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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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Professional Development and Identity

By Wesley Fryer On October 16, 2019 · Tagged With: development, identity, leadership, pd, professional · Add Comment

Your “Normal” is Not Mine

By Wesley Fryer On September 9, 2019 · Tagged With: leadership · Add Comment

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Teachers as Prophets: The Power to “PROF-a-sigh” Into Students’ Futures

By Wesley Fryer On May 20, 2019 · Tagged With: encouragement, leadership, prophesy, teaching · Add Comment

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Essential Technology Support Staff Skills and Characteristics

By Wesley Fryer On May 14, 2019 · Tagged With: edtech, IT, leadership, support · Add Comment

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Podcast461: Instructional Coaching, Middle School French Class and Explain Everything for iPad

By Wesley Fryer On May 13, 2018 · Tagged With: coach, coaching, edtech, education, explaineverything, integration, ipad, leadership, school, technology · Add Comment

Welcome to episode 461 of Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wesley Fryer, from March 18, 2018. This podcast features an introductory overview about instructional coaching and technology integration coaching specifically, drawing on the author's experiences in this role with teachers since the late 1990s. In addition to defining instructional coaching, keys to successful instructional coaching experiences for mentor teachers as well as coaches are highlighted, as well as "lessons learned." The second part of the podcast features an interview with middle school French teacher Blake Pardue, who has been connecting his students to "pen pal" classrooms of French speaking students in Europe and in Africa for several years. The past two years, Blake's students have used the iPad app "Explain Everything" to create media-rich introductions of themselves and practice their French skills with their pen pals. This interview was a reflection with Blake Pardue and Wes Fryer about this year's iteration of the Explain Everything project, which utilized the new "cloud based" and collaborative version. They discuss project procedures and lessons learned. Refer to the podcast shownotes for links to referenced apps and resources from the show.

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Bernie Sanders Explains Progressivism in the new Democratic Party

By Wesley Fryer On June 4, 2017 · Tagged With: healthcare, impeachment, leadership, politics, sanders, trump · Add Comment

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Design Thinking Takeaways from Our #k12onlineconf Panel

By Wesley Fryer On January 24, 2017 · Tagged With: design, designthinking, k12online, k12onlineconf, leadership, thinking · Add Comment

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Changing Mindsets: STEM Is NOT Content Areas in Isolation

By Wesley Fryer On August 19, 2015 · Tagged With: dweck, edtech, leadership, mindset, school, stem · Add Comment

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TEDx Video Conversation Night

By Wesley Fryer On August 4, 2015 · Tagged With: education, leadership, oklaed, oklahoma, ted, tedx · Add Comment

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#WhatIf My Ideas on School Reform Become Reality?

By Wesley Fryer On January 2, 2015 · Tagged With: change, leadership, policy, politics, reform, school, twitter, whatif · 3 Comments

Podcast411: Going 1:1 – Planning for Success by Jake Heister

By Wesley Fryer On December 14, 2013 · Tagged With: 1to1, edtech, laptop, leadership, oklahoma, piedmont · Add Comment

This audio podcast is a recording of Jake Heister's presentation on December 4, 2013, at the Interactive Learning Institute in Norman, Oklahoma, titled, "Going 1:1 - Planning for Success." The ILI Conference is sponsored each year by the K-20 Center at the University of Oklahoma. The official session description was "Many well-intended 1:1 initiatives fall short of their potential due to lack of planning in a few key areas. This session will detail the planning process for our current implementation of a 1:1 Chromebook environment, tips for success, and lessons learned." Although this description mentions Chromebooks specifically, Jake addresses planning issues for 1:1 projects applicable to all platforms and devices. This was an outstanding presentation, and one of the best the publisher (Wesley Fryer) has heard in the past five years about 1:1 computing initiatives. Please refer to the podcast shownotes for links to Jake's slides as well as selective, republished tweets shared by @wfryer during Jake's presentation. Follow Jake on Twitter: @jakeheister.

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Podcast472: Remote Learning in Oklahoma #OklaEd

Professional Development and Identity

Your “Normal” is Not Mine

Teachers as Prophets: The Power to “PROF-a-sigh” Into Students’ Futures

Essential Technology Support Staff Skills and Characteristics

Podcast461: Instructional Coaching, Middle School French Class and Explain Everything for iPad

Bernie Sanders Explains Progressivism in the new Democratic Party

Design Thinking Takeaways from Our #k12onlineconf Panel

Changing Mindsets: STEM Is NOT Content Areas in Isolation

TEDx Video Conversation Night

#WhatIf My Ideas on School Reform Become Reality?

Podcast411: Going 1:1 – Planning for Success by Jake Heister

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Perspective: The Real Challenge Facing IT in Education #fail-learn

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