Resources

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Poster Session Brochure

PD Flyer to Advertise Program

Permission to Be Videotaped Form

Plus-Minus-Interesting Template

Questions for Discussion and Reflection

Related Web Resources
Common Video Shooting Mistakes //Robert Scoble and Beth Kanter created this excellent short video about how to shoot effective video by demonstrating four common errors many of us make as videographers and how to fix them.//

Dartfish //Dartfish lets you tag specific points in the video where you might want a teacher to focus.//

Flip for Education //From video book reviews and school news reports to teacher observations for professional development, video provides a hands-on way for students and teachers to engage more deeply.//

Grappling's Technology and Learning Spectrum //This resource describes three categories, (i.e. technology literacy, adapting, and transforming), including a brief overview of characteristics and a scenario describing each type of technology use, its learning pedagogical focus, the equipment levels required and the approach needed for staff development.//

JHUISTE Program //This ISTE 2010 poster session was created as part of the requirements for the Internship portion of the Supervision and Administration Certificate Program offered through Johns Hopkins University School of Education and ISTE.//

Ning //For discussions around this topic and poster session, please visit my Ning.//

SchoolTube //SchoolTube.com is the nation's largest K-12 moderated video sharing website that provides students and educators with a safe and FREE video sharing website that is exclusively endorsed by leading education associations.//

A Teacher's Tour of YouTube //YouTube is a powerful tool, and to harness what it holds and turn it into something educational can be a thrill and a challenge.//

TeacherTube // TeacherTube is a site to provide anytime, anywhere professional development with teachers teaching teachers. As well, it is a site where teachers can post videos designed for students to view in order to learn a concept or skill. //