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Extreme Makeover
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live presentation”
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BackchannelClassroom Uses
•Group Notetaking•Link Sharing•Quick Quiz•Archivable Record•Involvement of quieter students
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posts information and hyperlinks in response to questions that are posted.
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President, NCTIES
Scott SmithScott Smith
Vice PresidentConference Chair
Ellen MinterEllen Minter
Welcome
NCTIES NCTIES 20092009
ISTE The International Society for
Technology in Education
ISTE’s Worldwide Membership
Supporting Educators
• Focus on improving teaching and student learning using technology as a tool
• Connect educators to learn from each other and promote best practices
• Advocacy – Local and National
• Professional Development
• Publications
• Networking and Collaboration
• Membership Benefits
• Recognition & Awards
• Special Interest Groups
• Research & Evaluation
Development of Technology Standards
National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) for students, teachers, and school leaders
We invite you to join us. Become a member today.
See you in Washington, DC!
Welcome
NCTIES NCTIES 20092009
Extreme Makeover
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Teacher
Blogger
NovemberNovember20052005
Research Based Best Practices
Authentic Assessment
Cooperative Learning
Project Based Learning
2 cents worth blog
David David WarlickWarlick
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Backchannel Moderators:
Cathy EvanoffCathy Evanoff
Lucas GillispieLucas Gillispie
Cris CrissmanCris Crissman
Backchannel Moderators:
Cathy EvanoffCathy Evanoff
Lucas GillispieLucas Gillispie
Cris CrissmanCris Crissman
Julie Lindsay (Bangladesh, Qatar)
Vicki Davis(Camilla, GA)
1000 + students
Student Produced Video
Collaborative Group Wiki
Closing Student Summits in Elluminate
http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com/Summits
Turbo Tour of Digiteen Island
http://digiteendreamteam.blogspot.comMy Extreme Classroom Makeover for 2008-2009
Taking IT GlobalCollaborative Project Contest First Place 2007
ISTE SIGTel Online Learning Award Winner 2007
The MakeoverThe MakeoverPreconditionPrecondition
Keynote for NetGenEd project – http://netgened.grownupdigital.comKeynote for NetGenEd project – http://netgened.grownupdigital.com
1. Residents Students Teacherpreneurs
2. Walls (Connected Curriculum)
3. Roofing (Keeping Obstacles Away)
1. RESIDENTS1. RESIDENTS
04/10/23 – Licensed Istock PhotoVicki A Davis, Cool Cat Teacher -
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Different = Different Different iatedInstruction
Our Classrooms
What does the best education in the world look like?
“What Makes Finnish Kids So Smart”The Wall Street JournalBy ELLEN GAMERMANFebruary 2008http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB120425355065601997.html 04/10/23 63Vicki A Davis, Cool Cat Teacher -
http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com
http://flickr.com/photos/prittibaby/477057343/
04/10/23 65Vicki A Davis, Cool Cat Teacher - http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com
KAIZEN =KAIZEN =Slow, steady
improvement
Build a personal Learning Network
(PLN)
15 minutes2-3 times a week
Eat a watermelon
Not whole!
Small bites!
The power of Three!Pick three
The power of Three!
Never gamble with what you cannot afford to lose.
We never We never riskrisk
HER!
HIM!
There are safe ways to
do what some
consider dangerous.
But remember the But remember the computer will be computer will be OK OK unless…unless…
BackchannelToday’s Backchannel!
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The power of Three!
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1. Establish partnerships
2. Ownership
3. Embed Their Learning
4. Set Goals
5. Understand Acceptable Risk
WHY?WHY?
Flat Classroom™Conference January 2009
Doha, Qatar
http://flatclassroomconference.ning.com
NOT NOT what you what you are keeping are keeping
OUTOUT
What are you What are you
bringing bringing ININ??
How are youHow are you
CONNECTINGCONNECTING??
TeamWORK
“Working with people across the world has challenged me.”
“The majority of my partners wanted to contribute something meaningful to the project.”
Horizon Project Studentshttp://horizonproject.wikispaces.com
4. Technology communications tools Students use telecommunications
to collaborate, publish, and interact with peers, experts, and other peers, experts, and other audiences. audiences.
Students use a variety of media and formats to communicate information and ideas effectively to multiple audiencesmultiple audiences..
Our PDlooks like this
It should look likethis
TWO types of communication methods:SYNCHRONOUS and ASYNCHRONOUS
Five Phasesof Flatteningyour
classroom
Step 1C Connect your students
Learn more about this in the 7 steps for a Flat Classroom.
1. Maps Connections and Audience
2. Ownership
3. Embeds PD
4. Facilitates Ownership NOT Dependence
5. Purposeful Online Spaces
Barriers to Building
“We block the world.”Non progressive IT dept
1.Packet Shapers (free up bandwidth)2.Virtual Servers3.Filtration by Teacher/ Students4.Specific URL decisions Curriculum5.Open Source / Free Alternatives6.“Cool” Collaborative Spaces
SUPER SIX SUPER SIX of IT Planning
“Computers are good
babysitters.”
Non progressive Teacher
1.Personal Learning Network (PLN)2.Vigilant Planning3.Vigilant Monitoring4.Specific URL decisions Curriculum5.Connections with other Classes6.Customization & Differentiation
SUPER SIX SUPER SIX of Teachers
“My budget is cut so I must stop
innovating.”Excusemaking
Admin
1.Empower teacherpreneurs2.Crowdsource your problems3.Share resources & people
SEE SEE Greatness right here!
Connecting in North Carolina
Aaron SlutskyMcDowell County Schools
Connecting in North Carolina
Scott Smith (Supt. Dr. Mark Edwards)
Mooresville, NC
Connecting in North Carolina
Lucas GillispiePender County Schools
Connecting in North Carolina
Eric Cole, Keith LedfordMcDowell County Schools
Connecting in North Carolina
Cathy EvanoffDare County Schools
Connecting in North Carolina
Sonya TerryIT for Hospital Bound Students
Connecting in North Carolina
Cris CrissmanDistance Learning Consultant, NCDPI
Connecting in North Carolina
David WarlickNorth Carolina’s Guru
1. List your Big 32. Build your Personal Learning
Network3. Crowdsource your problems
What you want to DODO
helps you pick your tools.
Pen & Publish Press978-0-9817264-4-1
Vicki Davishttp://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com
http://coolcatteacher.wikispaces.com
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