I love the way in which Sheri Edwards speaks about teaching and learning. Her poetry is wonderful and deserves to be thought through. The challenge that I took from her latest vlog is that she would like to whisper with fellow teachers and leaders in order to change education. I’m game, are you?
Reflective Practice Vlogging Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/116395158372553895482
Original Video from Sheri Edwards: http://youtu.be/fQWgmWipSSk
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Advice on how The Fellowship of the Ning came into being as well as advice for starting a CollabChannel, which is awesome.
Our communities exist and grow based upon their use, but we should join and leave those communities at will. We should be a part of them rather than own them. We should allow things to go fallow and then pick them up again and get excited. Communities do not die so long as one person takes it upon themselves to carry the banner and continue on.
Reflective Practice Vlogging Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/116395158372553895482
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| Reflective Practice Vlogging Community: | https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/116395158372553895482 |
| Ben Wilkoff’s Youtube Channel: | http://www.youtube.com/user/bhwilkoff |
| Luke Cowdell’s Reflection: | http://youtu.be/Y3GAxbucmwU?t=1m45s |
| Sheri Edwards’ Reflection: | http://youtu.be/fQWgmWipSSk |
| Fellowship of the Ning: | http://youtu.be/9k1wsEhn0xI |
| #iPDX13 Notes: | http://bit.ly/ipdx13notes |
One of the most amazing statements ever created about teaching and learning. Watch. Please.
Originally shared by Sheri Edwards
A response to “Sometimes I forget…”
So, there are two things here:
1. This video collaboration between students from around the world is amazing. It is completely homegrown (read: no formal teacher support), and I love what they have created.
2. I want my own Fellowship. I would love to have 6 other people that would be game for creating videos on a single channel and respond to one another in a weekly (or semi-weekly) cycle (i.e., we would all pick one day of the week).
I’m game for anyone taking part, but I would love to see what you think of the idea. I will likely be having more conversations about this with new folks, but I’ll tag a few to see if the conversation here starts the ball rolling. Gallit Zvi, Sheri Edwards, Darren Kuropatwa Rodd Lucier
Also, here is my response video: http://t.co/1YFSdTF4S3
I came across the singe most amazing student collaboration I have ever seen. While that may sound like hyperbole, it isn’t. I love the fact that 7 "strangers" from around the world came together and for two years produced video blogs for one another about topics they loved. While they are stopping their collaboration at the end of February, I encourage you to check it out because there are hundreds of videos to explore.
Also, I am looking to start a fellowship of my own… so, let me know if you want in.
Link to their channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/Fellowshipofthening
Reflective Practice Vlogging Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/116395158372553895482
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Have you ever strung a bunch of Vine videos together? This is what it looks like. #reflectivepractice
This is what happens when you string a bunch of Vines together and make an intro for your web series.
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