#CESINW



It seems only fitting that today after the first ever cesi northwest that I write a blog post about it. It's also fitting that this is my 200th post. A mile stone by anyone's standards I think. So it's even more fitting that my 200th post is about the first ever cesimeet in the northwest and the first one I've been involved in organising. Something I'm very proud of.
I could tell you everything single thing that happened at the meet last night but lets face it's a lot more fun to read it in real time. And this is where the joys of twitter comes in. We tweeted a lot last night and had people from all over Ireland and the rest of the world get involved through the power of twitter.



Just arrived at  in Tubbercurry, Co Sligo, the first in the North West. We're on Irish time, not many here yet!!


, Best of luck to you & all attending  this evening. Have a great evening of sharing & learning


 up next with classdojo 

 blog is at   

 presenting via Skype -first person with whom I connected on twitter.  .


Liam shows us  - ios and android development made easy  


 Are parents showing children the way in the online world? It shouldn't be always left up to the schools!  


 just shown how she makes excellent use of edmondo in English 


 second person this week o heard singing the praises of Edmodo. 


 - pinning stories to Google maps recommended by  


“: 80+ uses for Google Forms ” 


My slides from : Parents, Children, Educators & Technology - working together: 


RT  RT : Animaps animated maps by Steve Bunce at   <- Animaps link 


 maybe :-) think parents are a valuable under used resource


 thank you - it was great to be involved this evening 


  thanks for sharing edmodo with us love the practical aspect 


Just back from  in Tubbercurry Sligo. As always lots of "homework" to check out from all the recommendations by presenters.


 - pinning stories to Google maps recommended by  


“: Steve Bunce talking via Skype about  ”


Animaps animated maps being shown by Steve Bunce at  Also History Pin website.



 talking about  now 


Steve Bunce talking about Google Sightseeing at  


Steve Bunce talking via Skype about  


Just won a spot prize from  at  I thought I had won a pack of gourmet coffee - it's a coffee break puzzle!


The thing about teachers is that they'll embrace anything that helps their students 


those at  should also look at  on twitter Remote Local Government working together


Daniel talking about the deployment of  in St Coleman's and the development of skills and learning.  


 second person this week o heard singing the praises of Edmodo. 


Coding is more than skills for business - it's an attitude - Pat Seaver 


Pat Seaver talking about Scratch and the importance of coding for the dev of higher order skills. 


More things happen online other then chatting with friends 


Edmodo is fantastic for setting homework,  finds the standard is higher because it's online 


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    •  Are parents showing children the way in the online world? It shouldn't be always left up to the schools!  


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    •  is a digital resident, here to make the case for parents


     being used by Liam for the iPhone app as AppMakr does not support HTML Google calendar 


    I love the idea of making a school app  made one, I want one! 



       
    Liam Fallon from St. Gerard's Castlebar talking about for building a school app 

     
     encourages schools to get connected 

     
     shows  - great feedback tool for the classroom. Comes highly recommended by 


    Here's just a sample of what went on last night, you can read more tweets here if you haven't got your fill of them just yet!

    Wise words today? Don't miss out on the next CESIMEET in Thurles on May 18th more details and registration can be found here
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