Kelly

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All resources are on: http://fetc.pbwiki.com/ and everything is FREE

 * http://citrushightechnology.com/
 * National Archives Experience: pictures tied with text and information
 * Library of Congress on Flickr
 * Google Life Archive: Life magazine photo archive (http://images.google.com/hosted/life)
 * Shorpy Blog: photographs from amateurs throughout time
 * Video.howstuffworks.com; great videos done by Discovery
 * Studio4learning.tv: videos by content area
 * Animoto (Animoto for Education): http://education.animoto.com/
 * Students upload image and select music (provided or upload your own) and it creates great quality movies
 * Have to register, request an education account and they will give you an all access pass forever for unlimited length movies
 * Can add text, control how long images stay on screen,
 * There is a tool for iPhone
 * Videos can be made private
 * Creative Commons Music: Free to use, just google it.
 * Glogster: poster creation site, including animations, videos, narration
 * Education Version: http://www.glogster.com/edu/
 * Timeline utilities
 * Xtimeline: upload images and descriptions
 * Dipity: More features, can embed into website
 * Wordle: Creates word clouds, more often words are larger, use to look at speeches or writing
 * TextTheMob: Example: students had to text their response to what they thought of the sonnet, Could be used like clickers, Up to 140 characters
 * 12 Seconds: twitter of the video world, Videos of up to 12 seconds
 * Wiffiti: similar to TextTheMob, easier to send message, Can set the rating for page, G= no inappropriate language, If inappropriate whole message is blocked
 * Qik: shoot live video from cellphone and stream it to Qik account
 * Poll Everywhere: text message (cell phones) as clicker
 * Ustream.tv: Allows anyone in the world to broadcast their own tv program
 * Twitter
 * Best professional development: Ustream and Twitter combined
 * Twitter4teachers: On his Twitter: broken down by content

Random Good Websites:

 * Videospin.com
 * Free Video editing software, Windows only.
 * http://www.donorschoose.org
 * Allows you to register requests for materials and donors can donate to you!

Teaching Career Preparation Through Student-Created Video Resumes

 * Why?
 * Sets you apart, more personal, see you & personality
 * Con: discrimination
 * What makes a good resume? Collegegrad.com
 * Length, affect, sound quality, video quality
 * Samples see his presentation for links to YouTube or vault.com or careertv
 * http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15250703
 * Process:
 * View sample video
 * Develop a set of criteria
 * Create a rubric
 * Write the script
 * Brainstorm locations
 * Storyboard the video resume
 * Film it
 * Edit the video
 * Flip cameras work well
 * http://Fordhamretc.pbwiki.com

Developing 21st Century Skills (Global Project Based Learning)

 * http://globaleducation.ning.com/ allows you to connect with other groups from around the world
 * http://ciese.org/currichome.html curriculum and projects already setup for you
 * http://www.edutopia.org/project-learning
 * http://www.learner.org/jnorth/ follows monarch butterflies, geography, seasonal change
 * http://www.glc.me.uk/ connects schools in various countries, based in the UK
 * http://globalschoolnet.org/
 * http://www.panwapa.com/ global awareness for little children, done by Seasame Street
 * http://iearn.org/ for fee website, middle & high school projects, "make a difference in world" type
 * http://nschubert.home.mchsi.com/
 * http://jenuinetech.com/ PK-6 projects
 * http://onlineproj4tchrs.ning.com/
 * http://twentyfirstcenturyleaders.wikispaces.com/
 * http://www.epals.com/
 * Link from presenter's school: http://teachercenter.scps.k12.fl.us/education/components/links/links.php?sectiondetailid=152&PHPSESSID=cdeb348640b43b673b384a0ba3f0a386

Teaching & Learning for Tomorrow, Today
Mark Benno, Apple, Curriculum Evangelist
 * Changing job requirements
 * Preparation for success: 21st century skills
 * Master literacy & numeracy
 * Solve problems and collaborate
 * Gather and analyze data
 * Visualize & create
 * Lead & inspire
 * Integrating Technology (Bloom's Taxonomy)
 * Automation to Enrichment to Integration
 * Drill & practice to productivity to reference to solutions to simulation to projects
 * "If someone brings a lot of new technology into your school district, and doesn't provide staff development, the only thing that will change is your electric bill." Dave Thornburg
 * ACOT (Apple Classrooms of Tomorrow)
 * 5 stages of evolution of thought & practice (entry to innovation) on average it takes 7 years for a teacher to reach innovation with out professional development, with professional development it takes on average 2.5 years
 * "Children are native to cyberspace and we adults are immigrants." Douglas Rushkoff
 * Digital Immigrants: Pre-1980s: books, tv, movies, radio, pen & paper, phone, records, magazines
 * Digital Natives: Post-1980s: huge list-phones, tivo, pda, movie, blackberry, video conference, wifi, etc.
 * How learn with media
 * Boomers: listen to music (Johnny Horton Legend)
 * Gen X: watching a video (School House Rocks)
 * Millennials: producing (creating their own or using what there friends of have created) YouTube
 * Rock our World
 * iPod listeners are switching from music to podcast (1 person, 2 iPods- 1 with lecture and 1 with music)
 * Student Achievement in a Digital School
 * Basic skills
 * Technology fluency: ISTE standards
 * 21st century skills
 * Sense of self/productive future
 * ACOT2 (http://newali.apple.com/acot2/) or http://edcommunity.apple.com/acot2
 * Starting next week, the entire website will be live.
 * New principles of 21st Century High
 * Challenge Base Learning (4 challenges released next week)
 * Anyone can post challenges
 * **Let the verbs drive the nouns...**
 * Good resource: http://edcommunity.apple.com/ali/
 * "...if we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow." John Dewey