Fooling around today with the many options available through California’s K12HSN edZone, starting with embedding video: OK, that’s 2 out of 3: edZone and YouTube embed beautifully in the updated WordPress. Hopefully TeacherTube will fix whatever the embedding issues are right now into EB. I’ll be showcasing edZone tomorrow at a workshop for EDCOE. We […]
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Tips for Future Filmmakers – and Their Teachers
Following on the heels of my trip to the CUE Conference, last Wednesday I headed over to our Sacramento Educational Cable Consortium (SECC) to help judge the SEVAs (Students Educational Video Awards). As I sat with a team of teacher reviewers scoring middle school entries, I kept thinking about Mathew Needleman‘s second graders’ amazing going-beyond-Open […]
edZone Presentation – Live via K12 HSN Videoconference
I’m joining in this morning’s K12 HSN videoconference to learn more about edZone – a suite of applications for educators trying to figure out how to bring more of the blocked applications from the public Internet (e.g., YouTube, Blogger, Flickr) into their classrooms. EdZone offers basically unlimited storage for documents, videos, and podcasts for California educators. Coming […]