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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:
This information does not appear to be available yet on the OSSBA website. I've shared this as a read-only Google Doc, which you can (if desired) download locally to edit and submit via snail mail.
The deadline for proposal submissions is Monday, March 15, 2010. Note the following sentence at the end of the proposal form:
My work for CASTLE this week with K-12 principals in Minnesota has energized me to share more technology leadership workshops, presentations, and resources for our administrators in Oklahoma. I can think of multiple session possibilities for OSSBA, addressing things like our Storychasers Mobile Learning Collaborative, the Celebrate Oklahoma Voices digital storytelling project, the Unmasking the Digital Truth project to address misconceptions about content filtering in our schools, Social Media Guidelines for Educators, as well as other topics. (How about "Digital Magic Tricks for School Administrators?!")
If you're a member of our "Celebrate Oklahoma Voices" learning community, please consider sharing the digital stories you've created and your students have created with others at OSSBA. This is a great chance to open the eyes of school board members around our state to the constructive potentials of social media technologies.
Iowa K-12 students from Van Meter did a great job getting the attention of their legislators last week, and helping open their eyes to our need for legislative support of 1:1, project-based learning. We need to do the same thing in Oklahoma.
Cross-posted to the Storychasers blog.
With the beginning of the New Year, the annual OSSBA/CCOSA Conference and Exposition will soon be here! This year’s conference will be August 27-29th at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City. Enclosed, please find the application for presentation for breakout sessions. Sessions can be 1 or 2 hours in length. New this year- we are also taking applications for pre-conference (3 hour) sessions on Friday morning. However, these sessions will be very limited in number.
We encourage anyone who has something valuable to share or showcase with school districts, board members or administrators to apply. A conference committee will review all applications and we will let you know if the application is accepted by May 1st.
We look forward to hearing your presentation proposal.
Thank you for your time.
Terri Silver
Director of Board Development
OSSBA
terris [at] ossba [dot] org
This information does not appear to be available yet on the OSSBA website. I've shared this as a read-only Google Doc, which you can (if desired) download locally to edit and submit via snail mail.
The deadline for proposal submissions is Monday, March 15, 2010. Note the following sentence at the end of the proposal form:
Each room will be set theater style with a head table and four chairs, screen, and podium microphone. OSSBA/CCOSA does NOT provide live Internet access in session rooms.
My work for CASTLE this week with K-12 principals in Minnesota has energized me to share more technology leadership workshops, presentations, and resources for our administrators in Oklahoma. I can think of multiple session possibilities for OSSBA, addressing things like our Storychasers Mobile Learning Collaborative, the Celebrate Oklahoma Voices digital storytelling project, the Unmasking the Digital Truth project to address misconceptions about content filtering in our schools, Social Media Guidelines for Educators, as well as other topics. (How about "Digital Magic Tricks for School Administrators?!")
If you're a member of our "Celebrate Oklahoma Voices" learning community, please consider sharing the digital stories you've created and your students have created with others at OSSBA. This is a great chance to open the eyes of school board members around our state to the constructive potentials of social media technologies.
Iowa K-12 students from Van Meter did a great job getting the attention of their legislators last week, and helping open their eyes to our need for legislative support of 1:1, project-based learning. We need to do the same thing in Oklahoma.
Cross-posted to the Storychasers blog.
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Permalink Reply by Bob-RJ Burkhart on -
Mahalo Wes - I wasn't surprised to learn that this Prairie Passage (I-35 Flyway) collaborative is anchored at Iowa State University (Story County) ...
>> Through our Postsecondary Partnership Program (P3), we work with other university educational leadership programs to enhance their technology-related preparation practices.
CASTLE also is dedicated to the sharing of resources and offers electronic dissemination of curricular components, program development suggestions, and other school technology leadership information to support school practitioners. This includes dissemination to higher education programs and institutions.
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Permalink Reply by Whitney Allen on -
I think I'm going to give it a whirl.
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Bob-RJ’s answer :: Are thoughts truly thiings? Do thoughts have power?
Helping transform thoughts into memes influences "near peers"
who may choose to invest "social capital" in expanding that meme's global reach ...
Links:
* http://www.smartmeme.org/article.php?id=284
* http://minnesotafuturists.pbworks.com/
* http://podstocksw.ning.com/video
Bob-RJ suggests these experts on this topic:
* Tim Adams
* Tor Dahl
* Clark Quinn
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