Comments on: So hard to say goodbye http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/17/352/ Education and Technology by Steve Dembo Sat, 11 Oct 2008 22:54:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Ideas and Thoughts from an EdTech » Is it just me? http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/17/352/#comment-66805 Ideas and Thoughts from an EdTech » Is it just me? Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:30:02 +0000 http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/16/352/#comment-66805 [...] I remember a while back, Steve D. talking about having presenters post their material ahead of time and spend the sessions dealing with the challenging stuff. [...] […] I remember a while back, Steve D. talking about having presenters post their material ahead of time and spend the sessions dealing with the challenging stuff. […]

]]> By: Eric Langhorst http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/17/352/#comment-14983 Eric Langhorst Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:41:51 +0000 http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/16/352/#comment-14983 Great show Dave. I listened to it while I ironed some clothes for the forum I'm attending here in Seattle. Isn't technology amazing?! I agree about it not feeling over until everything is off the walls of your classroom. I was at the first school where I taught for 5 years and when I finally got done taking everything out of my classroom it hit me that it was really over. Thanks for your help on my podcast. I saw your comments two days ago. I now have three podcasts up on the site. I am currently in Redmond, Washington attending a Microsoft Innovative Teacher forum with teachers from all over the world. I taped and published a podcast last night from my hotel room and hope to have a lot more in the next couple of days. I hope to interview some of the other teachers attending the forum. Good luck with your new position and I can't wait to hear more about the podcast studio. What do you call it? A "podudio"? That will be awesome. Great show Dave. I listened to it while I ironed some clothes for the forum I’m attending here in Seattle. Isn’t technology amazing?! I agree about it not feeling over until everything is off the walls of your classroom. I was at the first school where I taught for 5 years and when I finally got done taking everything out of my classroom it hit me that it was really over.

Thanks for your help on my podcast. I saw your comments two days ago. I now have three podcasts up on the site. I am currently in Redmond, Washington attending a Microsoft Innovative Teacher forum with teachers from all over the world. I taped and published a podcast last night from my hotel room and hope to have a lot more in the next couple of days. I hope to interview some of the other teachers attending the forum.

Good luck with your new position and I can’t wait to hear more about the podcast studio. What do you call it? A “podudio”? That will be awesome.

]]> By: Brett Moller http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/17/352/#comment-14701 Brett Moller Mon, 18 Jul 2005 05:07:44 +0000 http://www.teach42.com/2005/07/16/352/#comment-14701 Just finished listening to the podcast. Great show there with some interesting thoughts. Added some thoughts on conferences to Dave's blog. There was some good thinking here that I beleive a few conference comittees need to listen to. I just attended a conference where every session was taped on audio and DVD. The costs were fairly cheap to buy the sessions. CD audio was $10 a session and DVD was $15 a session. I am sure all the money made from the sale of cd and dvd was to cover the cost of taping the sessions. It really gives a professional swing to the conference and it also attracts people to the conference the following year as copies get thrown around amongst peer groups and colleagues. Why can’t conferences as large as NECC have something like this? Well done on the show once again. Just finished listening to the podcast. Great show there with some interesting thoughts. Added some thoughts on conferences to Dave’s blog. There was some good thinking here that I beleive a few conference comittees need to listen to. I just attended a conference where every session was taped on audio and DVD. The costs were fairly cheap to buy the sessions. CD audio was $10 a session and DVD was $15 a session. I am sure all the money made from the sale of cd and dvd was to cover the cost of taping the sessions. It really gives a professional swing to the conference and it also attracts people to the conference the following year as copies get thrown around amongst peer groups and colleagues. Why can’t conferences as large as NECC have something like this?

Well done on the show once again.

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