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How Would You Like It To Be? – A School Wide Project-Based Learning Film Festival Jeff Utecht
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Episode 220: Master Asker of Questions Jeff Utecht
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Episode 219: The Values Map Jeff Utecht
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Episode 218: 3 Podcasting Tips for Teachers and Students Jeff Utecht
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Episode 217: More than a Logo Jeff Utecht
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Episode 216: Should Cell Phones be Allowed in Class? Jeff Utecht
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Episode 215: Your Network Starts with You Jeff Utecht
This week I catch up with Chris Butler from the Project Based Awesome podcast and website to chat about his Project Based Awesome website and materials they are creating for educators over there and talk about project based learning and where it’s headed.
Ken Pendergrass and I sit down to talk about the 7 ways we stay Lifelong Learners in an ever-changing technology landscape.
Listen in at Kim Cofino leads a discussion about the learning curve students face today when they have laptops in schools and mobile devices in their lives. A great international conversation that includes the voices of our favorite 5th grade student @thelivbits
Listen to Jeff’s sessions form the #IETA18 conference titled: So Your Students Want to be YouTubers
Jeff Utecht and David Carpenter sit down to record a podcast nine years after the last Shifting Our Schools episode. Listen as they catch up and talk about what changes they are seeing in education today.
Kim leads a discussion with international educators on using social media today and focusing in on the app Musical.ly
A great conversation with Olivia a 5th grader and more widely known as LivBits on the network.
Kim Cofino leads a discussion with some international teacher friends around how social media is different in different countries and across different ages.
Jeff sits down with Scott Beebe, Chief Innovation Officer for the Marysville School District to discuss how do…or do administrative walk-throughs change in a tech-rich classroom.
This week Kim Cofino, Ben Sheridan, and Clint Hamada sit down to discuss their top 3 tips for your 1:1 program.
