As I reflect upon #EdCampDenver, the one thing that keeps on coming back to me is a conversation I had with +Katie Christie about sharing between teachers and districts. Essentially, it goes like this in my head: “If teachers shared even half of the great things they were doing in …
And, right on cue, +Alex Magaña put out his follow up blog post on #edcampdenver. It is a great one. 5 Things I learned from EdCampDenver
I’m really intrigued by this project. Is anyone using it in their classrooms? Big History Project A STORY FOR EVERYONE Explore 13.7 billion years of shared history and consider the big questions about our Universe, our planet, life, and humanity. From the big bang to modern day to where we …
#DigitalStorytellingIsNotDead What are the stories you most want to tell?
Very interesting way to use google drive for hosting your own podcast. Original Post from Lee Webster: Some great tips for using Google Drive for podcasting Our “How To” of the week has us speeding up our websites. As we go through the process of social filmmaking there will …
Thought you might like this question. Original Post from Jake Ludington: Remember when the library was the best place to find anything? Love for the Library
I want everyone to feel as passionate about something as this young man feels about Rubik’s cubes. 2013 Rubik’s Cube World Championship: Day 1!
This is a digital story made in a workshop in the winter of 2014. It is about my first experience at #Educon in Philadelphia. Here is the companion Poem that goes along with the video: (Sometimes, I am an independent eyeball.) A roving retina, meant to see everything and report …
In this podcast, I talk about how no one else will tell your story for you. I also think through how important it is to do reflections about moments that it had great impact upon your learning life. In the digital storytelling workshop that I am a part of, I …
I’m engaged in a Digital Storytelling workshop this week, and it has made me rethink all of the stories I want to tell about learning and even my own life. It also makes me think that choosing a "new" medium for the story doesn’t so much matter, so long as …