Voice Thread

Teachers Teaching Teachers #89: Is the tool irrelevant? 01.30.08

Paul Allison — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 17:43:37 -0600

Listen to Scott Floyd, Tech Liaison for the Texas Bluebonnet Writing Project, and Ellen Petry Leanse explain how and why they collaborated on a project that resulted in this VoiceThread, as well as other media versions of the same story. Scott writes on his blog:

Ellen Petry Leanse has a powerful story to tell of her escape from the political unrest in Kenya during the presidential elections over the 2007 Christmas holidays. She and her 12 year old son were there volunteering in an orphanage as well as other humanitarian work. I first encountered her story January 15th on Guy Kawasaki’s blog as a guest post. Her writing moved me. Something inside of me kept saying to contact her and help her share what she and her son went through. As Google would have it, her email came up in the first try, and by 8:11 AM I sent off a personal plea to her to share her narrative through digital storytelling.

A Piece of My Mind - my ideas, thoughts, experiences, and lessons learned in education The founders of VoiceThread, Ben Papell and Steve Muth, also join us in this discussion of the lessons that can be learned from this one example of digital storytelling.

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Chat Log for Teachers Teaching Teachers #86 - 01.09.08

Paul Allison — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 00:31:31 -0600

20:45:33 SusanEttenheim -> EdTechTalk: hi jrolle
20:54:35 SusanEttenheim -> EdTechTalk: hi mrmayo and karla
20:55:12 SusanEttenheim -> EdTechTalk: hi aram - welcome
20:55:18 SusanEttenheim -> EdTechTalk: hi jepcke
20:55:20 SusanEttenheim -> EdTechTalk: welcome
20:55:36 AramKabodian -> EdTechTalk: hi susan and everyone...
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Teachers Teaching Teachers #77 - Participation is the Most Important Part

Paul Allison — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 05:54:26 -0500

We were joined this week by Joyce Valenza and the co-founders of of Voice Thread, Ben Papell and Steve Muth (and many wonderful teachers in the chat room). In the spirit of producing content that is open to co-creation...

...we invite you add an interesting Voice Thread to this post. Either link to or embed a Voice Thread that would help show how teachers are using this tool in their classrooms or with their colleagues.

Click Add new comment, and show us a Voice Thread that you think is cool!

Thanks.

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