ISTE Casts
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Audio podcasts produced by the International Society for Technology in Education
Tue, 27 October 2009  Christopher Shamburg, author of Student-Powered Podcasting, introduces ISTE’s Foley Art, contest. See first hand how creating sound effects can help students understand the heart of a medium and effective communication. The contest, from October 26–November 6, is open to both teachers and students.
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Fri, 9 October 2009 Christopher Shamburg, author of Student-Powered Podcasting, introduces the Six Sounds in Search of an Author contest. It's a challenge and opportunity to get creative within specific boundaries and rules (your story, our sounds, one minute). The contest, from October 12–23, is open to both teachers and students. |
Mon, 28 July 2008  This podcast is with Colleen Swain about her article published in the JCTE Issue 24 Number 4 entitled, "Are We There Yet?: The Power of Creating an Innovation Configuration Map on the Integration of Technology into Your Teacher Education Program."Comments[1] |
Thu, 29 November 2007 This inaugural ISTE Cast episode from the International Society for Technology in Education explores issues of emerging and innovative learning technologies. Host Bard Williams introduces perspectives from Ferdi Serim, a long-time educator and educational technology consultant who currently serves as an ISTE board member and the Southwest Regional Director for the National Network of Digital Schools; futurist and ed tech guru David Thornburg, founder and Director of Global Operations of the Thornburg Center; Bob McLaughlin, the chair of ISTE’s Special Interest Group for Innovative Learning Technologies and the founder of the National Institute for Community Innovations; and Kathy Bailey, Technology Director for Paideia School in Atlanta, Georgia. Visit www.iste.org/podcasts/ for more information. Running time: 17:47 |
