Here are a few presentations, or parts of presentations, that I have done.
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Presented to my peers at a Principal’s & Vice Principal’s Dinner.
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Developed from a blog post and my work with the Inquiry Hub,
and created for Classroom2.0 Live!
Blog post: 7 Ways to Transform Your Classroom (Background and links)
Webinar and Audio recording: Classroom 2.0 Live! Presentation (1 hour long, 09-29-2012)
Another presentation on the Inquiry Hub ~ Rethink Learning
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I’ve always been a fan of the K12Online Conference and so I was honoured to have my presentation accepted this year: Transforming Education. Education is NOT broken! Education is…
I presented on Parenting in the Digital Age, designed specifically for parents, (in Dalian, China: Spring 2010).
The version on Slideshare has ‘speaker notes’ for presenters. The accompanying ‘Raising Digital Kids’ wiki has resources & questions to help parents ‘engage with their kids’ online. (Also available in Chinese)
The POD’s Are Coming! Here is my BLC09 presentation on the topic of using PODs – Personally Owned Devices, cell phones, iPods & other ‘devices’ that students bring with them to the classroom. Designed as a ‘stand-alone’ presentation with embeded videos helping to tell the ‘story’.
In January 2007, I presented a 1/2 day session to student teachers, sharing with them how I was integrating technology into my classroom.
I created ‘A Brave New World-Wide-Web’ slide presentation that you can see here on Slideshare.
For Alan November’s BLC08 I adapted it and created the video below.
The key message: ‘Do Not Go Quietly into Your Classroom’. See: ‘Who are the people in your neighbourhood?’
This is a VoiceThread created for a 3-Day pro-d session in Louisiana with the
November Learning Team. I wrote about the experience here, and we created a wiki on Wikispaces to share some of the things we learned along the way.
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The Rant, I Can’t, the Elephant and the Ant
I created this for BLC08 and this version was done for student teachers at Simon Fraser University. As a video, it has a slow start with student teachers discussing a statement, and sharing ideas until about the 13 minute mark. One day (soon?) I will put the slide show online, I just have to remove all the transitions first.
The Rant, I Can’t, the Elephant, and the Ant
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Ustreams of two other presentations done at the Building Learning Communities Conference, BLC08, can be found via my blog posts: This, my blog has taught me and Learning Conversations.
Here is the final section of ‘This, my blog has taught me’ on Slideshare.
This My Blog has Taught Me – Part 2
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This is a ‘stripped down’ version of a presentation I’ve done a number of times. Visually it is horrible as I did not appropriately site the accompanying images and so when I was asked to put it online I had to delete the uncredited images. However, the content is useful to share and one day I’ll actually update it into the full presentation that it should be.
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Other presentations include:
• The Flipped Classroom Webinar hosted by Scott McLeod, (background post on Pair-a-Dimes):
McLeod, S., Bergmann, J., Fisch, K., Kruse, J., Martin, J., Martinez, S., Moran, P., Noschese, F., & Truss, D. (2011, June). The flipped classroom [Webinar]. Retrieved from Iowa State University on June 16 at https://connect.extension.
• A “Start Your Own Blog” wiki with a description of some useful tools that I use.
• A half-day session with student (pre-service) teachers learning about wikis.
• Seedlings interview on EdTechTalk: (Pair-a-Dimes post)
…and countless other presentations to school & district staff…
Also see my 2008 Digital Magic staff newsletter.
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