It's a great afternoon to watch a few videos to inspire you for the new week:
First, watch a five minute quickie, "School 2.0: Creating the Schools we Need." by one of the most innovative education administrators of our time, Chris Lehmann, principal of the Science Leadership Academy, a public high school in Philly. He doesn't just talk the talk:
If you are curious to know what sign should NOT be in our schools, you can see the slide deck here at practialtheory.org.
Next, if you haven't already seen Sir Ken Robinson's "Do Schools Kill Creativity," this too is a must view.
And, finally, in anticipation of the third annual free K-12 Online Conference, watch these two teasers that connect to working with struggling learners. The first one is a VoiceThread entitled, "Changing Disabilities into Possibilities." The second one is a TeacherTube Video called, "Free Tools for Universal Design for Learning in Literacy."
All you need is the popcorn.
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Sunday, October 05, 2008
Monday, October 08, 2007
K12 Online Conference Begins Today!
"We learn by teaching each other." - David Warlick
The second annual K12 Online Conference "Playing with Boundaries" begins today with a pre-conference keynote by David Warlick. The conference is run by by a group of dedicated volunteers through October 27th and addresses all things Education 2.0. Forty presentations will be available for view and download during the weeks of October 15 - 19 and October 22 - 26. This conference includes presentations from around the world and will reach a vast global network.
Watch the teasers here.
Access this year's schedule here.
Learn about last year's conference here.
Download the flyer here and pass it along to other educators with whom you work.
And expand your limits like never before! Be a part of a community of educators who create their own personal learning environments in the comfort of "anytime, anywhere."
(Pass it on....)
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