Necc2007 Videos

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This podcast is a recording of the NECC 2007 presentation Reinventing Project-Based Learning: Your Field Guide to Real-World Projects in the Digital Age by Jane Krauss and Suzie Boss, along with several other educators who joined the session via Skype. As the authors of an upcoming book on project-based learning with the same title as this presentation, Jane and Suzie shared about their own learning journeys in conducting the research and actually writing this book. They including many different projects teachers and students around the world are involved in to both engage and educate them with skills they ll need to thrive today and in the future. I apologize that the last few minutes of this session were cut off, I was not able to stay for the last few minutes of this session at NECC due to another commitment. The majority of their message is here, however, and I want to express thanks to all the presenters for both their message as well as giving permission to share this recording as a podcast.  SHOWNOTES: My text notes from this NECC presentation Jane and Suzie s book blog Jane s del.icio.us social bookmarks Suzie s del.icio.us social bookmarks The Reinventing Project-Based Learning Flickr Group (join and contribute!  Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: necc07, necc2007, projectbasedlearning, education, collaboration, n07s606 Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

This podcast is a recording of a conversation I had with Marco Torres at NECC 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia. The initial question we started with focused on how to make light saber effects in a movie, but our conversation continued and focused on other uses for Final Cut Studio Pro software, ways for helping students learn complex technology skills ( dream it and figure out how to do it together) as well as effective professional development strategies for teachers, among other topics. Marco continues to be one of my foremost Yodas (mentors) when it comes to the effective use of digital technologies to tell stories, and the work his kids have done and continue to do inside and outside the classroom really puts them in a class by themselves. Many thanks to Marco for both sharing his expertise and being willing to allow his perspectives to be shared out with others via this podcast recording. SHOWNOTES: Homepage of Marco Torres: educator, producer, media artist, consultant Motion Software included as part of Final Cut Studio Pro  Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: necc07, necc2007, digitalstorytelling, education, macintosh, marcotorres Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

This podcast features a recording of the presentation I shared at NECC 2007 with Katie Beedon titled Reinventing Education for the 21st-Century (Designing School 2.0). SHOWNOTES: Referenced links from this presentation shared as a public Google Notebook 2007 K-12 Online Conference Presentation slides (PDF - 8.8 MB) The Greater Houston Educational Collaborative Wiki presentation curriculum for this session Blog responses: What does school 2.0 look like? Blog responses: How can teachers support school 2.0? Blog responses: Leadership/District support of school 2.0 Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: necc07, necc2007, schoolreform, educationreform, n07s816, education Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

This podcast features a recording of Will Richardson s spotlight presentation at NECC 2007 titled, From Hand It In to Publish It: Re-Envisioning Our Classrooms. Will provided a thorough list of major points and links on a wiki site he created to accompany his presentation, included in the podcast shownotes. Will continues to challenge educational leaders at all levels to question the ways Schools are or are not responding to the dynamic information landscape in which we find ourselves in the early 21st century. As a noted leader in the broader educational community, as well as the narrower edu-blogger community, Will invites listeners to both envision and work toward new paradigms of learning in our increasingly connected world. SHOWNOTES: Will s wiki site of major points and referenced links for this session Weblogged-ed: Will s blog My text notes from Will s session Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: necc07, necc2007, apple, willrichardson, n07s584, education Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

This podcast features several recordings from NECC 2007 before sessions, on the vendor floor, and in the edublogger lounge. The first interview is with Dr. Paul Clark of the University of Nebraska-Omaha, who discusses the educational fun of geocaching. (Paul actually located 16 different geocaches in Atlanta during this year s NECC, with his partner in geocaching Bob Goeman.) The second interview is with Tim Donovan, one of the co-founders of Imbee.com. Imbee is a non-commercial, safe walled garden digital social networking environment for kids, teachers and parents. The final interview is with Darren Draper, an instructional technology specialist in Sandy, Utah, and the author of the excellent Pay Attention video which addresses the need to prepare our students for the 21st century flat world. SHOWNOTES: Geocaching.com - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site MacCaching Free GeoCache Manager for Mac OS X Travel Bug defined by WikiPedia Imbee.com Drape s Takes: The Weblog of Darren Draper Pay Attention Video Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: education, geocaching, necc07, necc, necc2007, imbee Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

This is a podcast recording of the closing keynote at NECC 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia. The conference description of the session was: Dr. Tim Tyson, principal of Mabry Middle School, has been called the Pied Piper of Educational Technology by the School Library Journal and we agree! Sticking with our keynote theme on creativity and innovation, Tim wraps up NECC with concrete examples of how the creative process can enliven teaching and learning while investing community in student success. Tim will discuss how Mabry, in just over five years, has made learning irresistible by closing the gap between content and meaningfulness in the classroom. Students are both content-creators and standard-setting, world-wide publishers of digital media. Through MabryOnline.org, which serves up over 1.5 million files a month, and the iTunes store, digital media content created by Mabry students, teachers, and administrators is shared with viewers all over the world. Each May, Mabry students participate in the annual Mabry Film Festival, an Oscar-like gala celebration of the digital academic content they have created that attracts attendees from all over Atlanta. Students Josh Schwarz and Tia Riedlinger join Tim in this inspirational, can-do story of how technology, innovation, and creativity are transforming how an entire community thinks about the role of education in preparing students for the 21st century. SHOWNOTES: Mabry Middle School website Subscribe to Moving at the Speed of Creativity weekly podcasts! Receive an email alert whenever a new Speed of Creativity podcast is published! Enter your email to subscribe: Powered by FeedBlitz Technorati Tags: education, schoolreform, n07s713, necc07, necc, necc2007, timtyson Listen to this blog post as a mp3 audio file

Get the Podcast Here From Atlanta EduBloggerCon 07 What a great start to NECC! See You in a Few! necc07, neccprep, necc2007

Day 2 for NECC–Get the Podcast Here Workshop-Finding Successful Solutions for Technology Staff Development Many great ideas for making SD more productive and more fun. Brief interview with Janet Corder of j2Training NECC Keynote–Andrew Zolli, founder of PopTech conference. Things we as educators need to work towards in the near future. It seems like this particular audience is getting a little tired of constantly looking into the future. The Atlanta Drum Line was fantastic! Opening Reception at Georgia Aquarium–Crowded as usual, food not scarce but hard to get to. What I am doing tomorrow. Leslie Fisher Arnie Abrams and more. See You in a Few! necc07, neccprep, necc2007