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Monday
Nov092009

School Technology Leadership and the P-20 Continuum - Paducah

I was invited to speak at the SACS/AdvancedED Western Kentucky Conference this past Friday and I want to post the video and sources to that presentation. The presentation was an extension on the presentation I gave at the school law conference, with a vastly different theme at the end. In this version I present the beginnings of the new P-20 Initiative we are undertaking here at UK to help make technology leadership a priority in Kentucky's schools. As before, I borrowed Lawrence Lessig's presentation style, lots of Michael Wesch's data, and Scott McLeod's ideas, amongst others, ... and combined them into this presentation.

The video of my presentation:

 

Videos embedded in my presentation:

Learning to Change, Changing to Learn

K-20 Center

Sources:

Most of my sources are embedded on this page.

But, for this version I also relied heavily on:

Read/Write Government - Lessig

Michael Wesch and the Future of Education

And, Scott McLeod's Oklahoma Presentation (to K20 there - it all comes full circle).

Reader Comments (1)

Justin, good presentation. The info was really good for our school leaders to hear. But, I always feel like they want to change, but don't know how. Here's hoping P20 will give them a system to help them engage this changing media landscape and lead (or allow others to lead) our students to greater levels of research, creativity, and collaboration using technology.

November 9, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJarrod Martin

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