Welcome to "LitAcme21"Wiki
The 21st century, also called a Digital Age, needs creative teachers to prepare new generations of students for the future! Literacy nowadays is not just being able to read, write, or count. What is it nowadays?
Want to explore, discuss and re-define Literacy and Pedagogy of the 21st Century? This is the place!
"Pedagogy" means "art and science of" teaching." "Acme" means the "peak of creativity."
Come and explore science of teaching and by developing your talent, opening your mind, soul and heart to new learning how to teach a digital generation, reach the art of your profession - acme - the peak of creativity in teaching!
Enjoy the journey!
Comments (15)
Danielle said
at 9:31 pm on Feb 16, 2009
Danielle Parise
Pat Adreance said
at 2:42 pm on Jun 30, 2010
I am excited to be on theLitAcme21 Wiki - I am very unfamiliar with wikis, but can't wait to learn what they are about and how they work!
Kayleigh said
at 11:20 am on Jul 5, 2010
Time to learn what Wiki's are all about. I was never introduced to them in my undergraduate career, but I am excited to learn as much as I can about them now!
Pamela Preiato-Ciotoli said
at 9:57 am on Jul 7, 2010
I am excited/scared to work with Wiki's. I have heard all about them but I dont know how to use them at all. Hopefully, I will feel confident with them in a few weeks!
Doug Maxwell said
at 10:40 am on Jul 8, 2010
My group (TECH QUAD) is in the midst of putting our Wiki together. I am fortunate to be with some seasoned pros on the subject and am excited to learn more. Like Pam, I hope to feel comfortable and confident within the next few weeks.
Corey Brown said
at 11:42 am on Jul 8, 2010
Having started the Wiki-experiment I was a bit apprehensive to the undertaking. However, my group has been a huge help in the initial processes of Wiki-prep. I am feeling much more confident in the set-up now.
Tara Scott said
at 8:16 pm on Jul 8, 2010
I too am interested in finding out more about how Wikis work and can be used by students
canaan bump said
at 9:38 am on Jul 9, 2010
What a great tool...I can't wait to take advantage of this!
laurenpassant@gmail.com said
at 8:14 pm on Jul 9, 2010
I am very excited to see the different ways to use Wikis.
Sheldonheil said
at 9:07 am on Sep 9, 2010
I am interested to see how this works!
Frances Glickman said
at 2:12 pm on Sep 12, 2010
Oh, now I see. I replied to you. It is under what you had said, Sheldon. However, my reply to you is indented.
Frances Glickman said
at 2:11 pm on Sep 12, 2010
Why did my reply to you, Sheldon, appear under my name. I thought it should appear under your name since I am replying to you?
Frances Glickman said
at 2:09 pm on Sep 12, 2010
Hi Sheldon, Why didn't our pictures appear? I saw your page and your links. Everything looks fantastic. I look forward to working with you this semester.
Frances Glickman said
at 2:08 pm on Sep 12, 2010
Like others before me, I am excited and interested in learning about a new avenue of technology. I am curious to see what I can do on this program and where it will lead me. I am on a new adventure!
Ashley Baginski said
at 6:04 pm on Feb 1, 2011
I am anxious to learn many technological resources available from this site and many others.
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