eSchoolNews – Interview with someone you know

By Ron Houtman, on July 13th, 2011%

At the ISTE 2011 Conference in Philadelphia, I sat down with eSchoolnews TV and did an interview about how important I feel it is for teacher to both have a place for their stuff (ATNAPFTS*) and create screencasts of key portions of their classroom content. The clip is here:  http://bit.ly/q4aOWq

 

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An honor! 20 Educators to Watch

By Ron Houtman, on June 16th, 2011%

I was honored to be highlighted by TechSmith as one of their 20 Educators to Watch in 2011.   I include screencasting as one of the tools that educators should always be thinking about and incorporating into their teaching and learning practice.

Here are just a couple of reasons why (but there are many more):

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Teaching at Home, Doing Homework in Class

By Ron Houtman, on April 9th, 2011%

Via the WSJ – At the Khan Academy, in Mountain View, Calif., learning is flipped. Lectures take place at home with videos over the Internet. And “homework” is done at school, where teachers intervene. Salman Khan talks with Kelsey Hubbard about his theory of education.

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