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.Podcast207: An Inspirational Message from Songwriter, Musician and Educator Monte Selby- November 25, 2007 This podcast features a recording of songwriter and educator Monte Selbys keynote at the Oklahoma Alternative Education Student Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on November 7, 2007. Monte is an amazingly talented guitarist, songwriter, and singer. As a former teacher, middle school principal, and college professor, Monte shares unique perspectives on creativity, artistic expression, learning, and the choices we each make in life. The Oklahoma State Department of Educations Alternative Education...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-24b-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast206: Inventing The Future: Safely Empowering Learners in the ReadWrite Society (ODLA 2007)- November 24, 2007 This podcast features a recording of my keynote address at the 2007 Oklahoma Distance Learning Association (ODLA) conference in Tulsa on November 5, 2007. Although this presentation shares the same title as one I shared at the Learning 2.0 conference in Shanghai in September, the content of this session is entirely different. The description of this keynote in the conference program was: As Dr. Lawrence Lessig has observed, we live in the era of a "new read-only" and a "new read-write" culture..http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-24a-speedofcreativity.mp3 Technology Shopping Cart Podcast01: Digital Storytelling- November 22, 2007 Educational innovation thrives on the food of creative ideas. Welcome to the Technology Shopping Cart, a collaborative educational podcasting effort by Karen Montgomery, Vicki Allen, and Wesley Fryer. We are aspiring to create at least two podcasts per month, approximately 20-30 minutes in length each, and are launching this project in late November 2007. This podcast is something weve talked about for many months, and are enthused to begin! We follow a similar format to The Seedlings podcast,..http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/techshoppingcart20071120.mp3 Podcast205: Innovation, Integration and the K-20 Center: Why Educational Leadership Needs Technology (Quyen Arana)- November 16, 2007 This podcast features a recording of the luncheon presentation by Quyen Arana at the Oklahoma Distance Learning Association's Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on November 6, 2007. The title of Quyen's presentation was, Innovation, Integration and the K-20 Center: Why Educational Leadership Needs Technology. The program description of his presentation was: The K20 Center at the University of Oklahoma is nationally recognized for educational leadership development that creates systemic and...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-15-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast204: How Can I Create a Podcast Let Me Count the Ways! by Lance Ford- November 13, 2007 This podcast is a recording of a presentation about classroom podcasting shared by Lance Ford on November 6, 2007, at the Oklahoma Distance Learning Association's annual conference. Lance is the director of technology for Howe Public Schools in southeastern Oklahoma. Students in Howe are producing the weekly video podcast CLE LIve, which stands for Camera, Lights, Education! You will be hard pressed to find a more enthusiastic advocate for the appropriate use of videoconferencing technologies...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-12-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast203: Empowering and Protecting Tomorrow's Digital Citizens (with Miguel Guhlin)- November 8, 2007 This podcast is a recording of a session I co-presented with Miguel Guhlin at the Southwest TechForum in Austin on November 2, 2007. Whether we're with them or not, today's young people are venturing into the virtual world, where they face challenges of the sort we could hardly have dreamed of a few decades ago. If we ban new technologies in schools we are not protecting our students from them; we're simply asking them to venture into this new world alone. Just as adults must help young people..http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-07c-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast202: 21st Century Cartography by David Jakes- November 8, 2007 This podcast features a recording of David Jakes' excellent presentation about Google Maps and Google Earth at TechForum Southwest in Austin, Texas, on November 2, 2007. Every subject can be studied within a geographical context. Two freely available tools, Google Earth and Google Maps can be used by teachers and students to create rich learning environments that merge content, media, and geography to make learning truly engaging. These two tools are rapidly evolving, with a rich online...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-07b-speedofcreativity.mp3 Podcast201: So The World Is Flat. Now What- November 8, 2007 This podcast is a recording of my keynote address at the TechForum Southwest conference sponsored by Technology and Learning on November 2, 2007. Schools need to change to better prepare students for the dynamic challenges and opportunities of the 21st century flat world highlighted by Tom Friedman in his book The World is Flat. The $1 million question is, How In this session well address practical ways educational leaders are supporting a constructive agenda for cultural change in schools...http://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcasts/2007/2007-11-07a-speedofcreativity.mp3 |