Join us as we showcase this great presentation from the K12 Online Conference 2010 Kicking up a Notch Strand.
Shhh!!! The Students Are Learning: Being an Effective Classroom Facilitator by Clif Mims teacher and educational consultant from Memphis TN. http://clifmims.com/blog
We’ll be broadcasting live Monday March 28th, 2011 at 6Pm Pacific 8 Central and 9pm Eastern at http://edtechtalk.com/studio
See you then,
Jose Rodriguez and Susan VanGelder Co-Hosts for the K12 Online Echo
The Echo gives you the opportunity to watch a session with others and to ask questions of the presenter. Tony Vincent will be featured on January 24 (in North America) / January 25 UTC and beyond. His topic Project Based Learning in Hand is particularly relevant as schools buy iPods and iPads and are looking for ways to use them effectively. Tony looks at how to use them as tools for creation where students solve problems, and create their presentations to express their findings all with these handheld devices. Join us at http://edtechtalk.com/studio and participate in the discussion.
Details for the event, including an RSVP link, are available on the Ning event for the Echo. The webcast will start at 9 pm EST / 8 pm CST / 7 pm MST / 6 pm PST. Use this link from dateandtime.com to check the start time in your local area.
Please plan to join organizers and other participants in the free K-12 Online Conference this Monday evening (North American time) for an interactive “Echo” webcast with Dr. Tim Tyson. Details for the event, including an RSVP link, are available on the Ning event for the Echo. The webcast will start at 9 pm EST / 8 pm CST / 7 pm MST / 6 pm PST. Use this link from dateandtime.com to check the start time in your local area. Dr Tyson presented “The Classroom Teacher As a 21st Century Instructional Leader” in the “Leading the Change” strand of the 2010 conference.
During the Echo webcast, we’ll be watching Tim’s presentation and discussing it in a text back-channel. We’ll also have an opportunity to interact with Tim afterwards and he’ll respond to participant questions. If you don’t already, follow Tim Tyson on Twitter @timtyson and subscribe to his blog, drtimtyson.com/blog. Tim’s K12Online10 message was both inspirational and challenging. This will be an echo webcast you won’t want to miss!
All K-12 Online Conference Echo Webcasts are archived on EdTechTalk.
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This year we will once again be presenting the K12 Online Echo. It is hosted on EdTechTalk and will take place once a month on Tuesday at 2:00 am UTC or Monday evening in North America: 10:00 pm AST, 9:00 pm EST, 8:00 pm CST, 7:00 pm MST and 6:00 pm PST). Each show will feature one presentation from the K12 Online Conference with time to watch the presentation together as well as time for a discussion with the presenters.
Our first guests, on November 23 / November 22 in North America, will be Paula Naugle and Jan Wells. We will feature their presentation: Seeds to Success with Skype from the Week in the Classroom strand. This is a great opportunity to learn more about how to get involved in projects like theirs. We are lining up guests for future shows. Let us know who you would like to see featured. Just add your comments.
Please join us for our next K-12 Online Echo Webcast on 23/24 March 2010 with Beth Ritter-Guth! Our Echo Webcasts are FREE, take place approximately twice per month, and offer LIVE opportunities to learn from and interact with K12Online presenters. EdTechTalk provides our virtual meeting space for these events!
In this week’s Echo Webcast, Beth Ritter-Guth will elaborate on her 2009 presentation: Unlikely Coordinates? Geocaching Across the Curriculum. Check the date and time for your location and time zone. It will be Tuesday evening in North America. Do you want to know more about geocaching?
For archives of the LAN parties, Fireside Chats and Echo, go to EdTechTalk.
If you haven’t seen Beth’s 2009 presentation yet, you can view it now or wait to view it during the webcast. During each webcast, we have a live “backchannel” (including the presenter whose video we’re watching) where we can respond to and discuss the ideas raised in the presentation. We also spend time in live Q&A (over skype audio, which is shared via Ustream) discussing the presentation in-depth.
Hope you can join us for this week’s Echo Webcast!
Please join us for our next K-12 Online Echo Webcast on 9/10 March 2010 with Jackie Gerstein! Our Echo Webcasts are FREE, take place approximately twice per month, and offer LIVE opportunities to learn from and interact with K12Online presenters. EdTechTalk provides our virtual meeting space for these events!
In this week’s Echo Webcast, Jackie will elaborate on her 2009 presentation: Digital Writers’ Workshop. Check the date and time for your location and time zone. It will be Tuesday evening in North America.
For archives of the LAN parties, Fireside Chats and Echo, go to EdTechTalk.
If you haven’t seen Jackie’s 2009 presentation yet, you can view it now or wait to view it during the webcast. During each webcast, we have a live “backchannel” (including the presenter whose video we’re watching) where we can respond to and discuss the ideas raised in the presentation. We also spend time in live Q&A (over skype audio, which is shared via Ustream) discussing the presentation in-depth.
Hope you can join us for this week’s Echo Webcast!
Please join us for our next K-12 Online Echo Webcast on 23/24 February 2010 with Kelly Hines! Our Echo Webcasts are FREE, take place approximately twice per month, and offer LIVE opportunities to learn from and interact with K12Online presenters. EdTechTalk provides our virtual meeting space for these events!
In this week’s Echo Webcast, Kelly will elaborate on her 2009 presentation: Little Kids, Big Possibilities. Check the date and time for your location and time zone. It will be Tuesday evening in North America.
For archives of the LAN parties, Fireside Chats and Echo, go to EdTechTalk.
If you haven’t seen Kelly’s 2009 presentation yet, you can view it now or wait to view it during the webcast. During each webcast, we have a live “backchannel” (including the presenter whose video we’re watching) where we can respond to and discuss the ideas raised in the presentation. We also spend time in live Q&A (over skype audio, which is shared via Ustream) discussing the presentation in-depth.
Hope you can join us for this week’s Echo Webcast!
