In 1989 Robert Fulghum wrote a book called “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” In his list of things he learned, Share Everything is at the top of the list. We’ve been talking about being reflective practitioners for years and while many do this, most do it in relative isolation or at best with locally developed groups. There is a better and more powerful way to share and learn. Using technologies such as blogs, rss, twitter, del.icio.us, skype and more, you can be part of a learning community that is exponentially greater than any you can muster inside the walls of your institution. This session will explore one man’s journey into creating a network where sharing and reflection with people from around the world on a daily basis is the norm. This session will introduce you to these tools and more importantly help you understand the value and power of sharing everything.

1. Lesson #1 SHARE
Dean Shareski
Tlt Summit May 2008
Saskatoon, SK

2. Contact
http://ideasandthoughts.org
shareski@gmail.com

3. Contact
http://ideasandthoughts.org
shareski@gmail.com

4. Everything I Needed to Learn, I
Learned in Kindergarten

5. Play Fair

6. Put things
back where
you found
them

7. Flush

8. Live a balanced life - learn some and think some
and draw and paint and sing and dance and play
and work every day some

9. Take a nap every afternoon

10. When you go out in the world, watch
out for traffic, hold hands and stick
together

11. Be aware of wonder.
Remember the little
seed in the
Styrofoam cup: the
roots go down and
the plant goes up and
nobody really knows
how or why, but we
are all like that

12. And then remember the Dick-and-Jane books
and the first word you learned - the biggest
word of all - LOOK

13. Or

15. Or

17. How my Network
Replaced Google

18. “just give me one good idea”

19. You came to wrong place

20. Feel free to
be skeptical

22. The Big
Ideas

23. Share what you think

26. Share what you read

28. Share
and
Share alike

31. Share What you See

35. Share what you create

38. Share Munitia

40. Why Share?

41. Professional
Responsibility

42. Modeling

43. Reciprocation

44. Feedback

45. Feedback

46. Feedback

47. Considerations

48. Publish then Filter

49. Quality is important but so
is quantity

50. Crap vs. Quality

51. Overwhelming

52. Find Your Niche

53. Creative Commons

54. Group Sharing
• What do you share?
• How do you share?

56. Photos
• http://flickr.com/photos/guano/2109876888/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/jaqian/308615221/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/radiofree/493088373/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/sharynmorrow/15995888/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/lollyknit/1304712748/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/qwghlm/2366110887/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/edublogger/2310155366/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/glemak/755864925/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/bikeportland/602089200/in/photostream/
• http://flickr.com/photos/siebeneinhalb-de/510621489/

57. Dean Shareski
ideasandthoughts.org
shareski@gmail.com