Comments on: TRETC 2008 http://mikeboylan.com/2008/11/tretc-2008/ A collection of thoughts and ideas by yours truly... Wed, 15 Feb 2012 18:48:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: TRETC 2009 | MikeBoylan.com http://mikeboylan.com/2008/11/tretc-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-135 TRETC 2009 | MikeBoylan.com Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:21:59 +0000 http://mikeboylan.com/?p=174#comment-135 [...]  I gave a presentation on creating a 21st century student technology leadership team in schools. (See this post).  This year, I had the “Exhibitor” status. My Name [...] [...]  I gave a presentation on creating a 21st century student technology leadership team in schools. (See this post).  This year, I had the “Exhibitor” status. My Name [...]

]]> By: Mike http://mikeboylan.com/2008/11/tretc-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Mike Mon, 10 Nov 2008 00:37:40 +0000 http://mikeboylan.com/?p=174#comment-49 My role is relatively small, besides providing feedback on the design, and creating some content to be uploaded, such as my Keynote tutorials. I would hate to call it a storefront, because I think that would give a negative impression when in the context of a school district. I like to think of it more as a distribution medium for student-created content, which is similar to Mr. Gusky's view of iTunes U being used a student showcase. Thanks for your kind words - I hope to be there next year. If so, I'd definitely like to meet you in person! My role is relatively small, besides providing feedback on the design, and creating some content to be uploaded, such as my Keynote tutorials. I would hate to call it a storefront, because I think that would give a negative impression when in the context of a school district. I like to think of it more as a distribution medium for student-created content, which is similar to Mr. Gusky’s view of iTunes U being used a student showcase. Thanks for your kind words – I hope to be there next year. If so, I’d definitely like to meet you in person!

]]> By: Rich Platts http://mikeboylan.com/2008/11/tretc-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Rich Platts Sun, 09 Nov 2008 02:11:11 +0000 http://mikeboylan.com/?p=174#comment-48 Hey Mike, I for one was glad to see students involved in the conference. Some of the adult staff may have found it odd, but that just goes to show how we need to accept the new roles that are forming in our schools. I was interested in iTunes U, though I knew relatively little about it to begin with. What is your role in the iTunes U projec at FC? How does a 'storefront' in iTunes differentiate FC from other districts? It seems like it depends on the content and its potential use. Then again, you folks up north (well, north of USC) are producing more 'rich content' that we are. Or, maybe it is that we aren't sharing it very well internally. Anyway, nice to read your reflections on TRETC, hope to see you there next year. Hey Mike,
I for one was glad to see students involved in the conference. Some of the adult staff may have found it odd, but that just goes to show how we need to accept the new roles that are forming in our schools.

I was interested in iTunes U, though I knew relatively little about it to begin with. What is your role in the iTunes U projec at FC? How does a ‘storefront’ in iTunes differentiate FC from other districts? It seems like it depends on the content and its potential use. Then again, you folks up north (well, north of USC) are producing more ‘rich content’ that we are. Or, maybe it is that we aren’t sharing it very well internally.

Anyway, nice to read your reflections on TRETC, hope to see you there next year.

]]> By: TRETC 2008 » iPhone Tricks http://mikeboylan.com/2008/11/tretc-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-46 TRETC 2008 » iPhone Tricks Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:52:06 +0000 http://mikeboylan.com/?p=174#comment-46 [...] MikeBoylan.com created an interesting post today on TRETC 2008Here’s a short outline In fact, once we arrived in Cranberry, we ended up using my iPhone 3G’s… [...] [...] MikeBoylan.com created an interesting post today on TRETC 2008Here’s a short outline In fact, once we arrived in Cranberry, we ended up using my iPhone 3G’s… [...]

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