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=Welcome=

Welcome to WikiPi. This is a staff development project created by the technology department that will serve as an online information site for Paideia teachers to collaborate and share information and school projects. Teachers may also use this site as a portal to link to their classroom wikis, blogs, or other online projects. This site can be __viewed by the public__, but it is also protected so it can only be edited by members who are teachers. (Please note that any intentional abuse of this site will result with membership being revoked and the abuser will be banned from the site.)

__**Pi 2.0 Online Course**__[[image:web20.png align="right" link="pi20:home"]]
This //self-guided online learning adventure// is designed to provide classroom teachers and other school personnel with an introductory experience that allows for exploration of some of the common tools and concepts related to Web 2.0. The goal of the course is to help everyone become familiar with some of the exciting, emerging Web technologies available to support professional, personal and classroom learning in the 21st Century! The course is about play, possibility, exploration, discovery and experimentation rather than "doing it right.

The class lasts ten weeks and will begin in February 2010. To find out more about the course and to register click on the following image below.



__Staff Development with Alan November__
On March 13th Alan November visited Paideia for our staff development day. Alan showed us several new technology tools during the presentation. He also taught us that the tools themselves are not important but, rather how we use the tools in teaching students is what matters the most. Several teachers volunteered to be scribes and take notes using Google Docs. Check out the main points of his presentation and other useful information on the staff development page.

__Pi 2.1 Online Course__
This is a continuation of the Pi 2.0 online course. If you have completed Pi 2.0 (or are an advanced technology user) we welcome you to continue your learning adventure by registering for part two of the online course. Pi 2.1 will follow the same guidelines and structure as the previous course.

The class lasts ten weeks. The next session has been postponed until 2010. To find out more about the course and to register click on the following image below.





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