Janetta Garton has posted a thoughtful reflection about Brian Lamb, Alan Levine, and D’Arcy Norman’s “New Tools” strand keynote address for the 2007 K-12 Online Conference titled, “More Than Cool Tools.” Janetta is modeling “best practices” for her reflection, since she:
- Posted her reflection to her own blog
- Followed the suggested reflection rubric developed by the K12Online07 professional development committee
- Tagged her post with the session tag found on the K12Online07 conference schedule page. (Not sure why it’s not showing up yet in a technorati tag search, however.)
- Added her reflection to the K-12 Online Conference Professional Development Tracker database, so she will be able to print a certificate and receive PD credit for her participation in the conference for this session.
For more info about earning professional development credit for K12Online07, check out yesterday’s post on the conference blog, “Introducing the K12Online Professional Development Tracker database.” If you’re interested in some of the formative data on participation across the world in the conference this year, check out yesterday’s post “Week1 Statistics for K12Online07.”
Way to go Janetta! Hopefully we’ll see lots more teachers submit reflections for conference sessions of K12Online07 and earn PD credit!
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2 responses to “Good K12Online07 PD Reflection example”
I’m currently taking an online course, so I’m pretty busy now. Will the PD reflection be available over the next few months so that when I have the time I can do the reflection, get the credit, etc.? I’m also going to look into getting the university credit (I have to take classes for a supplement to my credential so I can keep working in the computer lab).
Thanks for the positive feedback. It was nice to meet you at MITC at TanTarA last week.