted August 27th, 2009 by The MazeI love Animoto! Here is a short intro to Geography I made with the new video features. Enjoy. 
Some Podcasting Basics!
Posted August 11th, 2009 by The MazeThis video gives some nice basic info on podcasting for teachers.
Remember,,,You can make podcasts and screencasts for your students as well.
Twitter and Teaching?
Posted August 6th, 2009 by The MazeI have been tweeting for a couple of years now for personal and professional use, but this year I plan to give it a try in my teaching to keep connected with my students and their parents. I will post more on my progress as we go along. If you are really not clear on what Twitter is, and are afraid to ask, this video from Commoncraft can help!
It is never too late...
Posted August 5th, 2009 by The MazeI just posted on this in my personal Blog at www.educationallysound.com. Change is scary for many of us but it is never too late. Check out this video example from Edutopia.
Are you using online teaching/learning in your classroom?
Posted July 23rd, 2009 by The MazeHello All!
I am in the process of writing what will be possibly a book on my use and view of online education at the K12 level and would love to incorporate your stories!
Please consider contributing your stories by emailing me at masterymaze@gmail.com. If you are using moodle I would love to hear how and stories on how it is going.
Read moreHybrid High School? K12 Online learning Apps
Posted July 18th, 2009 by The MazeThanks to all who attended the training in July! I think we need to get on the online train before it passes us by. Our districts will buy it off the shelf from the many publishers who are dying to replace teachers with credit recovery and other programs.
I believe that we as teachers need to become teachers online as well.
We can do it! It is not that difficult! 
School is never closed when you can learn online!
Posted May 3rd, 2009 by The MazeWe have recently been impacted by the Swine flu and advised by our District that we may have to close if their is an outbreak. This can have a significant impact as we only have approxinately 7 weeks until final exams and several new topics to cover. Not to worry! I told my students that we will still learn online by utilizing our online learning Lab which I have created in Moodle. The Mastery Review Lab is a Moodle site where I have created online course modules for my students in each of the subjects I teach. With this online space I create videos which I post to review various topics as well as lessons where students can post their work via a drop box.
Using a tool like Moodle will help us to finish the material we need to cover if we are forced to close. Let's keep our fingers crossed that we will not need to do so!
Here's the link! www.masteryreview.com
Feel free to contact me via contact page if you are interested in training or help in setting up these types of courses! School never closes when you have online options!
Read morePodcasting and Screencasting Ideas for the Classroom!
Posted April 4th, 2009 by The MazeSorry, flash is not available.
I thought I would share this video which is a quick look at some of the ways I have used screencast technology in my teaching! See Palmers Page in the Wiki for more info on my current projects!
Links!
Sue Palmer
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