There’s Something Going on Here You Need to Know About... by Dennis Richards and Charlene Chausis
In July 2007 a superintendent had his first introduction to the Internet world where collaborating, contributing and creating are the norm....
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K12Online08 Video Channel
Presentations from the 2008 K-12 Online Conference (video versions.) The 2008 K-12 Online Conference is a free, international, online event for educators around the globe. The purpose of the...
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20 of 35 episodesFilm School for Video Podcasters by Mathew Needleman
Make better classroom movies with simple tips that will help elevate your vodcast to the next level in terms of artistic and technical merit...
Parental Engagement in the 21st Century - Leveraging web 2.0 tools to engage parents in non-traditional ways by Lorna Costantini and Matt Montagne
New ways of looking at relationships with parents will help parents support their children, their child’s teacher and their child’s school....
Telling the New Story: Leverage Points for Inspiring Change Orientation by David Warlick
It is often said that “the future is not what it use to be.” In this information-driven, technology-rich world, where jobs appear and become...
Teaching Web 2.0 - Everything you need in one place by Wendy Drexler
The Teach Web 2.0 Wiki is a repository of emerging web applications with educational potential. Tools are reviewed for their strengths, weak...
Monsters Bloom in Our Wiki by Ann Oro and Anna Baralt
Learn how our Monster Project encourages creativity and the development of reading and writing skills while integrating technology into the...
Interactive tools for remote and synchronous mentoring by Michele Wong Kung Fong
This presentation addresses the intersection of design, education and tecnology. It investigates the design of remote mentoring interfaces....
Ramapo Islands: A New Dimension in Learning by Peggy Sheehy
The team process of creating a virtual presence for your school, the development of authentic, experiential, standard-based curriculum & imp...
Pushing the Limits: Web 2.0 and 21st Century Learning by Aimee Stoffel and Tanya Gray
Tanya and Aimee have launched a pilot program that would put laptops and Web 2.0 technologies in the hands and minds of seniors in our rural...
Connecting Classrooms Across Continents: Planning and Implementing Globally Collaborative Projects by Kim Cofino and Jen Wagner
Globally collaborative projects are an exciting way to engage your students in authentic learning across continents. Combining a variety of...
Back-channels in the Classroom by Scott H. Snyder
Backchanneling, traditionally an online discussion running alongside a live presentation, is a way to engage all students in classroom activ...
Overcoming Entropy by Louise Maine
In Science, entropy is the course of events towards disorder of a system. In new ideas or models, early adopters have the spirit and the ene...
Current leadership models are inadequate for disruptive innovations by Scott McLeod
In this 20-minute voice-narrated PowerPoint (Presentation Zen style) Dr. McLeod reflects upon key concepts from Dr. Clayton Christensen’s wo...
Changing Disabilities by Beth Lloyd
Because OTs have a knack for adapting items to meet the needs of their clients, they are similar to MacGyver who is known for his innovative...
Oh the Possibilities by Lisa Parisi
A project-based learning (PBL) classroom is an ideal environment for preparing 21st century students for their future. This type of classroo...
The Voices of School 2.0: School Reform as described by the words and images of the people of the Science Leadership Academy by Chris Lehmann
Leading change can only happen when others believe in and then live the change leaders suggest. Listen to the voices of the students and tea...
Beyond the Stacks: Using Emerging Technologies to Strengthen Teacher-librarian Leadership by Carlene Walter and Donna DesRoches
Donna DesRoches and Carlene Walter, collectively known as the Disruptive Innovators, present their framework for professional learning and m...
Games in Education by Sylvia Martinez
It sounds like a simple idea– kids don’t like school… kids like games, so if we sneak some educational content into games, won’t everyone be...
Time to Grow by Vicki Davis and Julie Lindsay
How do you measure up? How do you grow from month to month and year to year in a tough profession that often lives in the tyranny of the urg...
What Did You Do in School Yesterday, Today, and Three Years Ago? by H. Songhai
This presentation will look at some very practical ways that students can use cell phones, MP3 players, digital cameras and a number of free...