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Amazing #STEM Animated Visual Notes by Dominic Walliman

By Wesley Fryer On December 20, 2020 · Tagged With: digitalstorytelling, edtech, stem, visualnotes · Add Comment

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Lesson Cast: Sharing a Class Recording with Minimal Steps

By Wesley Fryer On September 29, 2020 · Tagged With: edtech, google, googleEDU · Add Comment

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Thinking about Educational Technology Support for Fall 2020

By Wesley Fryer On June 17, 2020 · Tagged With: covid19EDU, digital, diglit, edtech, literacy · Add Comment

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Recent Virtual Workshops by Wes (March – April 2020)

By Wesley Fryer On May 2, 2020 · Tagged With: covid19EDU, edtech, pd, remotelearning, workshops · Add Comment

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Podcast472: Remote Learning in Oklahoma #OklaEd

By Wesley Fryer On April 26, 2020 · Tagged With: covid19EDU, edtech, leadership, oklaed, oklahoma, remotelearning · Add Comment

This podcast is a recording of a webinar panel discussion by Oklahoma educators Telannia Norfar, Delilah Rodriguez, Rhonda Schroeder and Wesley Fryer on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Our topic of conversation was "Remote Learning in Oklahoma," as we are now about a month into "learning at home" because of the neo-coronavirus / COVID-19 global pandemic. The questions we discussed included, What is your current role and situation with 'remote learning' in Oklahoma? What is your technology situation like in terms of student devices, teacher devices, and utilized platforms? What are discovering that should be changed about school as a result of this situation? What are some success stories about remote learning at your school / for you? How do you think we can help teachers and schools prepare for ongoing remote learning in the event we don't return face-to-face to school in August, or we do but have to go back to remote learning in the fall? Check out the shownotes for links to Twitter IDs for each of our panelists, as well as other referenced resources and links from the conversation.

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OLTI – The Oklahoma Learning Technology Initiative

By Wesley Fryer On March 25, 2020 · Tagged With: 1to1, covid19EDU, edtech, laptop · Add Comment

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Deep Work and the Race to Minecraft

By Wesley Fryer On February 17, 2020 · Tagged With: computer, edtech, lab, literacy, minecraft, minecraftedu, pedagogy · Add Comment

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Facilitating Student eBook and Book Publishing with Book Creator and Lulu

By Wesley Fryer On January 31, 2020 · Tagged With: DigitalLiteracy, ebook, ebooks, edtech, literacy, publishing · Add Comment

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Thoughts on Content Filtering, Parent Education, and School Laptop Initiatives

By Wesley Fryer On January 14, 2020 · Tagged With: edtech, laptop, norman, oklaed, oklahoma · Add Comment

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What Paperless Debate Can Teach Us About the Classroom of the Future

By Wesley Fryer On December 8, 2019 · Tagged With: digital, edtech, lessons · Add Comment

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Podcast468: Reflections on Blended Learning Techniques with Google Sites, Slides and Social Media

By Wesley Fryer On November 27, 2019 · Tagged With: edtech, faith, google, googleEDU, googlesites, presentation, science, slides, tips, webdesign, website · Add Comment

Welcome to Episode 468 of the Moving at the Speed of Creativity podcast, a show by Dr. Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) focusing on digital creativity, media literacy, digital literacy, digital citizenship, instructional technology integration and engaged learning both inside and outside the classroom. This episode includes a reflection by Wes about some of the techniques he is using in fall 2019 teaching Digital and Media Literacy for 5th and 6th graders at Casady School in Oklahoma City, as well as the adult Sunday School class, "Curiosity and Questions: Jesus and Science" at First Presbyterian Church in Edmond, Oklahoma. These techniques include using Google Sites to share lesson slides, videos, resources and links publicly (mdtech.casady.org and followjesus.wesfryer.com) each week. Refer to the podcast shownotes for referenced links. Feedback on this podcast episode is welcome!

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Blogging with Seesaw

By Wesley Fryer On October 1, 2019 · Tagged With: blog, blogging, create2learn, edtech, howto, seesaw, tutorial · Add Comment

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Your Seminary Needs Digital and Media Literacy Instruction

By Wesley Fryer On September 22, 2019 · Tagged With: diglit, edtech, medialit, medialiteracy · Add Comment

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Tutorials: Record Audio Podcasts with Voice Record Pro or Anchor

By Wesley Fryer On August 28, 2019 · Tagged With: anchor, android, create2learn, edtech, iphone, podcast, podcasting · Add Comment

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Options for Classroom Blogging (August 2019)

By Wesley Fryer On August 19, 2019 · Tagged With: blogging, edtech, education · Add Comment

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Podcast466: Reflections on Summer 2019 TechyKids Robotics Camp in Oklahoma City

By Wesley Fryer On August 11, 2019 · Tagged With: design, edtech, robotics, techykids · Add Comment

Welcome to Episode 466 of the Moving at the Speed of Creativity podcast, a show by Dr. Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) focusing on digital creativity, media literacy, digital literacy, digital citizenship, instructional technology integration and engaged learning both inside and outside the classroom. This episode features an interview with Michaela Freeland (@_mfreeland) and Shelly Fryer (@sfryer) about the two summer robotics camps they co-led using Thymio robots and outstanding curriculum provided by TechyKids. TechyKids (www.techykids.com) was founded by Sharon Marzouk (@sharonmarzouk) and focuses on inspiring students through a "blend of robotics, creativity, technology, and invention." In this 35 minute interview, Michaela and Shelly share their experiences and learning from leading two robotics camps with 32 and 28 student participants, respectively, and discuss many of the camp highlights as well as lessons learned by students, older student mentors, teachers and parents. Students engaged in daily reflections during these summer camps, and both recorded and shared with their parents their learning using the platform Seesaw (@Seesaw). Casady School in Oklahoma City hosted both of these camps, which were part of the summer "Casady by the Lake" enrichment program open to all students in and around Oklahoma City. Check out the podcast shownotes for links to TechyKids as well as other resources mentioned by Michaela and Shelly in this interview. If you are inspired to offer a robotics and invention camp in your local area after listening to this podcast, or have questions, please reach out to Michaela or Shelly and let them know!

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Amazing #STEM Animated Visual Notes by Dominic Walliman

Lesson Cast: Sharing a Class Recording with Minimal Steps

Thinking about Educational Technology Support for Fall 2020

Podcast472: Remote Learning in Oklahoma #OklaEd

OLTI – The Oklahoma Learning Technology Initiative

Deep Work and the Race to Minecraft

Facilitating Student eBook and Book Publishing with Book Creator and Lulu

Thoughts on Content Filtering, Parent Education, and School Laptop Initiatives

What Paperless Debate Can Teach Us About the Classroom of the Future

Podcast468: Reflections on Blended Learning Techniques with Google Sites, Slides and Social Media

Blogging with Seesaw

Tutorials: Record Audio Podcasts with Voice Record Pro or Anchor

Options for Classroom Blogging (August 2019)

Podcast466: Reflections on Summer 2019 TechyKids Robotics Camp in Oklahoma City

Essential Technology Support Staff Skills and Characteristics

VIDEO: 10 Tips from a Technology Fear Specialist

Adult Identity and the “I Can’t Use Technology Well” Introduction

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