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About lwargo

Liz Wargo is currently teaching Physical Education at Shanghai American School. Focused on aquatics she uses lots of technology and considers herself lucky because she hasn't electrocuted herself yet. She hails from the "Inland Northwest" where she received a Masters in Teaching from Whitworth College and studied Business Administration at Seattle University. Currently she maintains two blogs, http://wargoelizabeth.com and http://aquaticscenter.saschinaonline.org/ and conducts action research on ways technology can be used to enhance wellness.
Website: http://wargoelizabeth.com
lwargo has written 4 articles so far, you can find them below.


Choice and Voice Thoughts on Innovation and Collaboration

As many of you I’m sure have followed the “who’s information is it debate” where Facebook’s terms of agreement changed to include strong words such as TO BE USED IN ANYWAY THEY DEEM FIT and FOREVER. Overnight pointing out just how instantly on line content can be molded into forms that make users go from [...]

Are You a Giver or a Taker?

Many of use find ourselves as teachers wondering the best ways to utilize Twitter. One place to start is the Big Juicy Twitter Guide. In a recent episode of EdTech Talk Liz Davis brings up interesting personal learning network questions when asking for help on Twitter: “Have I given anything today? When was the last [...]

What do Lizards, Explorers and Tech Have in Common?

Increasingly, 24/7 communication and the flow of information seems inescapable; yet over the past week myself and one other teacher along with thirteen students managed to disconnect from “human created” information and tune into “wild” information, 24/7. Surprisingly, what followed was an inspirational series of events that should give us all hope that it isn’t [...]

Fund-raising 2.0

One week ago when I herd the word fund-raising I inadvertently cringed. The thought of tracking down students, hours at the copy machine and counting cash was enough to make me push the idea of a swim team fund-raiser to the bottom of my to do list. But then I found out about fund-raising 2.0. [...]

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