An interview at NECC 2008 with KC3 winner Tammy Parks after her IVC Showcase session.
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An interview at NECC 2008 with KC3 winner Tammy Parks after her IVC Showcase session.
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At NECC 2008, Tonya and Lisa from GNG shared a little overview of their programs.
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At NECC 2008, Becky and Brianne, the distance learning team from the Columbus Zoo gave a little overview of their programs.
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At NECC 2008, I interviewed Sue Porter, Read Around the Planet coordinator for 2008 and she shared this cute story about a kindergartener from this year’s RAP sessions.
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At the SIG IVC Forum on Sunday at NECC 2008, people shared their programs in quick 4 minute presentations. This one is a poem by Sue Porter telling about the Polycom Special Events with blind author Jim Stovall.
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Still interviewing people at NECC 2008. In this video, Angela Conrad from Humble ISD, TX tells about a Read Around the Planet connection with Alberta, Canada.
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IVC Showcases have been going on all day today at NECC 2008 and they’ve been mostly packed! I couldn’t get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame one, so you can get a flavor of the popularity of the IVC sessions at NECC this year. Why are they just on one day?
In The Cleveland Museum of Art‘s program, we participated in their new program on Natural Dyes. The participants colored a bookmark using spinach, just like we did in Jazz two weeks ago. I’ll add a couple pictures here from the Jazz workshop so you can see what it’s like:
Here’s a new thing! Someone asked how to get access to the programming if they don’t have access and CMA answered that they’ve done their programs with tools such as Skype etc. So they are willing to work with you on getting access to their programs. Cool!
Last night at the poster gallery, I recorded an interview with Bev Mattocks from CILC about the KC3 project. Learn about the impact on the students in this cool project.
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Well this morning I thought I’d run over and blog the presentation by the Learn2.ca crew from Canada, but the session was full! It seems if you want to get to a BYOL session (or even the others), you have to hurry up and get there early!
Anyway, take some time to check out the Learn2 website to see the online tools they have for collaborative projects.
Sunday night during the global poster gallery at NECC, I thought I’d interview the presenters and post the interview online. Yes, I asked them for permission!
The presenters were Cathy Timpone, Park Ridge Public Schools with Agnes Zaorski.
The Teddy Bear project is described online, and this Moodle site is used to support the project.
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Is it just my computer or my hotel Internet connection or did YouTube pull a lot of frames out of this video? This is my first try with this idea and I may need to tweak the process a bit.