Hello. It's Christmas break and a great time to catch up on some odds and ends. Today's podcast is a mixture of things that are happening in my classroom, updates on some classroom projects, the online graduate class I teach and some work with the History Channel. Recorded in my hometown of Howells, Nebraska where my parents just got high speed Internet after years of dail up! Yippppppie! Note: This podcast was recorded in the dark during a poweroutage ofter an ice storm.Direct link to Podcast #56 - Christmas Break Odds and Ends - MP3 Format - 12:30 minutes
Podcast #56 Show Notes:
- "Dixie Clicks" an article I wrote for the December 2006 issue of School Library Journal on our Guerrilla Season Book Blog Project
- an article in School and Community about technology in the classroom - the quarterly magazine produced by the MSTA - Missouri State Teachers Association
- Presentation approved for 2007 NECC in Atlanta - June 24-27, 2007
- Getting ready to present at METC Conference in St. Louis - Feb 26-28, 2007
- History Channel recommendation for videos
- Just finished teaching "Technology for the Classroom" as a grad class at Park University for the 4th time
- i-History project with Dave Fagg in Benidgo, Australia
- named to National School Board Association's "20 to Watch" list for educational technology
The article in December 2006 SLJ, "The Dixie Clicks," has inspired this salty old librarian to blog and learn how to podcast.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
V. Miller
V. Miller
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comment. I'm glad that our project inspired another educator to use these tools. Good luck with the podcast and blog and feel free to let us know about it when you get it up the web. Thanks.
Eric Langhorst