I Am In The Current ~ The stream is digital.

Being Constructive

May 13, 2009 · No Comments

In one of my classes, two students were upset about what one had said about them on Facebook over the weekend. These two students are obviously well versed with basic social networking but lacking in their understanding of digital citizenship. The Facebook insult spilled over beyond the digital network into their physical network- the classroom. We had a talk about digital citizenship, and best uses of time and energy online and in public. I’m sure this won’t be the last of their bumps along the way as they continue to develop their digital citizenship and shape their online behavior. Today when checking out a video of awilhelmscream Youtube video (be advised this video has objectionable language and this is me formally warning you!) I noticed that someone had posted a comment about one of my videos. Here’s what I found:

The comment made me laugh pretty hard. Good burn masterofhimself. I admit the video is pretty dorky. Also, might I add that it has brought me no murmurs of getting the online teaching job I had hoped to get. The above mention of the relevance of digital citizenship remains valid.

Sorry about the lack of updates on this blog. The house insurance stuff is slowly crawling along and it chews up every available moment. More to come.

ps. Have you checked out Monsoon House? Best radio show EVER!

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Podiobooks.com

March 27, 2009 · No Comments

I found this link in glemak’s (Mike Dunn) Flickr account.

During my session at the iT Summit 2009 I briefly discussed pod books but really didn’t have a great resource to share with the crowd. I wish I had found this resource last week. Take a minute to look around and see if there isn’t something interesting to listen to.

The direct application with students is obvious. I think what is most important is to offer students authentic audiences to validate their work. In turn the feedback from the audience will allow students to refine, enhance, and refine their work.

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New Math by Craig Damrauer

March 27, 2009 · No Comments

@CdnMathTeacher (Erin Remple) twitted this link this morning. My favorite slide is the Intership slide. Take a minute to laugh today.

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Learning To Change, Changing To Learn – Kid’s Tech

February 20, 2009 · No Comments

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Lost Generation- YouTube

February 3, 2009 · No Comments

Someone sent me this link today. It has a simple presentation however the narration and monologue structure is very interesting.

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