Maintaining The Path (1)
Some musings about keeping students connected to content.
MAME Podcasts (3)


  A collection of podcasts featuring David Warlick.

 David Warlick, a 30 year educator, has been a classroom teacher, district administrator, and staff consultant with the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction.  David maintains his blog site at http://davidwarlick.com/2cents. 		 SchoolCenter Picture
Social Networking (1)
SchoolCenter Picture  Social Networking is gravely misunderstood. Ever since the MySpace scares too hold of our pysche, banning access to the site and cracking down on kids using social networks has sparked a heated debate between parents and kids and even State Legislatures are getting invovled. In this article, we look at two very different devices under the Social Networking umbrella: MySpace and Facebook.  SchoolCenter Picture 
Interviews (2)
This collection of broadcasts contains a range of interviews with technology directors, teachers and consultants who have different views on how technology can impact student learning and achievement.
Segment 1: Christian Palasty on The Impact of Online Learning in Schools
Segment 2: Aaron Schippert - What Is Online Learning?
November Learning Community Podcasts (15)

 SchoolCenter Picture With permission from the Alan November Learning Communities, REMC is pleased to offer up a number of high quality podcasts. These presentation are only available in RADIO REMC. 

Alan November is recognized internationally as a leader in education technology. He began his career as an oceanography teacher and dorm counselor at an island reform school for boys in Boston Harbor. He has been a director of an alternative high school, computer coordinator, technology consultant, and university lecturer. As practitioner, designer, and author, Alan has guided schools, government organizations and industry leaders as they plan to improve quality with technology.
Connecting and Collaborating Conference Interview and Notes (5)
The Connecting and Collaborating Conference was held on May 5 at the Ottawa ISD in Holland, Michigan. The purpose of this conference was to bring together educators and technology experts to model and demonstrate to power of colaborative technologies, such as wikis, podcasts, blogs, and skype conferencing. A number of speakers presented and the keynote was delivered by Steve Dembo of Discovery Education. The following presentations and interviews were captured by Mike Arnold of REMC 3&9 using a simple microphone and free Audacity software.
Segment 1: Bloglines for Beginners
Segment 2: Discovery Educator Network
Segment 3: Elementary Grade Podcasting
Segment 4: Podcasting In Education
Segment 5: Wikis with Judy Hauser
Storing Files Online - Videos, Photos and More (3)
In this collection of podcasts, Professional Development Specialist, Mike Arnold, will be discussing the use of digital photography, online storage sites, and how to incorporate digital images into your lessons and activities.
Segment 1: Online Image Storage
Segment 2: Snapfish
Segment 3: xDrive
Saginet and Distance Learning: Connection Kids with Content (4)
A discussion with Saginet Director, Aaron Schippert, on his work with Saginet in the Saginaw School Districts and his vision for the future of this educational medium.
Segment 1: How do teacher who are new to distance learning get involved?
Segment 2: Using Saginet for Professional Growth and Development
Segment 3: What is 'Online Learning'?
Segment 4: What's popular with Saginet?
Effective Use of the Internet (4)
This professional development broadcast focuses on using the web in your computer lab or in your classroom. Get tips, links to great sites as well as suggestion on effective integration of the web into lessons.
Segment 1: Taking Your Bookmarks With You
Segment 2: Bookmarking with Delicious
Segment 3: Bookmarking with Furl
Segment 4: bookmarking with IKeepBookmarks
Professional Development for the Busy Educator (9)
This series of podcasts are short, quick and informational items that you can listen to while you are grading papers, preparing for the next class, or you have a few minutes of down time. Get hints on using websites, data projectors, grants, and much more! There's always something new!
Segment 1: Bookmarking with Furl
Segment 2: Bookmarking with Delicious
Segment 3: Bookmarking with IKeepBookmarks
Segment 4: Taking Your Bookmarks with You
Segment 5: Attributes of Project Based Learning
Segment 6: Defining Project Based Learning
Segment 7: Making The Most of PD (Part 1)
Segment 8: Making The Most of PD (Part 2)
Segment 9: Yes&No
Using Video in Your Classroom (6)

This series of podcasts focuses on the terminology, use and practice, as well as the costs and benefits to using video production as a tool in your classroom . Send comments to Mike Arnold (arnoldm@sisd.cc).
Segment 1: Interviewing Techniques
Segment 2: The Story of Movies
Segment 3: Process
Segment 4: Basic Lighting tips
Segment 5: What to look for in a video camcorder
Segment 6: Getting Started: What to know before jumping in 		  SchoolCenter Picture