TEACHMEET WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT

As part of the growth of TeachMeets in Australia a new TeachMeet Australia website has also been born.

cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo by rolfekolbe: http://flickr.com/photos/46210293@N08/6801633404/

Visit the Presentations Page where (hopefully) all TeachMeet presentations will be available to view.

TeachMeet Sydney 2nd March 2012 was a resounding success.

Sit back and watch the UStream

TeachMeet is a free Edu event run by teachers for teachers.
Still don't understand what a TeachMeet is? Read this description from:

TeachMeets will be meeting/un-conferences where teachers will share good practice, practical ideas and personal insights into teaching with technology.
All participants are encouraged to be ready to volunteer an idea, a tool or a website that they have delivered in their classroom.
Alternatively they can discuss a product that they believe enhances their classroom practice.
You have a chance to say what you want:
What do you want to get out of this TeachMeet?
New scheme teachers are encouraged to attend and learn.
The idea behind TeachMeets is hearing stories about learning, from teachers.
This is a chance for teachers from all types of schools to network and to hear ideas from each other.
TeachMeets are open to all and do not charge an entry fee.
Sydney Morning Herald reported on the event: Lesson in numbers: TeachMeet aims for a world record
One of the #TMWR2012 presenters, Dan Haesler , shares his presentation below:
On his page Talking Points Dan asked if