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Did you see that! Give some time to yourself and take the opportunity to see some tremendous videos. [|TED] TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. In 1984, the conference started by bringing together people from those three worlds. Since then, its scope has become ever broader. The annual conference now brings together the world's most fascinating thinkers and doers, who are challenged to give the talk of their lives (in 18 minutes). This site makes the best talks and performances from TED available to the public, for free. Almost 200 talks from the archive are now available, with more added each week. These videos are released under a Creative Commons license, so they can be freely shared and reposted. Do NOT miss the “jawdroppers.” [|http://www.ted.com] [|Edutopia]  The George Lucas Educational Foundation was founded in 1991 as a nonprofit operating foundation to celebrate and encourage innovation in schools. Since that time, they have been documenting, disseminating, and advocating for exemplary programs in K-12 public schools to help these practices spread nationwide. Their articles and video segments allow people to actually "see" best practices in action. The Video Library contains more than 150 short documentary segments. You can sort the videos by educational topics such as assessment, emotional intelligence, project-based learning, and technology integration, or enter a keyword. [|http://www.edutopia.org/video] [|YouTube] YouTube is a video-sharing service that allows users to post personally developed videos of nearly any variety online, from animations to personal recordings. YouTube is one of an emerging class of social applications that allows users to share and form communities around their content. It draws users into engaging content as commentators and creators, activities that heighten students' visual literacy.
 * GREAT ON-LINE VIDEOS NOT TO MISS **

[|http://www.youtube.com] [|NECC 2007 Webcasts] NECC Live! is an Internet TV show broadcasting from the 2007 NECC Conference in Atlanta. ISTE member and Educational Technology evangelist, [|Chris Walsh], hosts engaging discussions with leading experts on the ways that innovative uses of technology are positively impacting education across the world. [|http://www.kzowebcasting.com/necc/]

[|Frontline] Since 1983, FRONTLINE has served as American public television's flagship public affairs series. Hailed upon its debut on PBS as "the last best hope for broadcast documentaries," FRONTLINE's stature over 25 seasons is reaffirmed each week through incisive documentaries covering the scope and complexity of the human experience. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/view/


 * //From Scott McLeod

Videos / Podcasts / Slides//**
 * [|The Fischbowl Presentations] [Karl Fisch]
 * [|Did You Know? 2.0] (new version with XPLANE)
 * [|Did You Know (modified version)] [Scott McLeod] or [|original version] [Karl Fisch]
 * [|What If] [Karl Fisch]
 * [|2020 Vision] [Karl Fisch]
 * [|Digital Kids @ Analog Schools] [Consuela Molina/Marco Torres]
 * [|Sliced bread and other marketing delights] (aka Being Remarkable) [Seth Godin]
 * [|Mr. Winkle Wakes (and Visits a School)] [Mathew Needleman]
 * Jeff Han
 * [|TED Talks]
 * [|Perceptive Pixel]
 * [|Sir Ken Robinson on creativity] [TED Talks]
 * [|Learning 2016] [Prof Stephen Heppell]
 * Michael Wesch
 * [|Web 2.0 ... the Machine is Us/ing Us]
 * [|Information Revolution]
 * [|A Vision of Students Today]
 * [|A Vision of K-12 Students Today] (B. Nesbitt - based on M. Wesch's video, but with a K-12 focus)
 * Nathan Lowell
 * [|A view of 21st century learners]
 * [|Welcome to your world]
 * [|Free range learning]
 * [|100% Proficiency on Old Skills] [Scott McLeod]
 * [|The Human Network] [Cisco]
 * [|Introducing the Book] [Øystein & Meg]
 * [|2007 Online Connectivism Conference Wrap-Up] [John Martin]
 * [|Blogging: In their own words] [Karl Fisch]
 * In Plain English [Common Craft]
 * [|RSS in Plain English]
 * [|Blogs in Plain English]
 * [|Wikis in Plain English]
 * [|Social Bookmarking in Plain English]
 * [|Social Networking in Plain English]
 * [|Google Docs in Plain English]
 * [|Online Photo Sharing in Plain English]
 * [|Wanna Work Together?] [Creative Commons]
 * [|Teacher Movie] [Marco Torres and friends]
 * [|Administrator Movie] [Wesley Fryer and friends]
 * [|Nessun Dorma] [Paul Potts]
 * Great for prompting discussion about hidden talent
 * [|Animal School] [Raising Small Souls]
 * Good for prompting discussion about differentiation of instruction and assessment
 * [|Reflections on a Flat World] [former Governor Angus King]
 * Barry Bachenheimer
 * [|42]
 * [|180]
 * [|1620]
 * [|Music and Life] [Alan Watts]
 * [|Telling the New Story] [Kathy Cassidy's grade one class]
 * [|Having Our Say] [Friday Institute for Educational Innovation]
 * Cyberbullying
 * [|Administrator's Guide to Cyberbullying] [Scott McLeod]
 * [|Let's Fight It Together] [Digizen]
 * [|Cyberbullying - Talent Show] [Ad Council]
 * [|Cyberbullying - Kitchen] [Ad Council]
 * [|The Essay]
 * [|Video in the Classroom.com] (filmmaking in the elementary classroom)
 * Elizabeth Hanson-Smith
 * [|TeacherTube] is a safe site where you can upload instructional video for students and/or fellow teachers.
 * [|Teachers' TV] is a video-based set of guides to using technology at various levels, even with young children. If you have a problem with the sound, run the video silently and then click >Play again to hear it.
 * [|On-line Practice Modules] - Step-by-step video lessons on how to use a variety of applications common in K-12 classrooms.
 * Trends in Digital Media - 2007 - resources for the paper to appear in [|TESL-EJ], March 2008.


 * [|We Think] [Charles Leadbeater]

From Wesley Fryer (Speed of Creativity):


 * Schools Need to Change:**
 * 1) [|It’s Time for a New Kind Of University] - Kaplan Univ advertisement
 * 2) [|Expect Differentiation] - Australian Leadership Video ([|Marco Torres])
 * 3) [|Learning to Change - Changing to Learn] (COSN)
 * 4) [|A Vision of Students Today] (Michael Wesch)
 * 5) [|Did You Know 2.0] (Karl Fisch)
 * 6) [|Pay Attention] (Darren Draper)
 * 7) [|Digital Students @ Analog Schools] (Students of Marco Torres)
 * 8) [|Teacher Movie] (Marco Torres)
 * 9) [|Do Schools Kill Creativity?] (Sir Ken Robinson)
 * 10) [|Urban Academy: Where Testing Is Anything But Standard] (EduTopia)
 * 11) [|Administrator Movie] (Wesley Fryer)
 * 12) [|Strive to Engage not Enthrall] (Wesley Fryer)
 * Web 2.0**
 * 1) [|The Web is Using/Us] (Michael Wesch)
 * 2) [|Information Re/Evolution] (Michael Wesch)
 * 3) [|Blogs in the Classroom] (Will Richardson, made by Intel for NECC 2004)
 * 4) [|Perspectives on Classroom Blogging] (Wesley Fryer)
 * 5) [|RSS in Plain English] (Common Craft)
 * 6) [|Wikis in Plain English] (Common Craft)
 * 7) [|Social Bookmarking in Plain English] (Common Craft)
 * 8) [|Google Documents in Plain English] (Common Craft) - [|On BlipTV] also
 * 9) [|District Policies Regarding Blogs and Wikis] (YouTube user gfrancomtube)
 * 10) [|Blogs and the Juvenile Delinquent] (YouTube user gfrancomtube)
 * Humor**
 * 1) [|The Internet Has Crashed] (The Onion Spoof video)
 * 2) [|Introducing the Book]
 * 3) [|Father Guido Sarducci’s Five Minute University] (Saturday Night Live Skit)
 * 4) [|Walkthroughs and Learning Objectives]