“What’s New? What’s Coming”
SCASA Summer Leadership Institute, June 17-22, 2007
Myrtle Beach, SC

This post stems from a presentation I will be giving at the South Carolina Association of School Administrators Annual Summer Leadership Conference on Monday, June 18, 2007. My presentation titled “What’s New? What’s Happening? is designed to showcase blogs and podcasts that will introduce administrators to 21st Century Learning using the vehicle of Web 2.0 tools. The content included below will feature weblinks (blogs & podcasts; aggregators) that are showcased during the presentation. These were listed on the handout from the session.

Here are a few examples that may just jumpstart your journey into the 21st Century. There are many people online who will support you! Just start reading a blog a day, you will be hooked. You will find the best staff development and encouragement online! (Parts of this post and handout have been borrowed from guest blogger Cheryl Oakes on the Moving at the Speed of Creativity blog.)

EdTechTalk.com - a great place to listen to (and chat along with) some good conversations about 21st Century Literacy. http://edtechtalk.com/

K12Online Conference – Absolutely free learning; listen or read at your leisure! http://k12onlineconference.org/

Melinda Miller- The Principal Blog - an elementary principal who just started blogging and podcasting
http://weprincipal.blogspot.com/

Tim Lauer- Lewis Elementary - an elementary principal who blogs about his school
http://lewiselementary.org/

Tim Tyson- Mabry Middle School principal (from Marietta, GA who transformed the entire website into a Web 2.0 landmark filled with blogs, videos, and podcasts.
http://mabryonline.org/blogs/tyson/

Wesley Fryer- an educator, author, digital storyteller and change agent. He addresses a range of topics related to education, technology integration, distance learning, and twenty-first century literacy.
Moving at the Speed of Creativity (Blog & Podcast)
http://www.speedofcreativity.org/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/speedofcreativity/podcasts

David Warlick- a podcaster/blogger who asks you to think outside the box ideas about classrooms, teaching, and learning in the 21st century.
2 Cents Worth (Blog) http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/
Connect Learning (Podcast) http://davidwarlick.com/connectlearning/

Favorite RSS Feed Reader/Aggregator & Podcatcher:
Bloglines www.bloglines.com/
ITunes www.apple.com/itunes/

Be on vacation, be cool and learn new tools.

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6 Responses to “SCASA Summer Leadership Online Handout”

  1.   Cheryl Oakes Says:

    Well, Cathy, you certainly took off and did add some great links. Thanks for adding to, that is how we all work together.
    Good Luck with your presentation! I will be thinking of you and looking for more comments to your blog!
    It is about the conversations!
    Over and Out,Cheryl

  2.   SCASL Membership represented at SLI « SCASL Blogs! Says:

    [...] have my presentation handout information posted on one of my blogs, TechnoTuesday, and I am uploading the PDF copy of the handout I will give out at the conference, and anyone [...]

  3.   Melinda Miller Says:

    Wow! Thanks for mentioning me but I look forward to ‘blogging’ with you. Keep in touch! What was the reaction from Admin in general in you area about Technology?

  4.   TechnoTuesday Blog » Virtual BLC — I’m already on Information Overload! Says:

    [...] will they try using them for student learning. I agree with this statement whole-heartedly. My SCASA Summer Leadership Institute presentation this past June centered on getting buy-in from k12 administrators by showing them the tools they [...]

  5.   » Last summer vacation Cathy Nelson’s Professional Thoughts Says:

    [...] been to the beach for family vacations and for conferences too (like SC’s EdTech and SCASA’s SLI). I can’t tell you how many times we were out this weekend and said “When we get back [...]

  6.   » School Administrators Who Blog Cathy Nelson’s Professional Thoughts Says:

    [...] administrators who blog. Since I just did some of this back in June 2007, I will point her to that link, but also add some more that have been added to my own bloglines account since that [...]

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