Kimberly, I deleted my earlier post because I did not use the prompts from the class.
Here they are:
• I especially liked the video that followed the middle school teacher. This was really informative and he had a lot of energy. His interest in the project was evident. It seems that he is VERY invested in this project.
• I am not sure about the keynote speaker. Who was the keynote speaker and how did they relate to the information presented?
• This part of the video was very successful the interview was the most successful part of the video. This was clear and really showed the topic. The beginning of the web-share at the end was interesting. I would have liked to have seen more there.
• You might be interested in these resources: http://www.khanacademy.org/ http://www.carrotsticks.com/
A friend who teaches ABE math shared these with me.
• While watching your video, I wondered about how the program was started? Do you receive any grant funding?
• I have seen others be succeed with video creation when -- not sure on this question!
I really appreciate the information you shared here. I can see that the program is working because the teachers are so invested. Your videos of the students and iPads also showed engagement.
Thanks Erica for the feedback. I agree with you, I should have made clear the keynote speaker, I just showed Mrs. Sedlack as she is the high school teacher. I assumed everyone would know it was Chris.. but you know what happens when people assume.
•I especially liked the teacher he seems to be very interested in his topic.
•This part of the video was very successful was the teacher talking about the program. I also liked how you showed the students engaged in the program.
•While watching your video, I wondered about if the students were enjoying the class and wanted to go beyond their study.
Kimberly,
ReplyDeleteI deleted my earlier post because I did not use the prompts from the class.
Here they are:
• I especially liked the video that followed the middle school teacher. This was really informative and he had a lot of energy. His interest in the project was evident. It seems that he is VERY invested in this project.
• I am not sure about the keynote speaker. Who was the keynote speaker and how did they relate to the information presented?
• This part of the video was very successful the interview was the most successful part of the video. This was clear and really showed the topic. The beginning of the web-share at the end was interesting. I would have liked to have seen more there.
• You might be interested in these resources:
http://www.khanacademy.org/
http://www.carrotsticks.com/
A friend who teaches ABE math shared these with me.
• While watching your video, I wondered about how the program was started? Do you receive any grant funding?
• I have seen others be succeed with video creation when -- not sure on this question!
I really appreciate the information you shared here. I can see that the program is working because the teachers are so invested. Your videos of the students and iPads also showed engagement.
Thanks,
Erica
Thanks Erica for the feedback. I agree with you, I should have made clear the keynote speaker, I just showed Mrs. Sedlack as she is the high school teacher. I assumed everyone would know it was Chris.. but you know what happens when people assume.
ReplyDeleteAlso in refernece to your question about a grant, this is one of our schools which is not Title One. They purchased with Race to the Top funds.
ReplyDelete•I especially liked the teacher he seems to be very interested in his topic.
ReplyDelete•This part of the video was very successful was the teacher talking about the program. I also liked how you showed the students engaged in the program.
•While watching your video, I wondered about if the students were enjoying the class and wanted to go beyond their study.
Kim you did a wonderful job on your video.