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Category: web 2.0

  • Discussing Copyright, Creative Commons, IP and Education

    Steve Hargadon facilitated a great conference call this afternoon about copyright issues in education on his Talkshoe Channel for Classroom 2.0. The recorded conversation is available now (15 minutes after the conversation ended) as a mp3 file. I had never participated in a TalkShoe audio conference before, and I really liked it– especially the way…

  • Hatred, Racism, the 9th Governor of Oklahoma, WikiPedia, and “approved textbook history”

    2007 was Oklahoma’s Centennial year. Celebrations on November 16, 2007, focused on the 100th anniversary of Oklahoma’s inaugural day of statehood in the United States of America. One of the many reasons I am enthused to help facilitate and lead our statewide digital storytelling project, Celebrate Oklahoma voices, is that historically the “voices” included in…

  • Conversations about Digital Citizenship continue on Ustream.tv

    I was honored to again participate in an interactive presentation over video with both students, teachers and parents involved in the ProTechT 2008 project this afternoon. This connection involved more students as well as adults than this morning’s session… I’m not exactly sure how many, but we did have twenty different “viewers” of the UStream…

  • Research-based support for digital storytelling and Dual-Coding Theory

    As an advocate for the appropriate use of digital storytelling to support learning inside and outside the classroom, I am constantly on the lookout for educational research which explores not only the ways digital storytelling can be used effectively to support learning, but also the REASONS it SHOULD be used. Last December when I had…

  • Discussing Digital Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities

    This morning I visited “live” with students and teachers in Illinois and California using a free channel on Ustream.tv about the rights and responsibilities associated with digital citizenship. Students in the following locations have been brainstorming questions relating to digital citizenship the past few weeks, and I’ve been able to respond (in round 1 and…

  • Podcast225: The K-12 Online Conference – Free, World-Class Professional Development for Educators about Web 2.0 Tools for Learning

    This podcast is a recording of my spotlight presentation at the Oklahoma Technology Association’s annual conference on February 5, 2008, about the K-12 Online Conference. The program description for this session stated: The K-12 Online Conference offers a fantastic, free opportunity for educators around the world to learn together about innovative and effective ways web…

  • The Future is Unwritten by Miguel Guhlin

    These are my notes from Miguel Guhlin’s OTA 2008 keynote, “The Future is Unwritten.” In my free time, I serve as instructional technology director for San Antonio ISD All resources from today’s session: http://snipurl.com/ota2008 My core values #1 share more In New Zealand last year, Jenny Litchfield – has a face that tells a story…

  • Information Revolution, Digital Revolution

    These are my notes from a presentation titled “Go Digital to Revolutionize Learning” on February 2, 2008, at the Oklahoma 2008 State Superintendent’s Social Studies and Fine Arts Conference. The theme of this year’s conference is, “Revolutionary Matters.” This presentation by Cheryl McInnis from Mustang Public Schools has the following description in the conference program:…

  • Podcast222: Using Technology for Building Learning Communities by Alan November

    This podcast is a recording of Alan November’s first breakout session on January 31, 2008, at the MidWinter Conference of the OU K-20 Center held in Norman, Oklahoma, on the campus of the University of Oklahoma. The title of his session was “Using Technology for Building Learning Communities.” The program description was: We now have…

  • Podcast221: Balancing Access and Freedom with Safety and Liability Protection

    This podcast is a recording of my presentation on January 31, 2008, at the MidWinter Conference of the OU K-20 Center held in Norman, Oklahoma, on the campus of the University of Oklahoma. Most Oklahoma school districts censor and filter Internet content more strictly than the communist government of China. It is very important to…