These are all of the Cam Opener participants in Cohort 1 (or at least 79 of them, as I will add the last few once they login to their Google+ Accounts). If you add this circle in your dpsk12.net account, you will be able to share videos and ideas directly with them. It will also make it easier to chat and “hangout” with them. Enjoy!
I think this is a wonderful example of a reflective practice video blog.
I think this is a wonderful example of a reflective practice video blog. I like his challenge of the status quo and his thinking around learning spaces.
What do you hear in his reflection?
http://youtu.be/6cApKlQMC3c//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
I think this is a wonderful example of a reflective practice video blog. I like his challenge of the status quo and…
I think this is a wonderful example of a reflective practice video blog. I like his challenge of the status quo and his thinking around learning spaces.
What do you hear in his reflection?
I originally wrote this as a comment on Jessica Raleigh’s post, but I wanted it to exist on its own as well.
I originally wrote this as a comment on Jessica Raleigh’s post, but I wanted it to exist on its own as well. Thank you, Jess, for asking me to reflect this morning.
My original reason for going into education was so that I could teach the books that I loved in middle school and high school for the rest of my life.
That very quickly gave way to wanting to learn from and with the most passionate individuals in the world: students and teachers.
I stay in education because I believe that learning is the meaning of life. That may sound hyperbolic, but I believe it wholeheartedly. True learning and growth is the thread that ties us all together, and it is the only thing that provides opportunity and success.
Some people teach for college and career readiness. I teach so that I can be ready to learn and so that other people can have the skills they will need in order to teach me.
Learning is the thing that I love, and I will follow it wherever it takes me.
I originally wrote this as a comment on Jessica Raleigh’s post, but I wanted it to exist on its own as well. Thank…
I originally wrote this as a comment on Jessica Raleigh’s post, but I wanted it to exist on its own as well. Thank you, Jess, for asking me to reflect this morning.
My original reason for going into education was so that I could teach the books that I loved in middle school and high school for the rest of my life.
That very quickly gave way to wanting to learn from and with the most passionate individuals in the world: students and teachers.
I stay in education because I believe that learning is the meaning of life. That may sound hyperbolic, but I believe it wholeheartedly. True learning and growth is the thread that ties us all together, and it is the only thing that provides opportunity and success.
Some people teach for college and career readiness. I teach so that I can be ready to learn and so that other people can have the skills they will need in order to teach me.
Learning is the thing that I love, and I will follow it wherever it takes me.
What I'm Using: Tracking Gmail messages with Google Analytics to see who has read them.
I really like this hack a lot, especially because it works with all of the things I am already using. Also, it is 100% free.
How to Track Gmail Messages with Google Analytics
Google Analytics is often used for tracking visits to web pages and mobile apps but did you know that Google’s Analytics service can also be used for tracking your outgoing email messages in Gmail. You can add the Google Analytics tracking code to your Gmail messages and you’ll instantly know if your email message has been seen or opened by the recipient.
I’m so excited to see everyone next week, but I thought this was really amazing and I had to share it.
I’m so excited to see everyone next week, but I thought this was really amazing and I had to share it. I know that we had been talking about doing video tours of our classroom, but I really like this concept of a 360° exploration of your classroom.
I would love to see any photospheres that this community creates.
Here is the link to the iOS version of this photosphere app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-sphere-camera/id904418768?mt=8
https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/110562316214712252631/gphoto/6050074057540799842?gl=us//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
I’m so excited to see everyone next week, but I thought this was really amazing and I had to share it. I know that…
I’m so excited to see everyone next week, but I thought this was really amazing and I had to share it. I know that we had been talking about doing video tours of our classroom, but I really like this concept of a 360° exploration of your classroom.
I would love to see any photospheres that this community creates.
Here is the link to the iOS version of this photosphere app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-sphere-camera/id904418768?mt=8
So excited to be back in our community of practice in the new school year!
So excited to be back in our community of practice in the new school year!