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Seeking Skype/Chat partners

Please share your interests and time needs (and zones) in setting up connections with Skype or chat partners.

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Comment by Josie Whitehead on October 20, 2015 at 8:56am

I'm often invited to Skype into schools to meet children who are doing my poems in their classrooms.  You can find them by simply Googling JOSIE'S POEMS.  They love to meet me, learn a little about me, and they have their questions ready.  They want to know where I live and it is a joy to hold my camera to my window where they can see the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales.  It's all golden now but will soon change.  They like to perform some of my poems (but please teachers, get them away from mumbling into a piece of paper because poetry is a performing art).  Often they've done pictures for my website - but sometimes in secondary schools, they've done animations, film or photography.  I've been a teacher all my life and so I love to go back into classrooms and feel I still have something which is useful for you all.  I hope to see you soon.  Google JOSIE'S POEMS and you can see about booking a Skype visit.  It's not expensive at all. 

Comment by Sher Swanby on January 2, 2012 at 8:46pm

HI BJP and Kathy K

I would love to Skype with my 7th or 8th Grade classes and my 3rd Graders. Please let me know if you would like to also?

Thanks,

Happy New Year!

Sher

Sher.Swanby@mpls.k12.mn.us

Comment by Elizabeth Kahn on December 22, 2011 at 6:07pm

I love skype. My high school book group has skyped with book groups far away and some in our area too. My group is part of the YALSA YA Galley Program, so we are reading the newest of the new. Would love to talk books with kids from other schools. 

Comment by Sher Swanby on December 8, 2011 at 10:14pm

Teach 3rd  - 8th graders Media Technology  - am a Media Specialist in a Minneapolis school - would love to interact with people in other states , countries.

Comment by Kathy Kaldenberg on October 24, 2011 at 9:08pm
Kara, I would be interested. Let's get in touch.
Comment by Kara Ross on October 24, 2011 at 1:42pm
I am a 6-12 school librarian in NY and I'm looking for other schools to aprtner with for a digital citizenship project.
Comment by Kathy Kaldenberg on February 15, 2011 at 1:11pm
Just finished a great Skype session about state award books with BJP, who found me through the Ning.
Comment by BJP on January 19, 2011 at 10:14pm

Hello,

I am new to TLNING and was motivated to join because of this group. I teach preK- 8th and our schedule is flexible. We are a parochial school in NE, CST. My students are very eager to SKYPE. We purchased a webcam but have not yet connected with another classroom. Please let me know if you would be interested in setting up a SKYPE session at any grade level (K- 8th), Thanks!

Comment by Gail Poulin on December 23, 2010 at 6:36pm

Hello Kathy K

Today was our last school day for 2010. We'll be back on Jan. 3rd. What blocks of time do you visit with kindergarten classes? If we can jive in our schedules, I would be happy to Skype with your kids.

My experience has been that a few questions from each side, and answers rehearsed ahead, work well; maybe add in a song from each side if desired is plenty of interaction each time. Let me know if interested.

Comment by Kathy Kaldenberg on December 23, 2010 at 6:02pm
I am the librarian for a K-12 school district in rural Iowa and I often coordinate Skype sessions, pairing our teachers with other classrooms around the world. I'm up for anything!
 

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