This podcast is a recorded reflection by Shelly and Wesley Fryer (@sfryer and @wfryer) on the June 2015 Mobile Learning Experience. Mobile Learning (@mobile2015) is a fantastic, annual conference in Tucson, Arizona, organized by the Arizona K-12 Center and Tony Vincent. This podcast also includes an interview with Ryan Read (@Ryan7Read) about his successful Kickstarter campaign to fund illustrations for his first graphic novel, working with a high school age illustrator he found via Fiverr.com. Check the podcast shownotes for referenced links and resources.
Shownotes:
- The Mobile Learning Experience (@mobile2015)
- Archived Learning from the 2015 Mobile Learning Experience (post by Wes)
- Arizona K-12 Center (@azk12)
- Learning In Hand by Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent)
- Westin La Paloma in Tucson (@westinlapaloma)
- Wes’ archived #mobile2015 tweets (297)
- Camp Plug and Play 10.0: The Creative Technology Camp for Teachers (July 6-10, 2015)
- Bob Greenburg (@bobgreenberg) YouTube Interview Series: The Brainwaves Channel
- Wes’ video interview by Bob Greenburg: Playing With Media
- Erin Klein (@kleinerin)
- Miami Device (@miamidevice)
- Pixabay (freely licensed images)
- Photos for Class (auto-attributed images, openly licensed)
- Haiku Deck (auto-attributed images inserted into presentation slideshows)
- The Noun Project (openly licensed icons)
- Image Resources from PlayingWithMedia.com
- Adobe Voice (free iPad app for narrated slideshows)
- iPad Media Camp (@iPadMediaCamp)
- The Single Most Important Factor for iPad Success in Schools (by Tony Vincent)
- Psychological Ownership (a Google Voice video by Tony Vincent)
- Create Media with Permission (a Google Voice video by Wesley Fryer)
- Arizona Star Tours
- Write Well, Sell Well Conference in Oklahoma City
- iPad Books and Videos (#mobile2015 session resources by @sfryer & @wfryer)
- Classroom website of Shelly Fryer: classroom.shellyfryer.com
- YouTube Channel of Shelly Fryer’s Classroom
- Fredrick Douglas by Travis (a video version of an eBook project created with Book Creator for iPad)
- Adam Bellow (@adambellow)
- PBS Learning Media (@pbslrnmedia)
- Wes’ STEM Classroom website: stem.wesfryer.com
- Ryan Reid (@Ryan7Read)
- Kickstarter: My Life as a Comic Book Reader – An Inspirational Story
- on Amazon.com: My Life as a Comic Book Reader Paperback by Mr Ryan Christopher Read (Author) and Ms. Natisha Reid (Illustrator)
- final video promo: My Life as a Comic Book Reader (YouTube)
- Mooper Films on Facebook (official Facebook page for the upcoming all-ages graphic novel by Ryan Read and Natisha Reid)
- Shelly Fryer on Twitter: @sfryer
- Shelly Fryer’s blog: shellyfryer.com
- Wesley Fryer on Twitter: @wfryer
- Wesley Fryer’s blog: Moving at the Speed of Creativity
- Wes’ Presentation Handouts (upcoming and past speaking schedule)
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