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=Web Wizards - Creating Magic With Web 2.0 Wizardry=

Welcome to the Web Wizards Wiki! We are excited that you have joined us in either a presentation or linked to our site. We have links on the left hand side of the presentations that we have conducted and invite you to take a look around.

If you have any questions, feel free to email us at the addresses below. Kim Collazo kscollazo@gmail.com

Danita Cobble danitacobble@gmail.com

=Kim Collazo= I am a digital integration facilitator in Moore County Schools. My passion lies in integrating technology in the classroom. Since leaving my one-to-one laptop classroom called The Cove, I have been working with PreK-5 teachers at Robbins and Southern Pines Elementary Schools in Moore County, North Carolina.

I grew up in upstate Vermont (beautiful, but coooold!) and earned a BS in Psychology/Special Education. In December, 2008 I attained a Master's Degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis in Science. I am National Board Certified, maintain licensure in Regular Ed K-6, Special Ed K-12, Gifted Ed K-12, and have been teaching 24 years. As a Kenan Fellow (2005), I have also worked with Dr. Len Annetta in the area of virtual gaming in Science. I have created Informational Text Reading and Writing Lessons for LearnZillion, and annotated children's ebooks for Curriculet I am also Google Certified (Level 1).

=Danita Cobble= I am a Technology Integration Specialist for Bullitt County Schools. I currently serve Eastside Middle, Mt. Washington Middle, and Bullitt East High Schools. My main responsibilities are to introduce teachers to new technologies, help teachers integrate technology seamlessly into their lessons, conduct professional development workshops, and teach students new technology skills.

I hold a BS in middle school education math and social studies, Master's in Gifted Education K -12, middle school science certificate and Instructional Technology certification. This is my 25th year in education. I have taught 6th grade world geography, world history, 8th grade American history, 7th grade math, Pre-Algebra, and 7th grade science.

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