21 eTeachers

Here are links to the resources presented during the training session at the NYSCATE Conference:

Nortel LearniT

www.NortelLearniT.org    

Millennials - A Vision of K-12 Students Today

http://nortellearnit.org/LearniT/visionofk12students/

Millennials - Pay Attention

http://nortellearnit.org/videoembeds/payattention/

Animoto

www.Animoto.com

Rule of Thirds

http://nortellearnit.org/LearniT/technology/Video_Productions/rule_of_thirds_flash

Photo Editing/Collection/Presentation

www.picasa.com

When most workshops begin, participants are asked to introduce themselves to each other.

Today, you did this through digital images.

How did this change the experience of being introduced visually?

Now that you know more about 21st century teaching and the use of digital video in the classroom, what specific lesson or activity might you want to try and use it with?

Thank you for joining us and honing your 21st century skills.

When your colleagues ask about today’s workshop, what will you tell them?

When your family asks about today’s workshop, what will you tell them?

What’s been the most challenging, yet rewarding, part of making your own digital field trip movie today?

What multimedia projects do you see yourself undertaking in the upcoming year with your students and how do you see these projects engaging your students in new ways?

What Web 2.0 applications do you think are most powerful for working with students?

What type of web applications are you thinking about using for you - and for your students?

When most workshops begin, participants are asked to introduce themselves to each other.

Today, you did this through digital images.

How did this change the experience of being introduced visually?