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The document discusses the rise of podcasting and its implications for libraries and reference services. It provides background on what podcasting is, who listens to podcasts, and examples of libraries that have implemented podcasts for things like instruction sessions, tours of the library, and subject guides. It also offers tips for planning and creating podcasts, including considering your voice, scripting but not reading, finding a quiet space, and using multiple voices.
What's New In Podcasting
The document provides an overview of podcasting, including what podcasts are, who listens to them, and tools for producing and hosting podcasts. It also lists several new library podcasts and tips for planning and producing podcasts, such as having a plan, creating good content, and connecting with other departments.
Framing the personal research network #researchfutures
Personal learning networks morphing into personal research networks. Invited by the wonderful @researchwhisper to #researchfutures day.
Podcasting for the PC
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uLead Summit 24-27 April 2016, Banff, Canada - Twitter summary
The document outlines the schedule and speakers for the Banff conference held from April 24-27, 2016. It includes six keynote speakers who will discuss topics like multidimensional learning, creating agile schools, the role of big data in leadership, perspectives on leadership from a panel of education ministers and researchers, using evidence for educational improvement, and education reforms that create the future. It also lists seven books mentioned by the various speakers.
Digital Fluency
The document discusses the need for new digital fluencies in a changing world. It notes that the illiterate of tomorrow will not be those who cannot read, but those who cannot learn how to learn, especially when it comes to digital skills like blogs, video, and social media. Examples are given of how students are using short Twitter introductions to stories and sharing videos online to demonstrate early digital fluency and learning. The concept of moving from being a content consumer to becoming a content producer and peer reviewer on digital platforms is presented.
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Presentation which examines what it takes to establish an environment for contemporary learning in schools.
Google Tools In The Primary School
This presentation was a basic introduction to some Google tools available to teachers - presented at the Google Educator Groups Cape Town West Coast launch event on 24 November 2014.
A Brave New World
This presentation on cyber-safety was given to the primary and secondary pupils of the Lusaka International Community School in October 2014.
SAMR Intro - Innovate 2014 Conference
I presented this at the Innovate 2014 Conference held at Wynberg Girls' High School in Cape Town - October 2014
iPads @ Elkanah - K. Stadler
This document summarizes Elkanah school's journey with iPads from 2010-2013, including obtaining 25 iPads in early 2011, implementing a booking system for shared use, holding teacher workshops and meetings, and creating an iPad blog and Scoop.it page for curating resources. It explains that iPads can be used to create, collaborate, communicate, enhance learning, differentiate instruction, and transform the educational experience. The reasons given for using mobile learning with iPads include addressing different learning styles, ubiquitous access, intuitive use by students, Apple support and apps for education, security, compatibility, and long battery life.
Ap presentation to parents oct 2013
The document outlines Elkanah Senior Primary School's 1:1 iPad project which will provide every Grade 4, 5, and 6 pupil with an iPad starting in July 2014 and January 2015 respectively. It discusses choosing at least a 16GB WiFi iPad with 32GB preferred, essential and recommended apps for educational use, security measures like lockable cupboards, and teacher training including visits to other iPad schools and links to experts to ensure the iPads enhance learning without replacing teachers or basic skills.
Pinterest for teachers
This document provides instructions for using Pinterest to organize teaching ideas and resources. It recommends creating boards for classroom decor, teaching ideas, classroom organization, outdoor education, and professional learning. It also suggests using hashtags, tagging others, inviting contributions, and searching by website to find relevant pins. Secret boards can be set up just for students to share photos from outdoor education experiences.
School 2.0 - The Future Of Learning
Presentation to parents of Elkanah Senior Primary which showed the why and how of the school's assessment policy. 2-part presentation: Arthur Preston & Jacky Louw (7 February 2013)
Moving Forward - All Aboard for 2013 (Elkanah House Senior Primary)
All Aboard is the theme for the Elkanah House Senior Primary School in 2013. This presentation was given at a general staff meeting on Tuesday 6 November.
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A guide to using social media during the Independent Schools Marketing Association Conference 2012, Cape Town.
Principals creating culture of innovation
The document discusses creating a culture of innovation in schools. It outlines 5 actions principals can take: 1) encourage risk-taking and allowing failure, 2) set clear and consistent expectations to create accountability, 3) reward innovative behaviors, 4) model being open to new ideas, and 5) lead by example as role models of innovative behavior. The overarching goal is to improve teaching quality by strengthening programs and developing teachers.
Social media and your school - an EdTechConf presentation
Is your school using social media? Should you be? Using real-life examples this presentation lays out the importance of being connected in a Web 2.0 world.
This presentation was presented at a South African Principals' Association workshop held at Normal Henshilwood High School on 19 May 2010.
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- 1. TAMING THE RIVER Presenter : Arthur Preston @artpreston www.headthoughts.co.za
- 5. RAPIDS: Lack of knowledge / Lack of skill
- 6. HOW TO SURVIVE THE RAPIDS:
- 7. Let the internet work for HOW TO SURVIVE THE RAPIDS:
- 8. Make informatio n come to HOW TO SURVIVE THE RAPIDS:
- 9. Sort info so that it is always accessible – HOW TO SURVIVE THE RAPIDS:
- 11. RSS
- 14. CURATION “the act of finding, grouping, organizing or sharing the best and most relevant content on a specific issue.”
- 16. TOOLS
- 17. www.scoop.i t
- 23. MAKE IT ALL WORK TOGETHER
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