Moving at the Speed of Creativity PodcastsMoving at the Speed of Creativity Podcasts include presentations and reflections relating to student engagement, the effective use of digital technologies to support learning, digital storytelling, web 2.0 in the classroom, and other topics related to improving both teaching and learning. Learn more on www.speedofcreativity.org. Produced by Wesley Fryer in Edmond, Oklahoma.Podcast200: Moving Beyond the Fear Factor With Internet Safety- October 30, 2007 This podcast is a recording of my presentation on Internet safety and social networking at the Safe and Healthy Schools Conference in Oklahoma City on October 29, 2007. In this session, I encourage educators to move beyond "the fear factor" in discussions about Internet safety and online social networking. Generally adults help young people learn to drive safely before giving them car keys and turning them loose on the streets of the world. Young people also need guidance and adult assistance...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-29b-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast199: How to Create Bully Free Classrooms and Schools by Dr. Allan L. Beane- October 30, 2007 This podcast is a recording of a presentation by Dr. Allan L. Beane at the "Safe and Healthy Schools conference in Oklahoma City on October 29, 2007. The official program description of this session was: This session includes a quick review of the nature of bullying and the rationale for preventing and stopping it. It also includes an examination of the components of an effective, antibullying program, practical and effective reearch-based strategies, activities, and curriculum. Participants...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-29a-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast198: I've Recorded a Podcast: Now What- October 26, 2007 This podcast is a recording of my first presentation (of 5) at the Learning 2.0 conference in Shanghai, China, in September 2007. This session focuses on what can and needs to be done to safely publish a podcast for interactive feedback. The official conference description of this session was: Once you have created a podcast, now what This workshop addresses issues relating to podcast hosting, bandwidth, options for creating and managing feeds, as well as copyright intellectual property...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-25b-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast197: Leveraging a Variety of Free and Open Source Technology Solutions to Support Learning- October 26, 2007 This podcast features an interview with Sam Wynn, technology director for Vinita Public Schools in Vinita, Oklahoma. We discussed their district's use of the free Open Fire instant messaging platform for intra-district communication. Our conversation also addressed the district's plans to utilize collaborative technologies like blogs and wikis, and the benefits of self-hosting these resources within the district rather than using externally hosted sites. Sam has a vision of schools becoming...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-25a-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast196V: Podcasting with Gabcast and Garageband- October 19, 2007 This podcast is a 17 minute screencast of the procedures required to use a distributed recording method (cell phone audio recording on-site at a museum for a student field trip via Gabcast) along with a client-based software program for digital storytelling (Garageband) to create a podcast sharing student voices.http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-18b-speedofcreativity.mp4 Podcast195V: Digital Storytelling with Gabcast and Voicethread- October 18, 2007 This podcast is a screencast of the procedures required to use a distributed recording method (cell phone audio recording on-site at a museum for a student field trip via Gabcast) along with a web-based, collaborative digital storytelling tool (VoiceThread) to create a web-based digital story sharing student voices.http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-10-18a-speedofcreativity.mp4 |