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Barrett&#39;s Project Discovery &amp; Project Interaction teachers, &amp; ELL, Reading, &amp; Classroom Teachers were awarded a $10,000 Toyota TAPESTRY Science grant. The 2006-07 grant supported student participation in lessons that incorporate the Jason Project, NASA Explorer School experiences, Vi...

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Sea Turtles Lesson in Discovery Lab

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Discovery Through a Scientific Lens

The K-12 Online Conference invites participation from educators around the world interested in innovative ways Web 2.0 tools and technologies can be used to improve learning. This FREE conference is run by volunteers and open to everyone. The 2009 conference theme is “Bridging the Divide.” This year...

This presentation will center around the Eracism Project (the newest Flat Classroom Project), which was proposed by students at the 2009 Conference and will be an international middle school debate project held in September – December 2009, planned and conducted entirely by students. This presentation will have two phases: 1) An enhanced podcast or full video presentation with Vicki Davis, Julie Lindsay, Bernajean Porter, and Peggy Sheehy discussing the practical pedagogy and outcomes of connecting students globally in a way that begins with the objective and ends with the selection of appropriate technology tools for the task, centering around this particular project as the example, but also including other projects planned by each presenter. This will be a 20 minute presentation. 2) The culmination of the Eracism project, which will have preliminary debates hosted on voicethread will provide K12 online participants a venue to observe students in their final virtual world debate competition, but with k12 online participants allowed to observe and reflect in real time using a private backchannel. This will be the culmination of the Eracism project. 3) Student voicethreads used as part of the debate will be provided for participant viewing.

Inside the Global Collaborative Debate: Eracism by Vicki Davis, Bernajean Porter, Julie Lindsay, Kim Caise

Myths and realities of copyrights as they relate to multimedia projects in the classroom with Mathew Needleman.

Steal This Preso! Copyrights, Fair Use, and Pirates in the Classroom by Mathew Needleman

As the first decade of the 21st century comes to end and blogs, wikis, and podcasts have become more mainstream, it is important that educators step back to see how we, as professionals, are best using these tools to serve our students’ learning needs. If these modern technologies are going to be sustained in contemporary pedagogy, it is time that we “kick it up a notch” and tie these tools to both a higher theme and to learning theories. In other words, rather than using technology for technology’s sake, we need to rest on a new 21st-century foundation of teaching, learning, and assessment theory. Through a screencast, webcam, and Power Point video, “Googlios” offers not simply a “how to” but a “why to;” it introduces a model of how one educator has come to understand and organize these tools to support a 21st-century constructivist and connectivist approach to “bridge the divide” in educating our digital natives. More specifically, this presentation will shed light on a model that demonstrates relationships between emerging tools and learning theories and between Personal Learning Environments (PLEs), Personal Learning Networks (PLNs), and ePortfolios. By using Google Sites as a main dashboard that “mashes up” multiple Google Apps like Blogger, Youtube, Google Reader, Google Maps, Google Docs, and iGoogle into an ePortfolio, students can build and organize their own Personal Learning Environment (PLE) simultaneously with “building bridges” through their Personal Learning Network (PLN)–all while supporting e-portfolio authentic assessment. One last word of caution: “Googlios: A 21st-Century Approach to Teaching, Learning, and Assessment” seeks to ignite an educational renaissance.

Googlios: A 21st – Century Approach to Teaching, Learning, & Assessment by G. Alex Ambrose

Neil Stephenson believes in the power of technology to bring the past into the future. Empowered with 21st century tools, Stephenson’s Grade 7 students reinterpret events from five periods that have shaped Canada’s current historical landscape. Called the Cigar Box Project, Stephenson’s students collect and analyze historical images and artifacts, and then use graphic design principles to digitally assemble new cigar panels, each one revealing a unique, visual perspective of an historical event or time from Canada’s past. At the end of the year, students physically build their wooden Cigar Boxes, creating their own historical artifact that pulls together the story of our country. Along the way, students encounter a variety of assessment practices, create mini-documentaries about their artifacts and meet a number of experts who support their historical learning.

Remixing History: The Cigar Box Project by Neil Stephenson

This presentation explores a range of ideas that teachers could use to make a real-world task richer and more meaningful for their students. Using a large public art event as the focus, it looks at a number of ideas for enriching student learning with technology… ideas that could be modified and applied to nearly any learning context.

Ways of Working by Chris Betcher

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Providing lesson plans, resources, videos, tools, tips, and strategies for teaching the American Civil War.

Teaching the Civil War Podcast | Teaching the Civil War with Technology

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La storia di Siena è passata su piazza del Campo, o meglio ‘il Campo’, come lo chiamano i senesi. Da sempre immancabile punto di riferimento per ogni manifestazione che interessi la vita pubblica di Siena qui i senesi organizzavano i loro spettacolari e terribili ‘giochi’, in seguito sostituiti dal Palio, qui festeggiavano e giocavano d’azzardo (e il Campo era l’unico luogo dove era consentito), e sempre qui si svolgeva il mercato. Ancora oggi il Campo ospita una delle più sentite feste popolari, conosciuta in tutto il mondo: il Palio.

Siena: Piazza del Campo

Lo scenario magico, quasi irreale, di Piazza dei Miracoli, che si rivela al visitatore che giunge a Pisa attraverso le antiche mura medioevali di Porta Santa Maria è uno dei più conosciuti al mondo. La torre pendente, l’edificio più celebre della città e la sua cattedrale contribuiscono, insieme con il battistero e il camposanto a definire il più grande complesso monumentale dell’Europa medioevale, oltre che una delle piazze più belle al mondo.

Pisa: Piazza dei Miracoli

Fin dall’Ottocento la Fenice fu seconda, per importanza, soltanto alla Scala di Milano: Giuseppe Verdi dedicò alla sua sala dall’acustica perfetta ben cinque opere: una serie trionfale di esecuzioni tra cui memorabile rimane quella del Nabucco, che fu replicato alla Fenice per ben 25 sere consecutive.

Venezia: La Fenice

È a Pietro, primo fra gli Apostoli, primo Papa e capo visibile della Chiesa, che è dedicata la Basilica più importante del mondo cristiano, la grande Basilica di San Pietro a Roma.

Roma: La Basilica di San Pietro (prima parte)

Il Foro era un turbinio di voci, colori, movimento, per i romani era il principale punto d'incontro, la piazza grande della città, dove si poteva parlare di politica, dei giochi o di affari. La gente chiacchierava nelle piazze, discuteva le leggi appena promulgate, parlava delle corse che si svolgevano al circo o magari ascoltava un soldato che raccontava dell'ultima campagna militare.

Roma: Il Foro Romano

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Podcast 51- WPA, Utimaco, FISMA, MI6

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Podcast 48 - Google, Apple, RIAA, SCADA

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Podcast 47 - DoD, UK, Privacy, Hope, Trust

Military Computer Contractor Convicted on ID Theft ChargesBackground Checks: How Not to Hire an Information Security Officer Who's on ParoleThe 'Hard Disk Crusher' Doesn't Mess AroundProtecting Yourself From Suspicionless SearchesFlorida Judge Smacks Down RIAAGoogle is spearheading a volunteer workforceUnsafe at any speed the 7 dirty secrets of the security industrySteal the data of Facebook usersA new SQL Injection attack is making the roundsHosts Gene Naftulyev, CISSPDoug Drew, CISSPDave Meier, CISSP

Podcast 46 - RIAA, Google, ID Theft, EFF

SECTHIS.COM Security Podcast

Des scientifiques de tous les domaines donnent leurs avis sur la façon dont les sciences et pourraient aider à résoudre des conflits entre les nations à travers le partage des connaissances et le dialogue.

Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, prix Nobel de physique 1997, parle de l'importance de la science pour établir, ou rétablir, le dialogue entre des peuples en conflit.

Science et paix - Claude Cohen-Tannoudji

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The phrase ‘blended learning’ is everywhere at the moment, but what does it actually mean? And how can educators make use of blended approaches going forward?
In this podcast, educators from the Connected Learning Centre discuss the different definitions of blended learning, pulling out the various strands and approaches that can be taken in the classroom.





Hear about the CLC’s BlendEd programme of free resources and support and learn more about how schools across northern Europe are approaching blended and personalised learning.





This podcast also rounds up some of the CLC’s exciting CPD opportunities on offer to teachers in the coming weeks, including the Computing and Online Safety conference and the BETT show.





If you’d like to hear more about the Empower to Learn project referenced here, check out our podcast with Katarina Sperling, project partner and International Project Coordinator at the Department of Education, Norrköping.









13: What is blended learning?


Show notes



Personalised learning in the classroom has become a hot topic, especially with the move to remote and blended learning. As lockdown hit, schools and educators were increasingly asking how to do remote learning in a way that really helps teachers have a personalised dialogue with students and enables feedback. 



In this podcast, educators from London CLC, along with Katarina Sperling from the Department of Education in Norrköping, Sweden, tackle this exciting subject through the lens of the Erasmus+ project Empower2Learn (E2L), which has been looking at different approaches across Europe.  



Hear about stories of promising practice which can help that personalisation process, including how a Swedish school developed a digital portfolio that made learning more visible to parents and a London's school's successful use of SeeSaw. 



This podcast also rounds up some of London CLC's exciting CPD opportunities on offer to teachers this term, including virtual sessions around assessment and feedback,  a new to computing subject leadership course and a digital security for schools briefing. 



Plus, early news of a new national programme of support to make sure teachers have the right tools and skills and pedagogy they need to ensure children can continue learning whatever the circumstances, and developments with the Tate Exchange programme for schools.



Presented by:

Caitlin McMillan, teaching and learning consultant, London Connected Learning Centre



Guests:

Sarah Horrocks, director, London Connected Learning Centre

Katarina Sperling, International Project Coordinator at the Department of Education, Norrköping

Rowan Roberts, teaching and learning consultant, London Connected Learning Centre

Peter Lillington, teaching and learning consultant, London Connected Learning Centre



Links to resources mentioned in the podcast



Exploring AI in the classroom: Empower2Learn kicks off



Co-creating a digital portfolio for a primary school: case study and insights for teachers and edtech startups



Rosendale School’s remote learning journey with SeeSaw



Blended learning resources from London CLC






12: London CLC podcast episode 12: personalised learning in the classroom


Show notes



How are schools using technology in creative and innovative ways to stay connected to children and parents? London Connected Learning Centre's Caitlin McMillan talks to a head and a teacher from two London primaries about how they are maintaining a sense of belonging and teacher presence during lockdown, from responding to the register with an emoji and five-minute tours of Peru to phonics tasks and dance routines from a class puppet called Chocolate Chocolate Button!



Presented by:

Caitlin McMillan, teaching and learning consultant, London Connected Learning Centre



Guests:

Kate Atkins, head of Rosendale Primary School, an outstanding research school in south London, CEO of the Great North Wood Education Trust

Lucy Coates, teacher at Reay primary school, Lambeth

Sarah Horrocks, director, London Connected Learning Centre



Links to resources mentioned in the podcast



Remote learning page with links to a host of resources including our essential guide to remote learning



Remote learning in an emergency: six best practice principles from Rosendale Primary School



Bridging the digital divide: latest evidence and advice on remote learning and digital equality in schools



Teacher CPD during lockdown: what works and top tips

11: London CLC podcast episode 11: Creative uses of technology for home learning

In London Connected Learning Centre's first podcast of 2020, get insider info on this year's Bett education technology show, from recommendations on the unmissable talks to top tips for getting the most out of it.

10: London CLC podcast episode 10: What not to miss at Bett 2020

What happens when you give nearly 200 primary school children the freedom of a floor of Tate for two days? Creativity, learning and fun!



In this podcast Sarah Horrocks, London Connected Learning Centre's co-director, and Caitlin McMillan, a London CLC teaching and learning consultant, discuss the annual Tate Exchange programme, in which a floor of the famous London gallery is given over to Tate Exchange associates to curate. 



As long-standing Tate Exchange associates, in February we worked with 170 pupils from 20 schools to deliver our Making Moves workshop. Activities included digital sound manipulation, robot programming, animation, film and puppetry.



Hear in the podcast from children and their teachers about the experience and their highlights. 



Sarah and Caitlin also look ahead to next February's Tate Exchange project, which will involve not only London primary schoolchildren but also children from Finland, the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark as part of the Co-Think Erasmus project. Together they will explore concepts of power, next year's theme, through art and making, both digital and analogue. 



This podcast also rounds up some of London CLC's exciting CPD opportunities on offer to teachers this term, from a special project with First News to our ever-popular Primary Computing Conference. 

9: London CLC podcast episode 9: art and technology – what goes on at Tate Exchange?

The CLC Podcast

PODCAST Ray Rose is a friend of the Thornburg Center who has been active in education for many years and, as this interview shows, has many powerful insights on the true nature of the digital divide, and the proper use of technology by children in support of helping them develop the capacity to be better thinkers in a world of snap judgements and sound-byte journalism. He also is active in the online learning movement. He can be reached at ray@rose-smith.com.

Ray Rose - Digital Divide

PODCAST In this interview in September, 2006 we catch up with Hugh Peebles, and old friend now living in Scotland. Hugh has been involved with the creative use of computers in education for well over twenty years, and has now returned to his ancestral home in Peebles where he continues his work with children around video and art. Like many expatriates, Hugh has a broader perspective of the US role in the world than some who have neither lived nor worked outside our borders. Hugh can be contacted at macscotland@mac.com, and one of the projects he is working on, Pathways, can be explored here.

Hugh Peebles - Creative Use of Computers

PODCAST Leigh Zeitz has many interests, and he shared a few of them with us in this interview in September, 2006. He also maintains several online resources for educators on electronic graphic organizers, keyboarding, and podcasting. He also maintains a personal website. For more information on Leigh's presentations and workshops, visit the Thornburg Center's main site.

Dr. Leigh Zeitz - Graphic Organizers, Keyboarding & Podcasting

PODCASTS Ferdi Serim has long been interested in online education, and his August interview explores his views on thsit timely and important topic. For more information on Ferdi's presentations and workshops, visit the Thornburg Center's main site.

Ferdi Serim - Online Education

PODCAST After our conversation with Bonnie, we talked with Vic Sutton who embodies the concept of "global citizen" better than most. As a documentary film maker, Vic has spent time all over the world, and has powerful insights on digital equity from a global perspective.

Vic Sutton - Global Citizen

TCPD Podcasts

The Copyright Advisory Network has posted some good resources from the ALA for teachers who want to know more about what they can and can't use in their classrooms. Check it out! Here's a quick guide to the TEACH Act. Creative Commons -- Get information and digital images of the CC licenses. Flickr Storm -- Search for images licensed under CC. Behold -- Find CC images to use online or in projects. Jamendo -- Find CC / royalty free music for podcasts Vimeo Music Store -- Find CC / royalty free music.

Copyright Resources & Creative Commons

I have posted the presentation slides on Issuu and SlideShare for you to view. If you'd like a copy of the PowerPoint and notes (the notes have links, teaching ideas, and video demonstrations), please contact me at krajiceks at gmail.com. Open publication - Free publishing - More technology Integrating Technology to Enhance ESL Education View more presentations from Stephanie Krajicek.

November 3 2010 EL State Conference

Jasper Presentation

Storybird is a website dedicated to cultivating storytelling and collaboration. I love that this site allows users (students) to create beautiful narratives without having to worry about formatting. Educational applications: ESL students could use a storybird to illustrate idioms, create visual dictionaries, elaborate on content learned in class, supplement personal narratives, and create visual aids for speeches. Since storybirds aren't printable, students would need to create a storybird and present them using a projector (or take screen shots and a slideshow application).

Storybird

Eye on Transformation

This podcast reflects the content of my blog where the themes for discussion are teaching, technology and, well, twaddle.

A full transcript of this podcast can be found at wilsonwaffling.co.uk

229: Promoting Vocabulary in your Classroom

I’ve been working through a presentation I gave at university called ‘Are we robot-proof?’ Within this presentation, I based my reflections on a few academic texts but mainly “Robot-Proof: Higher Education in the age of artificial intelligence” by Aoun 2017. (http://robot-proof.com/#about)
In the previous blog posts, I have discussed the current situation with respect to technology and learning (https://www.wilsonwaffling.co.uk/are-we-robot-proof/) and how change is important and can be embraced (https://www.wilsonwaffling.co.uk/are-we-robot-proof-2-2/) .
Having established that new learning (https://www.wilsonwaffling.co.uk/are-we-robot-proof-new-learning/) is required to embrace the future, the question remains what will this look like?

228: Are we Robot proof? What new learning?

In this episode, I talk about using symmetry in your teaching activities and suggest strategies for dealing with disappointment and ever-growing to-do lists.

227: SE2 2020 Podcast - Episode 2

In this, the first episode of the SE2 podcast, I give you an idea of what to expect and share with you the first teaching idea of the series!

226: SE2 2020 Podcast - Episode 1

225: SE2 2019 Podcast for 5th April 2019

Wilson Waffling

The Chalk Talk is a podcast where two mates (Matt and Ash) get together and discuss all things related to the world of education. We discuss teaching, staffrooms, wellbeing and share some of the many tricks in our schoolbags that we use to get through a week in the classroom. Each episode we will ta...

This week Matt had the opportunity to sit down and chat with the brains behind the Play Is The Way program Wilson McCaskill

Wilson discusses the thought behind the Play Is The Way program in teaching kids some basic skills and principles to develop much needed Personal and Social capabilities.  Wilson shares how these principles develop the whole child and how this is crucial for skills later in life, including wellbeing, building human connections and rich deep long lasting relationships.

Wilson McCaskill (Play is the Way)

With this week being both International Women’s Day and Pi Day, we chat with our favourite Australian Maths Education expert Tierney Kennedy!
Tierney is most experienced working with upper primary and lower secondary math teachers and loves tackling the tough questions, so Matt and Ash tackle the conversation with their usual tongue in cheek humour.
 A wealth of knowledge, and one of our favourites, tune in to hear Tierney, or join us in the Patreon group to continue the conversation further.

Tierney Kennedy

Matt and Ash dive into the world of the inspirational teacher. From movies to podcasts, and books to songs teachers are often portrayed as these inspirational role models who with the click of their fingers can transform the lives of the children in their care. But is this realistic? From Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting to Jack Black in School of Rock, there is an inspiring teacher that will suit your mood. Tune in to find out which song inspired Ashley to do a 22km run...

Inspirational Teachers

The pencils are sharpened, the books labelled, and even the push pins are all lined up according to the electromagnetic spectrum… After a few weeks hiatus we are back and have hit the ground running for a brand new school year! How did you spend your holidays? Did you recharge or did you just power through and do as much as you possibly could before the grind starts again. 
Ashley also discuss his journey with his son’s Congenital Heart Disease to help raise awareness in CHD Awareness Month

We're Back!!

Time and time again, studies have proved how vital Arts education is to students but it is often the most commonly overlooked learning area. For one teacher however, Perfoming Arts is his passion and he has just been recognized with the top prize in the Australian Music Industry, an ARIA! 
Join us as Scott Maxwell ARIA Music Teacher of the year talks about his journey. His message is simple, yet powerful, and relevant for every learning area. Not just the Arts.

Scott Maxwell: ARIA Music Teacher of the Year

The Chalk Talk

Roberto Tranjan é empresário, educador, conferencista e escritor que atua na área dos negócios, das empresas e do trabalho. Dentre as várias áreas de conhecimento, destacam-se como relacionadas com o exercício da liderança, gestão de valores, da visão sistemática sobre os negócios e resultados, do t...

Como, em tão irrisório planeta, pode caber tamanha infinidade de ganância, arrogância, egoísmo e vaidade?

Vamos refletir juntos, neste podcast.

Em busca da conexão correta

Nenhum líder leva a sua empresa para um estágio onde a sua consciência ainda não chegou. Compreendi isso depois de atuar por quatorze anos como consultor e trago este tem neste podcast.

Desiluda-se

Todo problema nos diz respeito, seja na empresa em que trabalhamos, no edifício, no bairro, na cidade, ou no país onde vivemos. Sempre há efeitos sistêmicos, mesmo que as causas sejam específicas e localizadas.

Isso não é comigo

Sim costuma ser considerada a melhor resposta para os relacionamentos e pode parecer muito bom quando se estende também para as decisões. Nem sempre, porém, é o melhor a fazer. É isto que trago neste artigo.

E você, tem dificuldade em dizer não?

Relacionamentos atrapalham decisões

Admirar é saudável, mas… não se deixe impressionar. A admiração sempre é boa, mas a impressão pode ser positiva ou negativa. Esse é o tema de hoje!

Admire mas não se deixe impressionar

Roberto Tranjan em Podcast

News, product reviews, and cool ideas for music educators and their students.  Plus a little fun stuff thrown in just to help pass the time.  I cover all kinds of music technology tools from mobile apps to desktop software and computer hardware to gadgets and musical toys.  A lot of the stuff that I...

This is a preview of my upcoming review of the Lung Trainer, a familiar looking device with a heavy weight twist on how to help student musicians build proper breath support and control on their instrument.  I saw this at the Midwest Clinic in December and bought one on the spot to use in my beginning band classroom.

Lung Trainers Breath Building Tool

A quick unboxing video of the Etymotic hf3 Earbuds from Etymotic Research.  I have been wanting a set of these for years and finally decided to do it while visiting their booth at the 2017 Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic.  I'll do a full review in a month or so after I've lived with them for a while.

Etymotic HF3 Noise Isolating Earbuds Unboxing

An unboxing video of the Band Tool, a really useful Leatherman style multitool that has everything on it that I need for day to day repairs in my instrumental music classes.

Band Tool Multitool For Band Directors

Music Education Magic

Nowoczesne technologie są Ci obce? Chciałabyś wykorzystywać je na zajęciach, ale nie wiesz od czego zacząć? Gubisz się w gąszczu multimedialnych nowinek? Nie wiesz jakie narzędzia wybrać i jak się nimi posługiwać? Chcesz uczyć medialnie i wykorzystywać internet do przekazywania wiedzy? Jeśli na wszy...

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