Category: workshops
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HLA06 pics
Dr Drew Honolulu has published a nice set of photos from the Hawaii Library Association’s annual conference in November, that include a few candids of yours truly. 🙂 His comments on the above photo remind me of our conversation at the end of the conference about critically considering technologies, the information environment, and the roles…
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Intermediate/Advanced Topics in Podcasting
I co-taught a new workshop Friday via videoconference for teachers here in Edmond Public Schools (Oklahoma) and teachers at a distance in Rockwall ISD (Texas) titled “Intermediate/Advanced Topics in Podcasting.” Vicki Allen facilitated the group in Rockwall, which included over 30 teachers, administrators and support personnel in the district. We had just four of us…
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Skype later today/tonight?
I’ll be teaching a workshop today about classroom collaborations using videoconferencing and other technologies, from 4-7 pm US Central time. If you are interested in “Skyping in” briefly to say hello (with or without video) please leave a comment here with your Skype address, and we’ll try and give you a call! 🙂 You can…
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A workshop first
Tonight was a personal first: I taught a three hour workshop on podcasting to about twelve teachers in St Louis, Missouri from my house in Edmond, Oklahoma! I have taught this workshop on podcasting a fair number of times, and taught (and just “met” with others) via videoconferencing technologies a fair number of times too–…
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K-12 Online reflections
It was a great learning experience as well as privilege to serve as a convener this fall for K-12 Online. In the weeks ahead I’m thinking I’ll be putting more ideas, reflections and responses about the conference down in writing and possibly in some podcasts. Here are a few thoughts I drafted tonight. K-12 Online…
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Feedback on “Cultivating Digital Educators”
Frieda Foxworth, Ron Bosch, and John Geanangel collaborated to present the session on “Cultivating Digital Educators” for K-12 Online 2006 in the Overcoming Obstacles strand. I was able to watch and reflect on their excellent presentation this afternoon as I flew from Dallas to Los Angeles enroute to a conference, and I really enjoyed their…
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K12Online06 feeds and agenda complete
I was traveling and presenting on Thursday and Friday last week, so I was a bit delayed in completing my final convener duties for K12Online06. The conference agenda now includes links to all 41 presentations of the conference, and both the podcast feed for week1 and the podcast feed for week2 are now complete with…
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Week2 feed for K12Online06
Since the number of items listed in a podcast appears to be limited in some directories (like iTunes) to 25, the conveners of K12Online06 decided to create a separate feed for week 2 presentations. This should permit all the presentations from each week to remain accessible within the feeds. These are now linked from the…
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Comments feed for K12Online
A comment feed for all the comments posted to the K-12 Online Conference blog has been available at the bottom of the blog site since the beginning of this event, but this evening we increased the number of posts shown to 30. Hopefully this will help people follow the conversations surrounding the event, along with…
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Sheryl and Darren on EdTechTalk
Darren Kuropatwa and Sheryl Nusbaum-Beach were interviewed on EdTechTalk this evening for an hour, and provided a midway update for the K12 Online Conference. (A direct link to the mp3 recording of the session is also available.) The part of the discussion I found most interesting focused on how people are “getting to know” others…