Thanks for mentioning this project... in case anyone is interested in
seeing this example:
http://eyelevel.si.edu/2006/05/a_sound_take_on.html
http://americanart.si.edu/interact/podcasts/holton/index.cfm
Washington Post article:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/21/AR200703
2101135.html
-- Brad
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Brad Rathgeber
Interim Lower School Director
Director of Technology
Holton-Arms School
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Holton Arms and Landon (MD independent schools) have a great podcast
series on Grant Wood paintings, on the Smithsonian website. Fabulous
example of creative use of iPods and podcasting.
Cheers.
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From: Josh Mika [mailto:jmika01@AURORA.EDU]=20
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: STUDY: Do You Use iPods?
Colleagues,
I'm a school librarian and teacher of ten years seeking a doctorate
of education at Aurora University. Our grant to use iPods at Beebe
Elementary has led me to a formal study investigating iPods in
education. Before I actually propose my study, I need to gather an idea
of the schools that actually USE iPods in the educational
setting. Despite my insistence and literary proof, my professors
doubt I will find many schools in the nation (let alone IL) that use
iPods. I know you're out there, but I need to prove it!
In order to do this, I have distributed this email to LM Net
(School
Librarian/Media Specialist listserv), Ed Tech (Educational Technology
listserv), SIG-HC (ISTE's Handheld Special Interest Group listserv), and
a
few other online technology colleagues to begin gathering this
information. I hope that once I compile this list, I will connect with
educators interested in participating in the study, but that's a step
ahead of what I'm working on.
Please consider responding to me off-list (my AU email below):
I DO work with iPods...
...let me tell you a bit about myself, my school, and how we're using
them.
I DON'T work with iPods, but...
...I know someone who is! Let me tell you about him/her.
...I read something about iPods in education and I would love to share
the
article.
Thank you for any support or leads,
Josh Mika
Doctoral Candidate
Education: Curriculum & Instruction
Aurora University - Aurora, IL
jmika01@aurora.edu
+Beebe Elementary LRC - http://www.ncusd203.org/beebe/lrc.htm
+iPodject: a NEF Grant for Beebe Elementary - (under construction)
http://www.ncusd203.org/beebe/ipod.htm
+iPodject blog - http://ipodject.edublogs.org
Josh Mika
Doctoral Candidate
Education: Curriculum & Instruction
Aurora University - Aurora, IL
jmika01@aurora.edu
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