SOME OF MY PRESENTATIONS
21 Century School Libraries Leading Learning. Contemporary School Library Design Conference, Catholic Education Office, Cairns, 18th March, 2009
Connect and Inspire: Finding the path to 21Century Learning. Tech-savvy Leadership and Learning, University of Wollongong, 20 February, 2009
[re]Think, [re]Create, [re]Empower – The Why2 of Web 2.0 Seminars with Will Richardson, Brisbane & Sydney, May 7 & 9, 2008.
Learning is a Multimodal Conversation School Libraries Leading Learning, Australian School Library Association (NSW) 28 March 2008.
Literacy Remixed in a Web 2.0 World Congretational Schools, Targetted Programs, Catholic Education Commission, NSW.
Social Bookmarking:Del.icio.us Exposé ICT Forum, Catholic Education Commission, NSW. 7 July, 2007
Judy’s Web 2.0 Notes Diocese of Lismore and AGQTP Workshops, 2007. If you are just beginning your adventure into Web 2.0 e-learning, then these notes are for you!
What is a blog? What is Web 2.0? ParraCoordinators conference blog, 2007
Creative Web 2.0 Learning. Christian Teacher Librarians Association conference, Sydney, 23 May 2007 [now a hit on Slideshare! thanks everyone!]
Capture the 20:20 Vision for Libraries. LIANZA/SLANZA Weekend School, Nelson, New Zealand.
2020 Vision: An “Uncommon” future for school libraries. Quicktime file StateLibraryV2.
K12 Online Conference slideshow – “It’s a small world after all”.
School Library Association, UK. – Annual Weekend Conference – “If You’ve Got It, Flaunt It: promoting the school library” Bath, UK : 23-25 June, 2006
Seminar : “Learn to Read, Learn to Succeed” – Developing Literacy with Accelerated Reader. [or pdf course notes]
SOME OF MY PUBLICATIONS
What’s that Sound? ‘Tweet’: New perspectives on leadership and learning. Access Volume 22 Issue 4 2008
“School Library 2.0” in Godwin, P. and Parker, J. (eds) (2008) Information Literacy meets Library 2.0. London: Facet.
Learning is a Multimodal Conversation. Blogger’s Cafè section of ISTE’s December 06-January 07 issue of Leading & Learning with Technology.
The Future of SciFi never looked So GOOD. Viewpoint Volume 15 No 2. Winter 2007
Engaging the Google Generation through Web 2.0 SCAN Volume 25 No.3 August 2006
Engaging the Google Generation through Library 2.0 SCAN Volume 25 No.4 November 2006
Web 2.0 Learning and Teaching. Catholic Schools UPDATE Term 4 2006 – Newsletter to Staff
My Digital Places
Heyjude’s del.icio.us collection
Heyjudeonline Slideshare collection
Heyjude’s bloglines collection
Skype: heyjudeonline
Facebook: Judy O’Connell
Hey Jude,
Thanks for these great resources…I’ve had my own blog for a couple of years (orginally created for a research project designed to re-engage some disinterested middle-school literacy learners). However your resources here have helped me start to rethink the ways I can use blogs in my teaching of both pre-service teachers and primary school students.
regards, Android
Judy,
These resources are great. I’m going to start with your Netvibes notes for the class I’ll be teaching in February. I’ll let you know how it goes.
hey judy,
i just wanted to let you know that i am using your “engaging the google generation” text as a central resource for my master´s thesis in computer science. i write about new developements for virtual learning environments, in german though….
thanx a lot!
martin froese from germany
Dear Judy,
I have found your site most valuable in advancing my classroom and staff with education. I have set up a blog for curriculum coordinators and assistant principals. I have flickr as a widget, but can not seem to have the photos showing once I put the feed link in. I just get the words more photos showing on the blog. How do i overcome this.
TC
Megan, I did learn things at the conference – being realistic there is always some little gem to take home! I did not go to the music in the classroom presentation. But music is a personal passion of mine too – along with blogging and everything web 2.0. I would love to see more happening in aussie blogs in this area – so go for it, and let me know any time you want to chat.
Hey Jude,
WIsh I had met you at the conference…mind you I could have done…I had the presentation on music in the classroom…did you get something out of it after all????
I would love to get some help from you setting up a edublog for music tech..in education…
\Thanks Megan
Hi Jude. I love the resources here. I’l be taking some time to visit and go back over them in the next little while. Hmmmm…must get into BlipTV…congrats on the Edublog nomination.