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Reflections on Learning from the OU Innovation Hub

By Wesley Fryer On December 9, 2017 · Tagged With: casadylearns, coding, creativity, csx, innovation, learning, learningspaces, oklaed, oklahoma, spaces · Add Comment

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Podcast457: Inspiring Creativity and Curiosity with Media

By Wesley Fryer On November 23, 2017 · Tagged With: creativity, curiosity, edtech, eduforum, eduforum_2017, egypt, engagement, learning, reform, schools, technology · Add Comment

This podcast features an almost-complete recording of Dr. Wesley Fryer's keynote, "Inspiring Creativity and Curiosity with Media," on November 18, 2017, in Cairo, Egypt at the second annual EduForum Conference. The keynote description was: "As automation and the disruptive march of technology continues into virtually every aspect of our lives, it is vital we cultivate both creativity and curiosity in our students. Many jobs and vocations of the future will require teamwork, collaboration, project management, and independent work skills historically lacking in traditional academic classes focusing on isolated, individual performance. In this engaging and challenging session, Dr. Wesley Fryer will present the case for why learners today need to be CREATORS as well as consumers of multimedia, and collaborate regularly in school to acquire the workforce skills of today and tomorrow. By highlighting practical examples as well as available apps and web tools, Dr. Fryer will provide attendees with specific strategies and lesson activities they can apply in their classrooms to more effectively utilize multimedia and encourage students to create multimedia which supports learning goals." Please share feedback on the ideas in this podcast with a comment on this podcast on speedofcreativity.org, or by reaching out to Wes on Twitter @wfryer. Also be sure to subscribe to The EdTech Situation Room on http://edtechSR.com and follow on Twitter @edtechSR for updates.

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More Minecraft Learning: Enchantments and Desert Temples

By Wesley Fryer On January 30, 2017 · Tagged With: learning, minecraft · Add Comment

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Shelly Fryer on Classroom 2.0 Live – Saturday October 15th

By Wesley Fryer On October 10, 2016 · Tagged With: fryer, learning, sfryer, shelly, shellyfryer, webinar, workshop · Add Comment

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Tweeted Learning from iPadPalooza 2016

By Wesley Fryer On June 25, 2016 · Tagged With: edtech, ipad, ipadpalooza, learning, storify · Add Comment

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David Jakes on Learning Spaces (April 2016)

By Wesley Fryer On April 15, 2016 · Tagged With: classroom, design, learning, redesign, school, space, spaces · Add Comment

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Podcast425: Reflections on the 2015 Mobile Learning Experience

By Wesley Fryer On June 20, 2015 · Tagged With: arizona, edtech, ipad, learning, mobile, mobile2015, workshop · Add Comment

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A Day of WordPress Website Updates

By Wesley Fryer On December 27, 2014 · Tagged With: blog, family, learning, media, tutorial, update, videos, wordpress · Add Comment

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Paper Slide Video PD Reflections From Wichita

By Wesley Fryer On October 17, 2014 · Tagged With: edtech, learning, paper, paperslide, pd, school, slide, teacher, wpsmagnet, youtube · Add Comment

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Podcast404: Learning About the Textile Industry Through Object-Based Global Exchange

By Wesley Fryer On June 15, 2013 · Tagged With: education, exchange, ghana, global, industry, learning, service, textile · Add Comment

This podcast is an interview with Branson Skinner and Liz Ricketts, founders of theOR.org and a global exchange framework which helps students learn about the textile industry, sustainable textile production, and a host of global literacy issues through the object-based curriculum TheseThingsTakeTime. This interview was recorded in Washington D.C. on June 15, 2013, at the Connections Conference hosted by the Sidwell Friends School. At Sidwell Friends, this initiative has been the focus of 6th grade "service learning" projects the past two years. According to Branson and Liz' website, "Our object exchange project creates a microcosm of global trade for education. Participants begin by designing and creating an item for someone else, somewhere else. Each person is partnered with a peer across borders through the exchange of their items. Not only does the exchange serve as a creative outlet to foster empathy, but it also represents a gateway to building relationships. 'Those people' found in textbooks and news reports become 'the person I know.' This shows the incomplete nature of stereotypes and encourages participants to consider global perspectives. In addition to fostering relationships, participants examine the resources they use in creating the objects they exchange. Working with natural dyes made from school lunches, organic cotton and fabric scraps from local designers, participants can examine the full lifecycle of the things they use everyday. Different ways that resources are used in each location add to what participants can learn from one another." This project presents wonderful opportunities for students and teachers to engage in interdisciplinary studies. It also provides concrete ways to learn about the complexities involved in the textile industry as well as our globalized economic supply chains. By connecting students in the United States to students in Ghana, and exchanging textile products the students have created for each other (scarves) the project provides powerful opportunities for students to learn about global issues in individual, personal ways which impacts the perceptions and pre-existing stereotypes which students from different cultures have of each other. Visit theor.org for more information and ideas about getting your own students involved in this object-based global exchange project.

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What Makes an Effective Technology Committee in Education (v.2)

By Kent Brooks On June 20, 2012 · Tagged With: college, edtech, education, leadership, learning, school, share, technology · 8 Comments

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iPad Media Camp July 11-13, 2012: 50% Discounts for ISTE, OTA, ODLA, OK A+, CCOSA, TCEA & MACE

By Wesley Fryer On May 23, 2012 · Tagged With: camp, development, edtech, education, fryer, integration, ipad, learning, media, oklahoma, pd, professional, training, workshop · Add Comment

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Podcast386: Implementing 1:1 Classrooms in Grand View Schools, Oklahoma

By Wesley Fryer On December 22, 2011 · Tagged With: 1to1, grandview, laptop, learning, oklahoma, school · Add Comment

This podcast is a a recording of Cheryl Beaman and Michelle Barnes' presentation, "Implementing 1:1 Classrooms" at the 2011 Innovative Learning Institute in Norman, Oklahoma, on November 10th. This annual conference is hosted by the K-20 Center at the University of Oklahoma. Cheryl Beaman is the director of technology for Grandview Public Schools, and Michelle Barnes is a 6th grade reading teacher as well as technology integration specialist in Grandview Schools. Grandview school leaders not only have the RIGHT vision and focus for their 1:1 program, they also have the RIGHT policies (driven by administrative vision for learning) when it comes to school Internet content filtering and professional development. This was a fantastic session and you don't want to miss it! If only ALL our school leaders in Oklahoma could have the vision, passion, and understanding of digital learning like leaders of Grand View Public Schools do! The official session description was: "Our school has gone from two computer labs to interactive whiteboards to a 1:1 laptop project in a little over a year. What it takes... what to watch out for... what you can prepare for... and what you can expect." As you'll hear in their presentation, the network infrastructure and Internet bandwidth are key parts of the successful foundation built for digital learning in Grand View Schools. NewNet 66 has been and continues to be a key partner for the district when it comes to networking, connectivity, infrastructure, etc. Last year at the ILI Cheryl and Michelle's presentation was absolutely the BEST and most inspiring presentation I was able to attend. This year I was not able to attend in person because of my scheduled presentation, but Dawn Pearce DID make it and recorded this session with permission. MANY thanks to Cheryl, Michelle, and Dawn. Enjoy and be inspired by some of Oklahoma's finest, most creative and passionate educators! Please refer to the podcast shownotes for links to additional information and ways to connect further with Cheryl and Michelle.

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Reflections on Learning from the OU Innovation Hub

Podcast457: Inspiring Creativity and Curiosity with Media

More Minecraft Learning: Enchantments and Desert Temples

Shelly Fryer on Classroom 2.0 Live – Saturday October 15th

Tweeted Learning from iPadPalooza 2016

David Jakes on Learning Spaces (April 2016)

Podcast425: Reflections on the 2015 Mobile Learning Experience

A Day of WordPress Website Updates

Paper Slide Video PD Reflections From Wichita

Podcast404: Learning About the Textile Industry Through Object-Based Global Exchange

iPad Media Camp July 11-13, 2012: 50% Discounts for ISTE, OTA, ODLA, OK A+, CCOSA, TCEA & MACE

Podcast386: Implementing 1:1 Classrooms in Grand View Schools, Oklahoma

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