We finished our Bluebonnet Conference the week before Thanksgiving and I was amazed at the quality of the student presentations. Here is a quick recap of the 20 presentations. These are great examples of “curriculum videoconferencing“.
Mr. Bone’s Class-Roxie and the Hooligans
Kim Pearce masquerades as different teachers during this project. She is the reading teacher [...]

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I was visiting with a colleague who is in charge of a project where they have 21 slots for presentations and have had over 40 classes submit proposals.
How would you handle this?

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Yes, this post is a YEAR late! See where it says, “today’s presentations”…that is really November 2006! I had trouble with the pictures last year and never quite figured it out.Anyway, I am working on Bluebonnet 2007 posts and it is interesting to see where we were this time last year. More to come [...]

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We have kicked off Bluebonnet Conference 2007 with a twist. Last year, I spent two hours teaching the Baylor University students how to use the Moodle site and telling them about videoconferencing. I was really good at the “telling” part….I even showed pictures so they would really understand videoconferencing
Telling is NOT teaching. 
This year [...]

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