I was thrilled to join Mike Bryant and Steve Dembo at the Anoka-Hennepin Day of Discovery in Minnesota earlier this week. There was so much positive energy I could practically hear bells ringing . . . okay, so maybe that was the fire alarm that forced us to evacuate the building towards the end of the day, yet this was a high-energy event and I thoroughly enjoyed working with the inspiring educators from Anoka-Hennepin.
Here are the take-away resources from my “Thinking Outside the Slide: Non-Linear Multimedia Presentations” session.
The Eastern Tennessee Day of Discovery hosted by Bradley County Schools at Lake Forest Middle School was a phenomenal event. It was presented in coordination with the DEN Fall Virtual Conference, Tech or Treat.
Tim Childers, the TN Leadership Council Blog Chair, posted a terrific summary of the event on the TN blog along with an engaging Animoto video that perfectly encapsulated the positive energy that infused the day.
I’m looking to put together the ultimate playlist for DEN events and I need your help. Please think of some great songs and complete the form below. Click here to access the published version of the playlist.
Image Citation:
Music Note Character. . 2009.
Discovery Education. 17 August 2009
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I’m excited to be in Arlington, Virginia, for the CRSTE Day of Discovery. Thanks to CRSTE and Washington-Lee High School for sponsoring this awesome line-up.
Here are the resources and presentations for my sessions:
I am thrilled to be back in my home state of Connecticut facilitating a Day of Discovery! This event is generously sponsored by EASTCONN.
Here are the presentation materials from our day. Click on the links to download the resources or click here to open the DE MediaShare folder containing all these resources.
I’m so excited to participate the Day of Discovery sponsored by KOCE at the Betsy Ross Elementary School in Anaheim, CA. I will be unveiling my new presentation, Get Your ‘Og On.
Blogs, Glogs and Vlogs – what the heck is an ‘og anyway? Come join us as we get our ‘ogs on and learn about these simple applications. At the end of this session you’ll learn how you can plant a little Web 2.0 widget code and grow it into a global collaboration.
You can click here to download the presentation materials.
It’s been awesome to spend time in DeKalb County, Georgia, with the educators from DeKalb County and the surrounding areas. Thanks to all the educators who attended the Day of Discovery for making my first event in Georgia a terrific one! And a HUGE “thank you” to Georgia Public Broadcasting and DeKalb County Schools for sponsoring the day and Arabia Mountain High School for opening its beautiful facility to host the event.
Since the title of my presentation was “Go Green with Discovery Education streaming” I thought it appropriate to post all the resources from my session online instead of printing paper copies for everyone.
All of the DE streaming media assets incorporated into this presentation can be downloaded online and the citation for each is included on the presentation slides. Don’t forget that you can access lots of additional integration ideas for DE streaming media in the Professional Development section of DE streaming.
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