Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wesley Fryer

Podcast262: Powerful Ingredients for Digitally Interactive Learning (MODLA 2008 Keynote)

This podcast is a recording of the keynote address I shared on July 9, 2008, in Osage Beach, Missouri at the Missouri Distance Learning Association (MODLA) annual conference. Approximately 90% of those in attendance for this keynote were higher education faculty, instructors, and support staff members. The official conference program description for this session was: Good teaching is similar in many ways to good cooking. Recipes are helpful, but master cooks often modify those to meet different needs and situations. The same is true for teachers. If we extend this analogy of cooking to teaching and learning in a web 2.0 world, what are the best “ingredients” to use as we help both teachers and students learn to be more effective, safe, and powerful communicators in our flat world? In this working session we will focus on six key ingredients: del.icio.us social bookmarks, Flickr photo sharing, VoiceThread digital storytelling, collaborative writing tools, websites for phone recording as well as SMS polling, and videoconferencing.

Show Notes:

  1. Presentation slides for this session are available as a PDF file
  2. Additional referenced links are available on my wiki curriculum page for this session
  3. Photo of Darren Kuropatwa and I videoconferencing on the San Antonio Riverwalk at night last week at NECC (Thanks Dean Shareski)
  4. Missouri Distance Learning Association (MODLA)
  5. Tan-Tar-A Family Resort in Osage Beach, Missouri

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