Chat with Sandy and Karen Karen Jackson - Sandy Bansal

Join us for a chat with our friend Nici Foote! 

 https://twitter.com/feetetweet,   

 https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolafoote/   

   *I’m “creating” a business where providing a space for people to be safe, to grow and to thrive is at the centre of my why. It’s work in progress and I’m starting up.  

We will be chatting about lots of things, but here are a few topics that might interest our listeners.     How COVID and divorce forced me to get uncomfortable. 

     Dealing with a new job change and starting my own business. 

     Lessons I’ve learnt about myself when flying the business plane solo.  

     Advice for women who want to move out of their current role into something new.

     Check out Creativity in Learning here:  https://beacons.ai/sayhello   

Thank you for the Subscription and the Thumbs Up!  

We appreciate you!

Sandy and Karen


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Welcome back Anissa! 

We are so happy to chat today about Language revitalisation using technology and/or Digital Storytelling - maintaining cultural stories and songlines  using various forms of tech. This episode will blow your minds. Anissa always brings joy and we love to share her stories. 

You can check out her social media posts here: 

@Nyssa76Jones, @IndigeniseEDU, @GEG_Canberra

Here are some links and resources that we discuss:

Indigital - Aboriginal owned technology business using AR/VR to keep language and culture alive

See Questacon video.

Digital Storytelling - Gen S Stories -  My Story My Voice and Presenting Elders. Specifically watch “Learning and Sharing My Culture” by Ronnie Jordan

Weaving and Doll Making - Ronnie Jordan

Brungle Aboriginal Mission - article (20 July 2017).

Photos - awaiting permission from Elders to share (cultural protocols)

Brungle Primary School website

Aboriginal Tent Embassy video and Facebook website

Thank you so much for joining us. 

Respectfully,

Karen and Sandy


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Hello listeners!

Today we will chat with John Woodward, of Texas, about teaching using digital learning. As we finish up this year, what are some lessons we learned and what helped our educators teach and our students have a successful year?  

Here are John's social media posts and a link to his podcast:

Twitter: @johnewoodward

Instagram: @johnwoodwarddlc

Anchor Podcast page: https://anchor.fm/tisddl/ 

Temple ISD Twitter account: @DigitalTISD

As always, we will discuss anything and everything ed tech on both sides of the pond!  Thank you for joining us and sharing the podcast with your friends.  

Best,  

Sandy and Karen


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Welcome listeners!

Today we present an encouraging conversation with Dr. John Spencer, creator and author. He speaks about the importance of allowing students to explore their ideas, and learn how to learn. John has authored two books with A.J. Juliani:


Launch: Using Design Thinking to Boost Creativity and Bring Out the Maker in Every Student
Empower, What Happens when Students Own their Learning

You can find more information about problem based learning (PBL) on his website: https://spencerauthor.com/ 

Finally, you can see his social media posts on Twitter, etc. @spencerideas 

As always, we appreciate a share and a subscribe. 

Regards,

Sandy and Karen


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Welcome Joe Sanfelippo!

This chat was a lot of fun because of the realistic, helpful attitude and humor that Joe brings to the party. Thank you for sharing about your book, Lead from Where you are. 

The book is divided into three parts examining the Why, the What, and the How of leadership. Plus, there are action questions at the end of each chapter to help us reflect and put our leadership skills into practice. I loved this book - he even talked about his little nephew Patrick. Most. adorable.

It is important to recognize, acknowledge, and extend the good things that happen in your school environment. 

Some quotes from the text we discuss: 

"Pick a starting and ending point." (to your day) Do not wear yourself out.

"Start and end your day with joy." This helps the family you go home to; as well as it allows you to end your day on a positive note.

There is much more to learn, but Sandy and I hope you enjoy the discussion so far. 

Best Regards,

Sandy and Karen


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Edpuzzle Notes for podcast

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fwpe8fAmBPvrPRG0u5I3NeYgaIc3AHe46G-M5Ov2R3g/edit

How to sign up.

School account which is integrated with Canvas

Search for content

Discover,- Search bar -

YouTube tab

You can also filter videos by your subject area

My School tab, which allows teachers to collaborate

Community - which includes other teachers in your subject area

Most exciting is that you can upload your own videos!

Demonstration: I invited Sandy to my class.

Share her screen. I assign the 1 minute box shadow video.

Show screen shot

She answers the questions while showing screen so people see what happens on the student side.

Live mode! (show in teacher account)

What do we like about it? Accountability, real-time updates, and I can use my own videos.

Pricing: https://edpuzzle.com/pricing


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