I wanted to take a little time out to talk about this pretty cool company that I’m consulting and working with– IT4Educators. IT4Educators is a site that provides educators with affordable online technology integration courses for college credit. In courses, learning is applied by creating classroom content:
Start with your own curriculum, and add Atomic Learning video clips on the most innovative technology tools available—from Twitter to blogs, Moodle® to SMART™ Notebook.
And since they use Moodle it’s..
Online and self-paced.
The interactive courses are created and delivered in Moodle by highly-trained practicing educators in the field to help you stay ahead of each new generation of digital learners.
And that’s also where I come in. I work with and maintain their Moodle install along with starting up their IT4Educators Blog which will consist of quality posts about tech integration. I’ll also be writing “Moodle Moments” for the blog every 
so often which I will refer to in future Moodlerific blog posts.
I’m very excited to work with IT4Educators and I think it’s a great way for educators to get credits needed. I’m also excited about helping with their online web presence and getting their blog up and off the ground. The instructors at IT4Educators are some great tech leaders and will be providing useful resources and posts on the blog.
A recent piece of exciting news is that IT4Educators has joined forces with Atomic Learning
IT4Educators collaborates with Atomic Learning to offer teachers technology integration courses for college credit
The online, anytime, anywhere format you enjoy with Atomic Learning is now available in courses for college credit in cooperation with IT4Educators. Founded by an experienced technology educator, IT4Educators offers affordable 1-, 2-, and 3-credit courses that are all aligned with ISTE’s National Technology Standards.
Check out IT4Educators course listing – some courses include Google™ Integration, Using Technology to Implement Theme-Based Activities, Digital Storytelling in the Classroom, Twitter in Education, SMART Notebook Software in the Classroom and many more!
If you’re not interested in taking any classes check out the IT4Educators Blog for tech integration resources, ideas, tools and thoughts. Like I said, I will also be providing the blog with some “Moodle Moments” (name pending ha) posts and cross referencing that blog with Moodlerific.
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was kind enough to put together the posts and publish “Once Upon a Moodle Install” on LuLu.com. Big thanks to him and Moodle Monthly!
