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Will Richardson

US educator and well known internationally for his work in understanding and implementing Web 2.0 tools in schools, classrooms and libraries.

Kim Pericles

Gail Dyer

Gail & Kim have worked with a team of talented teachers to build Belmore South Public School (96% NESB) into a showcase of creative, innovating learning. Teachers are encouraged to work with students to co-create learning opportunities. Working alongside students, and with timely professional learning, staff use Web 2.0 tools, social and creative software, games and game making to support student learning in the school’s core priorities: literacy, numeracy and critical thinking. View Kim's Class blog 'All Stars'

Sue Johnson

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Sue Johnston takes her job seriously, and what a job it is. She is the manager of a large and complex library which serves the Marden Senior College (an adult re-entry school) and three distance schools of the Open Access College: the R-10 School of Distance Education, the Port Augusta School of the Air and the Senior Secondary School of Distance Education. Her work is certainly diverse, ranging from selection of reading materials for Reception students to reference assistance for senior secondary students across all curriculum areas and developmental levels.

Sonia Magon

Sonia Magon is Learning Technologies Coordinator at McDonald Park Schools, Mt Gambier. Sonia is currently on the CEGSA committee and presents regularly for CEGSA. She has been a member of the Early Childhood Organization committee and was invited to present a clay animation for early childhood workshop at the ECHO Science and Technology conference. She was also a presenter for the 'Get Connected' conference in Mount Gambier.

Graham Wegner

Graham Wegner is the ICT Coordinator and Year Six classroom teacher at Lockleys North Primary School, Adelaide. Graham is also an avid writer using read/write tools. His professional learning blog, Graham Wegner - Open Educator has received two Edublogs Awards nominations for Best Teacher Blog 2006 and 2007. He also participates in numerous online communities and is a strong advocate for improved focus on digital literacies in education. Graham is also an experienced presenter at conferences including CEGSA, EChO, ALEA and was invited to present at a VITTA educational blogging event in Melbourne in 2007. He works hard to make the internet an integral part of learning in his classroom (and his school) through blogging, wikis and the use of other social media tools.