Celebrate Oklahoma Voices!

A learning community empowering digital witnesses of Oklahoma oral history

About

Welcome to our online learning community for Celebrate Oklahoma Voices presented by Story Chasers, Inc. (a nonprofit) and many other partner organizations. COV is a statewide digital storytelling project empowering learners to become digital witnesses, archiving local oral history and sharing that history safely on the global stage of the Internet. More information is available on our main project website celebrateoklahoma.us.

 

Members

  • Teresa Owens
  • Cheryl Lively
  • Robin Leach
  • Pamela
  • Renee Hall
  • Kate McKinney
  • Joanie Gaskins
  • Bob-RJ Burkhart
  • Stephanie Crossno
  • Gary Vincent
  • Wesley Fryer
  • Lyndsay Emerson
  • Jessica-Kadee-Erica
  • Donna McMullen
  • Brandi Keith
  • Jerri Dawn
  • Dawn
  • Joshua Williams
  • Skylar Bumgarner
  • Sherman Gene Smith
  • Charlotte Mapp
  • Shonda Thomas
  • Quyen Arana
  • Sherry Lynn Smith
  • Jeff Carlisle
  • Christie
  • Doug

Black History Month

COV has featured some member created videos that could be used to support instruction around Black History. Check out the featured videos here.

We encourage all members to continue to add videos created by themselves and their students to continue to enhance our video library.

What resources are you using? Add to our discussion.

King
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1957, Watercolor and pencil on board by Boris Chaliapin

In the story of the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, the figure who came to personify the substantial gains made toward eliminating racial discrimination was Atlanta preacher Martin Luther King Jr. A key strategist in such events as the Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott and the nonviolent protests in Birmingham and Washington, D.C., he is remembered for his impassioned eloquence: "I have a dream that one day . . . this great nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.'"

For his efforts in leading the yearlong transit boycott in Montgomery, Time magazine selected King for its cover of February 18, 1957. King would make the cover twice more, as Man of the Year for 1963, and in 1965.

npgportraits.si.edu/eMuseumNPG/code/emuseum.asp?rawsearch...

Resources

Please utilize and share these resources!
  1. The COV workshop agenda and participant handout (PDF) - Online Timer
  2. Resources for finding: Images - Music and Audio Sources - Copyright and Fair Use Help
  3. These and other resources are listed on our project wiki (a Google site) on: wiki.celebrateoklahoma.us

Latest Activity

Anita Friend and Bianca Ferguson are now friends
22 hours ago
This group is for COV facilitators, as well as past COV participants who would like to become facilitators.
on Thursday
Kate McKinney and Stephanie Crossno joined Celebrate Oklahoma Voices!
on Thursday
Wesley Fryer added a discussion
I received the following via email today from Terri Silver, Director of Board Development for the Oklahoma State School Boards Association: My work for CASTLE this week with K-12 principals in Minnesota has energized me to share more technology lead…
on Wednesday
Lyndsay Emerson updated their profile
on Wednesday
Lyndsay Emerson updated their profile photo
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Lyndsay Emerson Sitting in Computer Science being bored!
on Wednesday
Donna McMullen Preparing to share what I've learned about digital storytelling with an adult evening class through my church. I am excited!
February 2
February 1
Dawn added a discussion
I'm curious, what multimedia resources is our community using to support the instruction of black history? 
February 1
Bob-RJ Burkhart added 2 videos
February 1
A video by Renee Hall was featured
02:45
My trip to Washington, D.C. to witness the inauguration of the nation's first African American president.
February 1
A video by Kelly Curtright was featured
05:04
A look at the early days of the historic Oklahoma City lunch counter sit-ins at the Katz Drug Store, Veazy Drug Store, and the John A. Brown Department Store.
February 1
A video by BR Stover was featured
03:10
Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher was a civil rights leader in Oklahoma.
February 1
A video by Bill Sutton was featured
11:04
This is an example of a student project (the new category of technology then) for History Day that my daughter did a couple of years ago (8th grader) Ms. Luper was so gracious in letting Brittani interview her. She actually suggested that she do it…
February 1
A video by Amena B. was featured
02:40
Oklahoma Artist shares her beginings and her strong belief in art for all people.
February 1

Forum

Wesley Fryer

Present at OSSBA in August 2010

I received the following via email today from Terri Silver, Director of Board Development for the Oklahoma State School Boards Association: My work for CASTLE this week with K-12 principals in Minnes…

Tagged: presentations, present, conference, ossba

Started by Wesley Fryer in Announcements Feb 3.

Dawn

Multimedia or Web Resources for Black History

I'm curious, what multimedia resources is our community using to support the instruction of black history? 

Tagged: resources, multimedia, History, Black

Started by Dawn in Resources Feb 1.

Christie

National Boards 2 Replies

Hi everyone! I am working on my National Board Certification this year. I would like to use COV as one of my accomplishments, but I need evidence of student impact. I have some evidence from my own…

Started by Christie in Content Ideas. Last reply by Christie Jan 25.

Lance Ford

OKC3 4 Replies

The Oklahoma Kids Create, Communicate Collaborate competition is sponsored by OTA, ODLA, Instructional Technology Department of the SDE, OneNet and TANDBERG. The competition’s purpose is to allow stu…

Started by Lance Ford in Announcements. Last reply by Wesley Fryer Dec. 27, 2009.

Janet bullard

which scanner 1 Reply

Anyone have a scanner that they would recommend? Will the scanner/fax/copier do a good job? Thanks, Janet

Started by Janet bullard in Announcements. Last reply by Wesley Fryer Sep. 4, 2009.

 
 

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