Learning is Change

Here is the live session. All day long!

Originally shared by edcamp Denver

This event goes all day!

This is the live streaming portion of EdCamp Denver at KCAA on February 1st. We are looking to connect with folks who can’t make it to the EdCamp locally or who are at another EdCamp happening in, Madison, Magnet,  Savannah or Round Rock ISD.

Find out more about EdCamp Denver here:

Our Community: https://plus.google.com/113007809149591142247

Our Website: home | edcampdenver

Our registration page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/edcamp-denver-tickets-9888111608

This is the live channel that will have four of our sessions today. Enjoy!

Originally shared by edcamp Denver

This event goes all day!

This is the live streaming portion of EdCamp Denver at KCAA on February 1st. We are looking to connect with folks who can’t make it to the EdCamp locally or who are at another EdCamp happening in, Madison, Magnet,  Savannah or Round Rock ISD.

Find out more about EdCamp Denver here:

Our Community: https://plus.google.com/113007809149591142247

Our Website: home | edcampdenver

Our registration page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/edcamp-denver-tickets-9888111608

If you want to talk to some EdCamps Today, please come and play.

Special Thanks to Ryan Smith in Round Rock. It is going great!

Originally shared by Ben Wilkoff

This is an open hangout, and the link is here: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/hoaevent/AP36tYcrKtQuvDH-AvWsZ4zqQgfOah_HauS5JVhzSZzm2YJ5aIBLsA?authuser=0&hl=en-GB

This Hangout is for connecting together 5 states, and 5 EdCamps all going on at the same time. This hangout is meant to show the power of connected learning that knows know bounds. We will connect teachers and leaders to one another within the following EdCamps:

EdCamp Madison, AL: http://edcampmadisonal.wikispaces.com/

EdCamp Magnet, MN: http://edcampmagnet.wordpress.com/

EdCamp Savannah, GA: http://www.edcampsavannah.org/

EdCamp RoundRock, ISD: http://rrisdedcamp.blogspot.com/

EdCamp Denver, CO: edcampdenver

I am really intrigued by this diagram and it makes me wonder what is the right combination of policy, pedagogy and paradigms for you?