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Program Podcasting


New! Podcasting Suite Available

Room 215 at the convention center will be set up as a resource for people who wish to create podcasts. There will be two stations for conducting and recording interviews and tables with electricity and Internet connections for editing and uploading.

Sessions to be Podcast

The following sessions or events will be available as Podcasts. Apple is hosting the official podcast channel for NECC 2008, which includes the sessions listed below.

Click on the SESSION NAME for more details about session content.

Click on VIEW PODCAST to see the video.

  Keynotes

Mali Bickley and Jim Carleton Tuesday Keynote
Idit Harel Caperton Wednesday Keynote

  Spotlights

Jim Brazell The Future Is Here: Emerging Technologies, Jobs, Curricula, and Students
David Thornburg Open Minds, Open Education, and a view of Open Culture
Kathleen Yancey Happy Circumstance or By Design? An Analysis of the Convergence of ISTE's NETS and NCTE's 21st Century Literacies

  Lectures

Arnie Abrams Digital Storytelling for All Ages
Yvonne Marie Andres Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Will Fundamentally Change Learning
Jonathan Bergmann Never Lecture in Class Again with Video Podcasting
Gayle Berthiaume Literacy in a Digital Classroom
Carol Broos It's Music: Compose, Post, Share, and Comment
Terence Cavanaugh GIS, Google Maps, and More for Literacy Projects
Christopher Corallo Developing 21st-Century Skills in School and District Leaders
Jennifer Fritschi Thinkfinity.org: Free Standards-Based Resources for 21st-Century Learners
Joanne Gilbreath Middle School Science: Keeping Students Engaged
Marilyn Heath What's the Buzz about Technology in Afterschool?
Carl Heine Web Site Investigator: An Introduction to Information Forensics
David Jakes One Hour PowerPoint: A Strategy for Improving Presentations
Tony Jongejan Copyright & Technology: Helping Students and Teachers Understand the Issues
Frank Kelly New High Schools: Strategies that Work for Teaching and Learning Using Technology
Chris Lehmann School 2.0: Combining Progressive Pedagogy and 21st-Century Tools
Carol Anne McGuire Rock Our World: Global Collaboration Buzzword or Educational Reality?
Michelle Moore Everyone Needs a Little T.L.C. (Technology & Literacy Classroom)
Craig Nansen Podcasts in the Classroom: A Great Resource for Teachers


Video/Audio Recording Code Of Conduct (Revised)

For NECC 2008, ISTE's permission is not required for non-commercial video and audio recording of sessions and workshops.

However, for NECC 2008, written permission from the session or workshop presenter is required prior to capturing a video or audio recording. Any permitted recording should respect the presenter's rights and not be disruptive.

Under no circumstances may any length or quality of video/audio capture be used for marketing, advertising, or commercial purposes without express written permission from both the session presenter(s) and ISTE.


 







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Hot Topics

Podcasting, Wikis, Blogs, and other Web 2.0 tools

Leadership

Digital Images and Video

Digital Storytelling

Global Collaborations

21st-Century School Design

Differentiated Instruction

1-to-1 Computing

Digital Content

Funding

Open Source

Online Professional Development

Virtual Schools

Technology Literacy and Assessment

Instructional and Administrative Productivity Tools / Resources

Serious Games and Simulations

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Featured Presenters

Larry Anderson
Jim Brazell
Lynell Burmark
Jennifer Corriero
Ed Coughlin
Hall Davidson
Chris Dede
Bernie Dodge
Leslie Fisher
Michael Furdyk
Judi Harris
Ian Jukes
Annette Lamb
Cheryl Lemke
Gail Lovely
Ted McCain
Christopher Moersch
Alan November
Mitchel Resnick
Will Richardson
Kathy Schrock
Eliot Soloway
David Thornburg
David Warlick
Tammy Worcester
    National Educational Computing Conference • June 29–July 2, 2008 • Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center • San Antonio, TX

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