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Barbara Lindsey

Lessons Learned: Webcasting and Live Blogging a School Board Meeting » Moving... - 0 views

  • In many ways, digital technologies can be used as humanizing and socializing influences in a community. One of the virtual attendees (Ernie Cox) tonight commented, “as a father of 2 small children I could be even more involved in civic life if more meetings where covered like this…..” Ernie is exactly right. Webcasting and recording events like this can open up many more doors for civic engagement and involvement. School
  • veryone who wanted to get into the room tonight could not fit. How many more Edmond residents and school district constituents could “attend” the meeting if it was both webcast live and archived? Many, many more.
  • If we want to help motivate and direct our students to become meaningfully engaged in the civic activities of their community, state, and nation (and I think this is an important goal) we should advance this purpose by encouraging them to become citizen journalists.
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  • The benefit of using a tool like CoverItLive (which was free, incidentally) was the opportunity to engage in a backchannel discussion with others during the meeting. This would not have been possible if we were simply viewing the board meeting on the TV. I could even envison the school board making time for virtual attendee/participant comments and questions.
  • This can and should be a context where the transparency afforded by social media tools produces numerous ancillary benefits for those involved, besides the simple act of documenting and sharing an event.
  • Our school board should go paperless. It was AMAZING to see how thick the binders of paper were which each school board member had in front of them during the meeting. In our digital world, it would be both prudent and useful to have all those documents digitized so they were full-text searchable.
  • the district blocks all videos and photos from the learning community so they are inaccessible by students as well as educators on the district network.
  • No one can predict with complete accuracy what the information and communications landscape is going to look like in 2015. How is this dynamic environment addressed in the site plans of our schools? I’m curious if these site plans will be made available electronically for parents to download and read. I think they should be.
Barbara Lindsey

Connecting Classrooms Across Continents: Planning and Implementing Globally Collaborati... - 0 views

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    K12 Online Conference 2008
    Amplifying Possibilities
    KICKING IT UP A NOTCH: SESSION 6
    Kim Cofino and Jen Wagner
    Bangkok, Thailand and California
    http://mscofino.edublogs.org
    http://jenuinetech.com/blog
    Originally published: 29 October 2008
    http://k12onlineconference.org/
Barbara Lindsey

For teens, a friend online is usually a friend offline, too - USATODAY.com - 0 views

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    Why didn't they interview danah boyd?
Barbara Lindsey

Flat Classroom Project - 0 views

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    wiki for Vicki Davis and Julie Lindsay's Flat Classroom Projects
Barbara Lindsey

Cool Cat Teacher Blog: Interview with Nanotechnology expert, Earl Boysen - 0 views

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    Great example of using Skype to connect students with content experts and how to set up a well-designed lesson that is student-centered and connects with the community.
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