Picked up the ISTE Daily Leader News today and discovered Kevin Honeycutt and I were pictured on page 10.
It has been an excellent conference so far, I have attend great session and learned a great deal. The convention floor with the vendors is always and education too. I even a couple of thing, Adobe Creative Suite Design Premium. I am pretty excited since it is so darn expensive and I can’t really give a compelling enough argument about why I need it based on what I do now. So, I am pretty pumped to have my very own copy, legally.
If you have never had the opportunity to attend the ISTE conference, you should, it is absolutley worth your time and money and would go a long way to moving you forward with technology.
ISTE Daily Leader DL2010-Day3_web (PDF for entire issue)
Link to all issues of the Daily Leader
Start planning now–ISTE 2011 in Philadelphia: http://www.isteconference.org/2011/
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From diditalroberto
Fun video showing all the great ways to use velcro and the iPad together. Who will make the teacher version of this video?
iPad + Velcro from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
The last couple of days Wesley Fryer, Moving at the Speed of Creativity has been doing reviews of online video editing software. The first two compared were Jaycut and YouTube. And today Stroome and Kaltura.
I knew about and had experimented just a bit with Jaycut and YouTube, but Stroome and Kaltura are new to me. From what I can read so far, Stroome looks like it might have some possibilities. I still love iMovie, but for online, in a pinch, or for Windows users, these FREE online services might just do the the trick.
Stroome: http://www.stroome.com/
Kaltura: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaltura
YouTube: http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2010/06/edit-video-in-cloud-with-youtube-video.html
Jaycut: http://jaycut.com/
Making sure staff members have the professional development they need to ensure effective 21st-century teaching and learning is the top challenge facing school district chief technology officers (CTOs), according to a survey that queried more than 50 Illinois school district CTOs.
The survey, titled “The Challenges and Professional Development Needs of the District Technology Leader,” was conducted by the Illinois Chief Technology Officers (ILCTO), a nonprofit organization that helps CTOs in “realizing their [school districts’] visions and goals for the effective, secure, and rapid implementation of instructional technology and operational information technology.”
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