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Collaboratively Sharing Student Work with VoiceThread

 

Student work should be shared beyond the traditional four walls of the classroom. Student motivation can increase when the audience changes, and students can learn valuable collaboration as well as digital citizenship skills in the process. In this session, participants will learn to weave digital photos, audio recordings, and constructive feedback (using text, audio and video) with a partner classroom focusing on a student project of their choice. Voicethread.com is the primary tool participants will use to collaboratively share student work. 

 

This session is being shared at the Oklahoma A+ Schools Statewide Conference on 12 September 2009 as a 1.5 hour workshop. The handout for this session is available as a SMS digital business card.

 

ALL WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS: Please complete this Google Form or add your information to this Google Spreadsheet (sign-in is NOT required - both methods will populate the same spreadsheet)

 

Reasons to Share Student Work Digitally

  1. Assessment Window
  2. Student Engagement
  3. Digital Literacy

The "3 C's" of 21st Century Learning: Create, Communicate, Collaborate!

Videos

  1. Kaplan Video
  2. Joe's Non-Netbook 
  3. Sarah's Response on Tuesday (8 Sept 2009)
  4. I Need my Teachers to Learn (Kevin Honeycutt)

Terms and Vocabulary

  1. "The Global Stage" (H/T Marco Torres)
  2. Web 1.0 publishing (static, non-interactive. Example.)
  3. Web 2.0 publishing (dynamic, interactive. Example.)
  4. Gatekeep / moderate
  5. Multimedia: Text, Audio, Images, Video
  6. Stages of educator technology integration (from PowerfulIngredients.com) - ACOT Stages
    1. Awareness
    2. Personal Use - Getting a New Haircut
    3. Copied Professional Use (use another's lesson plan)
    4. Invented/Remixed Professional Use (create your own lesson plan)

VoiceThread Examples

  1. Who Was Helen Keller by Gare Thompson - told by Sarah Fryer (age 7) from Great Book Stories
  2. Federal Holidays: New Holiday Proposals by students of librarian Karen Kleigman
  3. VoiceThread for Education Wiki Examples
  4. The VoiceThread Digital Library
  5. Samples from Bill Ferriter

Image Resources

  1. http://compfight.com/
  2. FlickrStorm: http://www.zoo-m.com/flickr-storm/
  3. http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons

Copyright Guidelines

  1. No copyright: Homegrown or Public Domain
  2. Advance permission granted: Via a Creative Commons license
  3. Fair Use: Is it a transformative work? How does it hold up to fair use criteria?

VoiceThread Resources

  1. 24 page PDF handout: How to use VoiceThread for Education (thanks Miguel Guhlin)
  2. VoiceThread.com
  3. VoiceThread for Education
  4. Bill Ferriter's "Using Voicethread for Digital Conversations" (includes printable handouts)
  5. Voicethread gets even cooler! NYPL, Creative Commons, and more (Joyce Valenza, 19 Aug 2009)

Resources to find Collaborators

  1. Use your own personal network of family, friends, and professional peers!
  2. Celebrate Oklahoma Voices Learning Community -
    Visit Celebrate Oklahoma Voices!
  3. Classroom 2.0 -
    Visit Classroom 2.0
  4. ePals
  5. K-12 Online Conference
  6. Others

Other Links

  1. 50 Web 2.0 Ways To Tell a Story (Alan Levine)
  2. ACOT Stages of Technology Integration
  3. Artsonia Kids Art Museum
  4. Ning
  5. Online Stopwatch
  6. OLPC Deployments
  7. Jing Project (screen recorder)

Follow Wesley

  1. Blog: Moving at the Speed of Creativity
  2. Twitter: wfryer
  3. Facebook: wfryer
  4. Plurk: wfryer
  5. Delicious: wfryer
  6. More!

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