Podcasts about ohio educational technology conference

In this episode, Keven talks about the sessions, ideas, and tools he encountered at the Ohio Educational Technology Conference in Columbus, Ohio. There is a focus on esports, a variety of tools that were highlighted in sessions, and a dive into the Pear Deck Google Slides add-on. View notes from #OETC19 attendees for nearly 100 of the sessions by clicking here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/magicpotionedu/support

Becky Verner is a PR pro and a 200-hour certified yoga teacher living and teaching around Cleveland, Ohio. Her practice is playful, peaceful & as powerful as people want to make it! In addition to group classes, Becky leads workshops, private sessions, and small group classes or events like fundraisers, celebrations, and more. She has also taught meditation and yoga to students in schools. She is also passionate about what she calls Yoga to Remember: gentle yoga & meditation events designed to help those who are grieving. Becky is passionate about this form of grief yoga as she lost her mother when she was just 10 years old. She has completed various yoga certifications and she lived at the Sivananda Bahamas Ashram as a karma yogi a couple years ago.  Beyond that, Becky also does public relations. In fact, she worked for me in the past and earned media placements and interviews with local and national news outlets and helped lead events for clients like at SXSW Interactive in 2013 and the Ohio Educational Technology Conference in 2013 and 2014.  Visit Becky’s website at beckyverneryoga.com National Institute of Mental Health Benefits of Mindfulness in Schools

This podcast features three different recordings from the 2018 Ohio Educational Technology Conference, which was held in Columbus, Ohio, February 12-14, 2018. The first is an interview with high school students who have learned how to create interactive games using Scratch software. They also have created DIY game controllers using the MakeyMakey and supplies like tin foil, cardboard, alligator clips, play dough, and bananas. The second interview is with high school senior Arthur Bodenschatz, who is part of the broadcast journalism team in North Canton City Schools, Ohio. Arthur and his classmates use an amazing “mobile storyteller” converted RV to conduct professional quality interviews at events like the Ohio educational technology conference. The third interview is Arthur's interview of me at OETC, in which he asked me about my reasons for becoming a teacher and technology director, the pace of technological change in our society, and a few other topics. Two of these three recordings are also available as videos on YouTube and Vimeo, which are linked in the podcast shownotes. In addition to these three recordings, a few reflections on some additional highlights of OETC 2018 are included. These focus on Eric Curts' (@ericcurts) 3 hour workshop "Write Right with Google Tools: Improving Writing in all Subjects," Todd Beard's (@teacherbeard) session on Minecraft for Education, and Apple Education's workshop on updates to iOS 11. Please refer to the podcast shownotes for links to referenced resources, as well as a raft of Wes' tweets from OETC 2018 sharing additional tips and links from sessions. (Since Storify is going offline and doesn't support the creation of new Twitter archives, this blog post will hopefully serve that function to archive these learning takeaways.

TH On Air Episode 3 features Bobby Dodd. Bobby is currently the principal at New Lexington High School but is making the move to Lincoln High School in the Gahanna-Jefferson School District near Columbus, Ohio. His educational vision, he said, is to prepare every student for lifetime learning opportunities while providing collaborative and innovative learning environments, allowing all students the opportunity to succeed. He was named a BestEdTech Educator Leader Innovator Award" finalist through the Ohio Educational Technology Conference in 2013. Dodd also was named Connected Educator of the Month by the Ohio Appalachian Collaborative in 2013.