So back to my horrible time visiting with every one. Basically I try to send out time slots for everybody and schedule things but it usually blows up in my face. BUT- I have hope for Christmas this year, because I am going to try and make a Wiki agenda/itinerary. Maybe that will help?
As far as schools- I love the Texas Librarians wiki! It had some awesome resources, especially the resources called disabled child. I have a key assessment due in SPED 3000. This will definitely be handy!
I think I would like to set up a wiki for parent teacher conferences. Parents can sign up in available slots, and they don't have to worry about whether I got their voice mail or email suggesting a time, or even if that time would is already booked. This hopefully would make scheduling a lot easier for parents. I know when scheduling my observation times it has been very difficult because the teacher doesn't have voice mail, and I've arranged to have a sitter but I don't know when her conference period is or anything, so my schedule is way up in the air. With a scheduling wiki my students' parents wouldn't have that same dillemma.
As far as schools- I love the Texas Librarians wiki! It had some awesome resources, especially the resources called disabled child. I have a key assessment due in SPED 3000. This will definitely be handy!
I think I would like to set up a wiki for parent teacher conferences. Parents can sign up in available slots, and they don't have to worry about whether I got their voice mail or email suggesting a time, or even if that time would is already booked. This hopefully would make scheduling a lot easier for parents. I know when scheduling my observation times it has been very difficult because the teacher doesn't have voice mail, and I've arranged to have a sitter but I don't know when her conference period is or anything, so my schedule is way up in the air. With a scheduling wiki my students' parents wouldn't have that same dillemma.
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Lauren,
Those are really great ideas for wikis!! Thanks for the tip and the link for special education, too!
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