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| Presentation at Council for Exceptional Children Conference 2012 |
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| Dr. Tracy Amerman and I presented at the Council for Exceptional Children in Denver in 2012. The title was Technology and the Inclusive Classroom: A Natural Fit. It's an extension of our work "Liberation Literacies."
Here's the link to the presentation.
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| American History and Digital Technology |
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| Here's the presentation from a two-day workshop on American history and digital technology that I did for 200 teachers from San Berdardino County Schools.
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| reSTEM: Remix practices and STEM education |
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| Here's the material for remix in STEM education, a workshop for STEM faculty.
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| Technology and Inclusive Education |
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| I will be giving a presentation with Tracy Amerman "Technology and the Inclusive Classroom: A Perfect Fit" at the NJ Coalition for Inclusive Education's 2011 Conference. Check here for more information.
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| Short Remix Bibliography |
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| I've recently given a few presentations on the educational applications of remix. Here's a short bibliography for anyone interested in the topic. |
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| Six Sound Project |
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| I've gotten a lot of requests for information on the Six Sounds Project. I've posted all of the work in a site here. |
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| Webinar--Student-Powered Podcasting: Teaching Units to Engage All Students |
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Here's a link to a recent ISTE webinar (I believe the archive will be available soon)-- Student-Powered Podcasting: Teaching Units to Engage All Students. I've written and presented on podcasting in education for the last few years, but this presentation moves my focus to connect digital literacies overtly to Universal Design for Learning (UDL).
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| NCTE 2010 |
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I'll be presenting at NCTE 2010 with the Folger Shakespeare Library
Here's a link to my presentation.
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Session:
C.43 - 12:30 pm to 1:45 pm
11/19/2010
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Format:
Panel
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Room:
Yacht & Beach Club/Grand Harbour Ballroom, Salon
South
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Topic:
Literature
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Level(s): Secondary (9-12)
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Title:
SHAKESPEARE SET FREE-ACT 3: HOW INTERNET-BASED WEB 2.0
TOOLS CAN GET YOUR STUDENTS CLOSER TO SHAKESPEARE'S TEXTS
(Sponsoring Group: Folger Shakespeare Library)
The presenters will demonstrate several Web 2.0
activities for teaching Shakespeare developed with th
e
Folger Library.
Attendees will be given tech tools to assist students in a close reading
of Shakespeare's texts. Although this presentation is part of a
5-session Shakespeare strand, each session stand alone and will be led
by different members of the
Folger staff and past participants of the Teaching
Shakespeare Institutes. Teachers can attend one, some, or all five
sessions.
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Chair: |
Michael LoMonico, Folger
Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC |
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Presenter: |
Scott O'Neil,
North Harford High School, Pylesville, Maryland and Saint Bonaventure
University, Olean, New York, 'Expanding the Experience' |
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Christopher
Shamburg, New Jersey City University, Jersey City
, 'Remixing Shakespeare or Reshaking Mixspeare' |
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| NCTE 2010 Presentation |
| Presentation to Chinese Leadership Academy |
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I'm honored to present to the visiting educators from China, the Chinese Leadership Academy. Here is a link to my presentation Shifts in Technology, Society, and Education in the United States.
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| ISTE Webinar--Meet the Authors |
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I'm doing a free ISTE Webinar on 9/28 @ 8pm with some other presenters. It should be an interesting presentation and discussion.
You can tune in if you get a chance, or view the archived presentation.
http://sigms.iste.wikispaces.net/bookwebinar
Presenters: James Lerman, Christopher Shamburg, Suzie Boss, and Jane Krauss
Hosted by Lisa Perez, SIGMS Chair
ISTE books
provide information, ideas, lesson plans, and other resources that help
educators effectively integrate technology. In this webinar, hosted by
SIGMS, four authors of some of ISTE’s most popular books will discuss
how their books can help you use technology to improve learning and
teaching. Don't miss this opportunity to interact with the authors! |
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| Technology, Math, and Universal Design for Learning |
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I'm doing some interesting work with Dr. Tracy Amerman and Ms. Kay McNulty on technology, math, and Universal Design for Learning. Here's a presentation we did for the Perth Amboy School District.
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| DIY Media and ESL |
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I gave a Presentation on ESL and Digital Media at NYU. Here's the link to the presentation. |
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| ISTE Presentation 2010: Shakespeare the Production-Based Approach |
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Here's the site and presentation for my presentation in Denver at ISTE 2010. It's an overview of work I've done with technology and teaching Shakespeare, Shakespeare: The Production-Based Approach. |
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| Interview for ISTE in Seconld LIfe |
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A few months ago I was interviewed in by ISTE for their show ISTE Eduverse Talks in Second Life. I just found out that the video was archived here. It was an interesting experience, and I think it turned out well.
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| DIY Media: Creating, Sharing, and Learning with New Technologies. |
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I've got a chapter "DIY Podcasting in Education" in
DIY Media: Creating, Sharing, and Learning with new Technologies (Knobel, Ed., 2010, Peter Lang Publishing). It was a pleasure to work on the chapter, especially because it emphasized the connection of digital culture to the history of the DIY Ethic ...something that I had tacitly acknowledged, but not fully realized or articulated. I got a bigger bang for my buck working on this than I had anticipated.
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| Presenting Shakespeare and Remix at NJEDge |
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This is one of my favorite conferences--the innovative work of educators in higher ed (in half hour sessions). March 12, 2010
My presentation is
Shakespeare and Remix
Katherine Mazzetti, Axia College, University of Phoenix
Christopher Shamburg, New Jersey City University
This presentation demonstrates a variety of ways to teach
Shakespeare with technology. At the heart of these methods is making
students creators of content in authentic ways. Students record, edit,
and remix using a variety of materials. People in English,
communication, cultural studies will be interested in how contemporary
remix practices correlate with practices of Shakespeare' play
productions, during his time and through history. A general audience
will be interested in how principles of remix are not only used today,
but how they are placed in historical, cultural, and cognitive
perspectives....
NJEDge 2010 Best Practices Showcase Site
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| Edutopia Article "Teachers Shake Up Shakespeare with Digital Media" |
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I was interviewed for an article in
Edutopia about digital technologies and Shakespeare. Brief mention of my work here.
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| Article--Shakespeare Our Digital Native |
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I just published an article in the English Journal, Shakespeare Our Digital Native. It connects trends in digital technology with performance-based approaches to teaching Shakespeare.
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| ISTE Contests |
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I'm working with ISTE on two contest to promote my book.
Six Sounds in Search of an Author
Foley Art
Check them out if you get a chance...should be fun.
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| New Book is Out |
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Student-Powered Podcasting: Teaching for 21st Century Literacy is out.
Like many educators, you may already take advantage of podcasts in your
classroom, but have you ever had your students do the creating? It's
easy, and you'll be surprised what students learn from this technology.
Podcasting is a powerful tool for teaching 21st-century literacy-the
literacy of social processes. Not only will students learn technology
skills that they can use throughout their lives, but podcasting also
connects and applies students' learning to the world around them.
Understanding the audience requires students to empathize with others,
and developing and posting relevant, engaging podcasts helps students
become active, engaged members of society.
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| Book Review for E-Learning |
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I reviewed
Blocks to Robots (Bers, 2008) in the Jan '09 E-Learning Journal
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| Remixing Shakespeare |
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Did a presentation at NCTE in San Antionio in 2008, have an article in the English Journal coming out in Sept '09 and did this video--Remixing Shakespeare--for the Folger Shakespeare Library.
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| ISTE's NECC 2008 |
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I'll be giving two presentations at ISTE's NECC in July in San Antonio. One will focus on the work with the online high schol NJeSchool and I'll be presenting with some folks from there--Student Podcasts as the Curriculum: A New Paradigm in Language Arts
The other will be a Bring-Your-Own Laptop Session--"Become a Free and Legal Podcaster in 55 Minutes". I'll show participants the free software, hosting, and skills needed to podcast as well as review legal and ethical issues for podcasting teachers and students.
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| My new book Technology and the English Language Arts book is available for preorder. |
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Technology in the English Language Arts, my new book published by ISTE in now available for preorder from Amazon.
Here's a link with more information.
Author Christopher Shamburg presents 12 language arts units that
integrate technology into compelling, standards-based lessons. Examples
of these units include fanfiction and creative writing, teaching
Shakespeare with film and images, using blogs and social bookmarking to
facilitate independent reading projects, podcasting for a variety of
purposes, and creating and sharing digital video safely and
meaningfully. Easily understood by the beginner but full of challenging
ideas for the technology-savvy, these exciting lesson plans will appeal
to any teacher who has a curiosity about new methods and a belief that
technology can reshape and re-energize the high school English Language
Arts classroom.
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| http://www.iste.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Technology_Standards&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&CONTENTID=18937 |
| NCTE New York 2007 |
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I'll be giving a presentation at NCTE's Annual Convention in New York and presenting at the Poster Session:
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Session:
M.08 - 11:30 am to 12:45 pm 11/18/2007
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Format:
Panel
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Room:
Javits Convention Center
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Topic:
Policy, Politics, and Social Justice
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Level(s): General (proposals of interest at all instructional levels)
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Title:
UNDERSTANDING THE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
Join us to learn more about legislative intervention and copyright
laws. Current controversies involving intellectual freedom and
copyright rstrictions will be discussed with recommended ethical
practices. Productive legal and ethical choices for teacher and student
decision-making will be shared.
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Presenter: |
Connie Kendall, University of Kentucky, Lexington
, 'The Metaphors We (Might) Teach By: Resisting the Discourse of Crisis in the Language Arts Classroom |
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Christopher Shamburg, New Jersey City University, Jersey City, 'Putting Your Rights in Copyright'
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Session:
G.12 - 9:30 am to 10:45 am 11/17/2007
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Format:
Poster Session
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Room:
Javits Convention Center
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Topic:
Professional Development
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Level(s): Secondary (9-12)
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Title:
SECONDARY LEVEL GALLERY OF POSTERS
Christopher Shamburg, New Jersey City University, Jersey City, 'Podcasting as the Curriculum in an Online High School'
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| NJAET Conference |
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I'll be presenting at the 2007 NJAET Conference on Empowering Students with Podcasting on October 9.
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| CECA/CEMA Conference for Conceptual Age |
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I'll be presenting "
Podcasting as the Curriculum: A Case for New Literacies in the English/Language Arts Curriculum" at the CECA/CEMA Conference--
Preparing Students for the Conceptual Age: A Regional Conference
for 21st Century Learners
October 23, 2007 at the Connecticut Convention Center
Hartford, CT.
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| Summer 2007 |
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I'll be giving a presentation "21st Century Literacies" at the New Pathways Capstone Conference, a conference for alternate route teachers in New Jersey
I'll also be giving a keynote and workshop at Seton Hall's Collaboration Day on Personal Broadcasting.
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| Podcasting as the High School Curriculum Presentation @ NJEDge |
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This is a presentation I gave at the 2007 NJEDge Best Practices Conference. The presentation was on the online high school course that I developed for New Jersey eSchool--Podcasting and Creative Audio. Here's a link to the course site, podcourse.blogspot.com.
You can also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes by searching for "podcourse"
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| NJEdge 2007 Best Practices Presentation |
| Photo Story Tutorial for Digital Storytelling |
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I've put up a tutorial on
Photo Story, a popular software for digital storytelling.
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| Revised Audacity Tutorial |
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I recently revised the Audacity Tutorial.
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| Teachers as Technology Leaders book is out |
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The book came out. It looks great. We're very happy with it.
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| NCTE Nashville 2006 |
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Here are my handouts for iBard--using audio and performance to work with soliloquies. I'll be presenting with several others in a demonstration called There's Magic in the Web.
Here's the beginning of my activity's description.
When many students turn the page of a Shakespeare play and come to a soliloquy, they hit the invisible wall of reading—a frustratingly full page of uninterrupted text in dense and unfamiliar language, usually during an already challenging reading process.
Understanding the soliloquies can be a turnkey experience for students in the comprehension of plot, character, and Shakespeare’s language.
This activity uses audio technology to build on performance-based approaches to teach the soliloquies.
Students begin by slowing down the language and exploring its meaning and nuance through selected dramatic and choral reading techniques.
Many movies and some live performances enhance the dramatic effects of a soliloquy or speech with a voiceover or a disembodied voice.
These spoken interpretations are further enhanced with music, sound effects, and audio techniques such as reverberation and echo.
Film productions of Branaugh’s
Hamlet and Polanski’s
Macbeth offer examples of this technique...
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| Handouts for Resources and Media for Teaching Shakepseare |
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Here are the handouts for
Resources and Media for Teaching Shakespeare, my presentation at the 2006 New Jersey Association of School Librarians.
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| NCTE conference |
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On November 17 I will be with 5 other teachers from across the US. I am demonstrating and the associate chair of...
DIGITAL SHAKESPEARE: THERE'S MAGIC IN THE WEB
There are exciting ways to use technology to teach Shakespeare
that go beyond playing the audio or video version of the play or
sending students to the Web to do a scavenger hunt. From the research
done at the Folger Shakespeare
Library's summer institutes, past participants will demonstrate some of
these ways, including using audio editing to understand a soliloquy,
illuminating and explicating texts with PowerPoint animation, and
integrating standards and performance into an on-line course.
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| NJASL Conference |
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On October 30th I will be at the New Jersey Association of School Librarians
Media and Resources for Teaching Shakespeare |
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| NJEAT Demonstration |
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I will be giving the following presentation on Tuesday, October 10 at the NJAET Conference.
Digital
Media, Copyleft, and the Language Arts Class.
Learn to create engaging digital media projects with resources and
learn about copyright restrictions. Learn the technologies to
remix digital material, the pedagogies to make this a meaningful language
arts experience, and ways that students can publish and distribute
original remixes on the Web legally and ethically.
Here is the "Package (shamburg audio workshop.zip) of files we will be working with. You can download the latest version of Audacity software at Audacity.Sourceforge.net.
Please note the Audacity Tutorial on this page as well.
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| Teachers as Technology Leaders book is 'in press' |
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Our book is officially "in press." Here is the current catalog description.
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| Digital Video Resource Page |
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I just put up the following Digital Video Resource Page on this site and in my blog, New Literacies, Subject to Change. It's an overview to get a beginner started with digital video editing.
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| Digital Video Starter Guide |
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Here's a Digital Video Starter Guide. It's got some basic information on the hardware needed t
o capture and edit video.
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| Showbiz Quick Start |
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Here is a quickstart guide for Arcsoft Showbiz 2. It is one piece of software I would recommend for anyone who wants to begin desktop video editing.
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| New Literacies, Subject to Change |
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On May 19th, 2006 I will be giving a full day workshop at NJCU titled, New
Literacies, Subject to Change for college faculty at NJCU,
Passaic County Community College, and Hudson County Community College. I'm currently keeping a blog dedicated to the organization and content of this workshop.
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| New Literacies, Subject to Change BLOG |
| A Practical Look at Epistemology and Online Learning |
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On March 30, 2006 I gave the presentation A Practical Look at Epistemological Beliefs and Online Learning. Here's a link to the presentation description and some of the handouts.
The Serendipity 35 Blog from NJIT gives a good review and description of what happened.
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| Description and Handouts |
| Performance and Digital Video |
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| Overview of Copyright in Education |
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| Overview of Copyright in Education (pdf) This is an introduction to copyright. A good primer for students and teachers. I use variations of this presentation in several of my courses and workshops. Students and participants have successful modified it and used it with their classes as well. |
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| Introduction to MovieMaker |
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| Introduction to Windows Moviemaker (pdf) This is a quick start for using Movie Maker. It introduces the basic features and procedures. |
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| Audio Editing Using AUDACITY Software |
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| Audio Editing Tutorial Using Audacity Software (pdf) This is a tutorial that would take about 90 minutes to do. It gives the basics to using the freeware audio editing program Audacity with an introductory activity. This is from a workshop "Rich Media in the K-12 Curriculum" |
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| PowerPoint Guidelines Activity |
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| PowerPoint Guidelines Activity (pdf) Shoot PowerPoint with its own bullets in this activity based on the principles of reflective practice. As a teacher and a public speaker I have seen (and done) very boring PowerPoints. This activity helps potential presenters reflect on the medium and the audience. It's a short but powerful activity that facilitates the judicious use of presentation technologies. I would recommend doing this for yourself or with students before a presentation. It is part of an extremely successful workshop "Conquering the Plateaus of Microsoft Office." |
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| Web 2.0 Introduction |
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| Web 2.0 Introduction (Web page). Though I was skeptical of the term at first, the Web is changing to a more participatory, social, open environment with easier ways to share and access quality content. This short overview describes some of the terms and popular applications. |
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| About Flickr |
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| About Flickr (Web page) A short overview to get educators started with Flickr
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| Introduction to RSS |
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Introduction to RSS (Web page) A short overview to get educators started with rss feeds. |
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