Podcasts about madpd

This week on I Wish I Knew EDU, I’m talking to Susan Jachymiak @MsJachymiak about #newteacherjourney, #MADpd, podcasting, Twitter, remembering your “Why,” being vulnerable and growing your craft.

Madison Prinzen is a graduate student from Lakehead University in Orillia. She has worked with A Kids Guide to Canada and interns for the Digital Human Library (DHL).  Madi presented on technology tools that foster virtual connection for this year's MADPD.  Her presentation will be featured on the MADPD Spotlight Series in March.  In her presentation, she made the essential point that, “Geography should not be barrier,” and the DHL is such a powerful tool for nurturing local, national and global connections.

Peter Cameron is Teacher, Presenter|, Grovsnor Teacher Fellow, NatGeo Education Ambassador, Google Education Expert and Co Founder #MADPD.

Derek Rhodenizer is an administrator in Ottawa. Derek is the co-founder of #MADpd. He is also a podcaster, thinker, and a man of many interests. Listen to this episode of The Personal Playlist Podcast to learn more or read the blog post: https://noadaniel7.wixsite.com/bobblog/single-post/2017/07/14/Reggae-and-Rock--The-Genres-of-Derek-Rhodnizers-P3

Noa Daniel hosts a special OnEDMentors episode featuring MADPD organizers Derek Rhodenizer and Peter Cameron. Listen in as the team discuss this year's MADPD event being held on Sunday, May 5th, 2019!

Ok, one more podcast about public reflection and #MADpd by Derek Rhodenizer

#MADpd: https://mrcssharesease.wordpress.com/madpd-2019/ My ignite talk: mInute 30. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDqdPEqJVWo&list=PLfbMshNTNmkf6SOzVr_SI4xV8neNsad79&index=2

This week on I Wish I Knew EDU, Ramona talks to Peter Cameron @cherandpete about the Natl Geo Ed Ambassador program, #MADpd, protecting our water through #JuniorWaterWalkers and the endless opportunities for education that surround us.

We all need to step up if want things to improve for ELs. Hear from Carol, Derek Rhodenizer & Jennifer Hunter Dillon (@italkliteracy) on why you should be a part of #MADPD.

We all need to step up if want things to improve for ELs. Hear from Carol, Derek Rhodenizer & Jennifer Hunter Dillon (@italkliteracy) on why you should be a part of #MADPD.

In Episode 20, Ramona speaks with Brad Shreffler about Podcasting, the power of Social Media, #MadPd, the EdCamp Experience and what it's like to be a part of the VoicEd Radio community.

Tan Huyhn (@TanELLclassroom) & Deborah Brey (@ELL_Deb) join Carol to think through ways to deliver your own #VirtuEL style online conference. Resources & ideas are shared plus a special cameo by Derek Rhodenizer of #MADPD

Tan Huyhn (@TanELLclassroom) & Deborah Brey (@ELL_Deb) join Carol to think through ways to deliver your own #VirtuEL style online conference. Resources & ideas are shared plus a special cameo by Derek Rhodenizer of #MADPD

MADPD – Making Tech Disappear On May 6, 2018 I was fortunate to take part in a session as a part of MADPD hosted by Shane Lawrence (Twitter) of The Ed Podcast (Ed – Conversations About the Teaching Life). Joining us in the session were Kasey Bell (Twitter, Website, Google Teacher Tribe) and Brad Shreffler Read More

Carol is joined by three of her students who reflect on what has helped them achieve success in a comprehensive high school. These are new arrivals who are graduating and reflecting on things like years of missed schooling, learning a new language in your new land and what their teachers did to propel their learning forward.

Carol is joined by three of her students who reflect on what has helped them achieve success in a comprehensive high school. These are new arrivals who are graduating and reflecting on things like years of missed schooling, learning a new language in your new land and what their teachers did to propel their learning forward.

Derek se lance dans un podcast FRANÇAIS avec moi! Quel honneur ! Le cofondateur du projet MAD PD et moi discutons de la prochaine conférence MAD PD qui aura lieu le 6 mai 2018. Derek veut promouvoir la conférence afin d'obtenir plus de participants de langue française qui peut aussi offrir une diversité d'atelier. Il aimerait que la conférence, qui se passe uniquement en ligne, soit représentative des 2 langues du Canada. I Écoutez et apprenez comment vous pouvez faire une différence. N'hésitez pas de me contacter ou d'envoyer un message à Derek via Twitter @DerekRhodenizer pour en connaître davantage! De plus, retrouver le formulaire d'inscription ci-dessous dans les commentaires.

Carol (@mssalvac) is joined by Emily Francis (@emilyfranESL) as they explore how ESL teachers might participate in this years #MADPD virtual PD sessions being organized by Peter Cameron (@cherandpete) and Derek Rhodenizer (@derekrhodenizer)

Carol (@mssalvac) is joined by Emily Francis (@emilyfranESL) as they explore how ESL teachers might participate in this years #MADPD virtual PD sessions being organized by Peter Cameron (@cherandpete) and Derek Rhodenizer (@derekrhodenizer)

Flipgrid: https://flipgrid.com/bc1065 #MADpd landing page: https://mrcssharesease.wordpress.com/m-a-d-p-d/ TEACH Article: http://www.teachmag.com/latest-issue

Check out MAD PD here: http://voiced.ca/m-a-d-p-d/

Welcome to the online conference that may just change your life and the way you teach! This conference has one goal: to make a difference for you and the students you teach! On May 7th 2017 from 8am-8pm EST educators from around the world will be sharing tools, tips, resources and ideas that have proven to be game changers in their classrooms. This exciting day of sharing and learning will occur without travel or cost to you and can be enjoyed directly from the comfort of your home! So put on your slippers, pour a cup of coffee and join us anytime! Presentations will occur via YouTube Live on May 7th 2017 from 8am-8pm EST. Educators, preservice teachers and all other interested parties are welcome! A schedule of presentations will be posted on this page by early April so check back often and spread the word! We Need YOU! Educators are challenged to share a teaching strategy, tool, idea or resource that has helped make a difference in their teaching practice and/or for their students. ** Remember no idea is too small or simple! Each presenter will share their idea over a 15 minute time period and explain how it’s help to made a difference. A 15 minute question period from the participating audience will follow. All YouTube live videos will then be archived and shared with the greater education community. We are currently accepting educators interested in presenting their innovative idea that has made a difference. If you would like to present please fill out this form: https://goo.gl/forms/iqs7YEwWfI2lN0oK2 Know other educators who would be interested in sharing and/or participating? Please SHARE!