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The document outlines topics presented by Alice Bedard-Voorhees at ELCC 2012, focusing on educational resources such as Khan Academy and various online lectures. It emphasizes involving students in curating and creating content, highlighting the use of technology for educational purposes. Additional resources and examples of student-created videos are provided for further exploration.
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- 1. Start the Video Presented by Alice Bedard-Voorhees ELCC 2012 http://delicious.com/ constantlearningorg/start_the_video
- 2. Today’s Topics › Shortcuts (Existing Big Sites) › Bookmarking the Treasures › Involving Students
- 3. Shortcuts › Open Culture: The MOTHERLODE › Khan Academy: Art, Science, Math, History › Free Video Lectures: 30 Universities › MERLOT: ASL, Lang Videos, Second Life › MIT/Stanford/OU: Science, Business, CIS › Library of Congress: Favorite Poem Projec › Online Universities: STEM › Google Searches: i.e., Culinary Video
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- 5. Open Culture Clip:Improv
- 6. Smart Video Channel http://www.openculture.com/ smartyoutube Also: BadAstronomy Big Think MOMA JFK Library Culture Catch
- 7. Khan Academy › Math › Science › Finance and Econ › Humanities › History › Test Taking › Talks and Interviews
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- 11. Library of Congress:Favorite Poem Project
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- 14. Involving Students › Studentscanidentify, curate, contribute to the class wealth on various topics. › Students can create short videos with Jing, YouTube or Phone. › Existing rubrics also instruct development. › Opportunityto develop intellectual property practices (music example included in bookmarks)
- 16. Student Created Video Example:(Maricopa CC)
- 17. Video in Apps Videoshould be in App and not depend on web connection. Examples: Jazz Timeline The Wasteland
- 18. Thank You! › constantlearningorg@gmail.com › Delicious: http://constantlearningorg/ start_the_video