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Andrew Boatman's Discussions
PodCasting
Started Nov 7, 2008
Music
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Wesley Fryer Nov 7, 2008.
Resources
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Wesley Fryer Nov 6, 2008.
Andrew Boatman's Page
Profile Information
- Hometown: (where you grew up)
- Edmond
- Current home: (where you live now)
- Oklahoma City
- About Me:
- Educator, Glassblower
- School / Organization I'm Affiliated with:
- Sequoyah Middle School
- Website: (professional educator site)
- http://aboatman.blogspot.com
- Website: (school / organization website)
- http://www.edmondschools.net/sequoyah
- Select all that apply:
- I teach middle school, I'm a lifetime learner
- Main interests in the Celebrate Oklahoma Voices Project:
- History, Adding to the Project, Transfer of knowledge to the students
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I watched your video about your family and the Woodward tornado. It was great.
I am doing a Photo Story afterschool workshop for interested elementary teachers Dec. 3rd (already did one for 67th and 7th grade teachers in Oct.) where I hope to get more people started in "small steps" just creating mini-documentaries with background music that can be created within Photo Story. Then offering a follow-up training in spring for those who might wish to add their own narrations to PhotoStory. If you would be interested in helping with the spring training, let me know. I have to check with Diane Fenly about the equipment teachers might need to have in our EPSAC computer lab to record narratives, since I don't have a budget to buy teachers headphones and mics. Any suggestions you have would be welcome.
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