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Category Archives: 2012

2012 Kicking It Up a Notch

Keynote for Kicking It Up A Notch : It’s Not About the Apps

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Presenter: Mathew Needleman
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Twitter:  @mrneedleman

Presentation Description: As mobile devices take over we have to decide between replicating traditional classroom work with digital flashcards or infusing our classrooms with creativity. Mathew Needleman describes how taking pictures with an iPhone sparked a personal creative renaissance and how this might occur in our classrooms.

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Link to presentation’s supporting documents:

http://creatinglifelonglearners.com/?s=k12online

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Follow Mathew Needleman on Instagram @needleworks:
http://statigr.am/needleworks

2012 Student Voices

Keynote for Student Voices: Kids Teaching Kids

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Presenter: Tiana Kadkhoda
Location: Santa Monica, CA, USA
Twitter: @tianakad

Presentation Description: 17 year old student from Santa Monica, Tiana Kadkhoda, shares stories and experiences about how student-created videos and media can transform learning and equip students with digital literacy skills alongside traditional curriculum skills. She will also explain why student and teacher collaboration is the foundation to a productive classroom environment.

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Link to presentation’s supporting documents:
http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html

http://mathtrain.tv/

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We love questions and participation! Please follow my former math teacher, Eric Marcos (@mathtrain), to find out more about what’s happening with mathtrain.tv and to ask any questions!

 

2012 2012-Teasers

Preview: Week 2 of the K12Online Conference

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A big thank you to all that have made week 1 a success! The buzz around K12online12 continues to grow. Wait, there is still more to come. In week 2 of our conference we present the “Student Voices” strand and the “Kicking Up a Notch Strand”.  Check out the following teasers:

Monday: October 29

Kicking It Up A Notch Keynote: It’s Not About The Apps by Mathew Needleman

Student Voices Keynote: Kids Teaching Kids by Tiana Kadkhoda

Technology Rich and Connected Classroom by Fuglestad

Tuesday October 30

Blended Learning by Janine Campbell

Using iOS App Affordances by Richard Beach and Jill Castek

Wednesday October 31

Thinking Big About Learning by Glenda Baker

Thursday November 1st

Student News Teams – Telling the Story

You can find the complete schedule for all presentations for week 2 October 29 – November 2, 2012.  Remember to use our conference tag #k12online12.  From the Organizer team, thank you for being part of K12 Online 2012.

 

 

2012 Announcements

K12Online12 Day 5 Presentations: 26 October 2012

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Welcome to day five of the 2012 K-12 Online Conference! All presentations are listed and linked on our main conference schedule.

Day 5 presentations include:

GETTING STARTED

Shelly Sanchez Terrell
The Magic of Mobile Learning

VISIONING NEW CURRICULUM

Jane Krauss
Make Meaning with Wolfram Alpha

If you’re not already, be sure to follow us on Twitter and “like” us on FacebookSubscribe to our email list if you’re not already receiving email updates from us. Also remember all video and audio presentations are available in iPad / iPhone / iPod touch compatible format in our iTunesU Portal! If you tweet about the conference please use the Twitter hashtag #k12online12.

2012 Visioning New Curriculum

Make Meaning with Wolfram Alpha

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Presenter: Jane Krauss
Location: Eugene, Oregon USA
Twitter: @jkrauss

Presentation Description: Project based learning can sometimes be recipe-like, leading to predictable, “cookie-cutter” results. I want to help people reimagine PBL and set up better investigations so students truly construct new meaning. It starts with posing a compelling question and then setting kids loose with tools like Wolfram Alpha, the “Computational Knowledge” engine. In this session we look at the kinds of learning activity that lead to knowledge construction (predicting, comparing, making judgements and more) and take a tour of Wolfram Alpha. To wrap things up we’ll take a quick peek at ManyEyes and Tableau Public, two tools for creating visualizations or info graphics from data derived from Wolfram Alpha and other sources.

Link to presentation’s supporting documents:

  1. Wolfram Alpha
  2. Many Eyes
  3. Tableau Public

 

2012 Getting Started

The Magic of Mobile Learning

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Presenter: Shelly Sanchez Terrell
Location: San Antonio, TX, USA
Twitter: @ShellTerrell

Presentation Description: Mobile learning has transformed the way we learn. The features and apps allow learners to move around the classroom, which helps spark creativity and imagination. In this session, we will explore activities that get learners on their feet exploring, analyzing, and engaging with the concepts they are learning. These activities will use various features of mobile devices which include recording video, taking photos, and recording audio. We will also explore fun apps that allow students to be imaginative and creative.

Link to presentation’s supporting documents:
http://teacherrebootcamp.com/free-ebooks/mobile-learning-50-resources-tips/

2012 Announcements

K12Online12 Day 4 Presentations: 25 October 2012

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Welcome to day four of the 2012 K-12 Online Conference! All presentations are listed and linked on our main conference schedule.

Day 4 presentations include:

GETTING STARTED

Valerie Burton
Show off your work online using Weebly.com

VISIONING NEW CURRICULUM

Bud Hunt
Make/Hack/Play: Lenses for Learning

If you’re not already, be sure to follow us on Twitter and “like” us on FacebookSubscribe to our email list if you’re not already receiving email updates from us. Also remember all video and audio presentations are available in iPad / iPhone / iPod touch compatible format in our iTunesU Portal! If you tweet about the conference please use the Twitter hashtag #k12online12.

2012 Visioning New Curriculum

Make/Hack/Play – Lenses for Learning

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Presenter: Bud Hunt
Location: Longmont, Colorado USA
Twitter: @budtheteacher

Presentation Description: The Center for Make/Hack/Play grew out of a system asking itself questions about the purpose and role of schools as institutions of learning. In this presentation, Bud Hunt unpacks the terms that guide his inquiry about and work within schools.

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