My goal: Create a three minute video that tells its own story, using other videos. My hope is that this will invite further exploration, conversation and learning.
Here is what I came up with:
For ease of use here are the links. I hope that some rich conversations will emerge from watching them.
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd1 – Alan November: Myths and Opportunities: Technology in the Classroom
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd2 – Diana Laufenberg: How to learn? From mistakes
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd3 – Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd4 – Chris Lehmann: School 2.0 – Creating the Schools We Need
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd5 – Chris Kennedy: Students Live! Real-world Learning at the 2010 Olympic/Paralympic Games
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd6 – Tom Grant – (Disclosure: This actually goes to a video created by me for the K12Online Conference, Tom Grant is my Superintendent and this is his interview excerpt from the video): Transforming Education
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd7 – Stephen Heppell: Learning Conversations
http://2di.me/Trans4mEd8 – Mitchel Resnick: 2011 Prize Winner
I am inspired by your idea! This is a great conversation starter for leadership teams or adult classes. I think it would also be fun to have students create their own “who am I” mix. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like it… thanks!
That sounds interesting! Would their “who am I” mix be made up of videos of others or ones they create themselves? I think students could get pretty creative using music videos to create a mash-up poem/song about themselves.