I made a quick video about the discussion in the previous post. Thought that made the most sense, since it was about finding other EdTech folks who create reflective practice videos: Change List: Where Are The Reflective Practice Vloggers?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9LuoX4iI8Q//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
This Learning Is Change List item is one that stems from a question I had about who is Vlogging in education and who is using video for something other than content.
Here is the original post on the topic: https://plus.google.com/102111820124999073838/posts/joeiVUKGUF8
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Sorry if you saw this already. Just trying to figure out where this exists.
Originally shared by Ben Wilkoff
So, I was trying to find a directory of EdTech folks who vlog today, and I couldn’t find one.
I would really love to subscribe to a whole bunch of folks who do reflective learning videos on a regular basis and have conversations through video with them.
Does anyone know if such a directory exists (or at the very least, a decent Youtube playlist with someone’s favorites).
Short of finding a directory like this, I’m totally okay with you just replying to this post with your youtube channel and I can check it out. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Any thoughts?
Originally shared by Ben Wilkoff
So, I was trying to find a directory of EdTech folks who vlog today, and I couldn’t find one.
I would really love to subscribe to a whole bunch of folks who do reflective learning videos on a regular basis and have conversations through video with them.
Does anyone know if such a directory exists (or at the very least, a decent Youtube playlist with someone’s favorites).
Short of finding a directory like this, I’m totally okay with you just replying to this post with your youtube channel and I can check it out. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Anyone have thoughts on such a directory?
Originally shared by Ben Wilkoff
So, I was trying to find a directory of EdTech folks who vlog today, and I couldn’t find one.
I would really love to subscribe to a whole bunch of folks who do reflective learning videos on a regular basis and have conversations through video with them.
Does anyone know if such a directory exists (or at the very least, a decent Youtube playlist with someone’s favorites).
Short of finding a directory like this, I’m totally okay with you just replying to this post with your youtube channel and I can check it out. Thanks for any help you can provide!
So, I was trying to find a directory of EdTech folks who vlog today, and I couldn’t find one.
I would really love to subscribe to a whole bunch of folks who do reflective learning videos on a regular basis and have conversations through video with them.
Does anyone know if such a directory exists (or at the very least, a decent Youtube playlist with someone’s favorites).
Short of finding a directory like this, I’m totally okay with you just replying to this post with your youtube channel and I can check it out. Thanks for any help you can provide!
I didn’t know the internet could be quite so generous.
The thing I would like to Change today is people using “yellish” to teach. It is never okay. So stop it.
Reference for the original conversation:
Pamela Livingston was the woman on the panel that the Kipp representative cut off in order to make his flippant remark.
Gary Stager was the one who responded later in the panel.
Here is their contact info:
http://www.pamelalivingston.com/
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Just trying to amplify this request.
I don’t know about long-term stays in the hospital, but my wife had two very difficult pregnancies. My only recommendation is an iPad and Netflix.
Originally shared by Marnie Rogers
I have a friend in the hospital long-term with a difficult pregnancy. Does anyone have ideas for cheering up her hospital room, making her stay there more tolerable? I have never been admitted to a hospital and don’t really know their rules regarding what I can or cannot bring to make it more homelike.