As a result of my not doing any presentations at ISTE, I may appear to be a little unfocused – as Peggy George found out when photographing me at the Hack Education event.
As my wife was driving me to the airport on Friday, I suddenly noticed how relaxed I was. It was a striking realization that, because I decided not to submit any proposals to the ISTE committee this year, I am approaching the conference with a new and unfamiliar perspective. I’m an attendee. My attendee badge is entirely unadorned with ribbons. It feel so good.
That said, a number of weeks ago someone with the K-12 Online Conference re-posted a presentation that I did for them back in 2006. I watched it, and with only a few exceptions, there is little that I could talk able today that isn’t part of that virtual address from seven years ago.
So, I downloaded the video, deleted out some of the dated material (2006 was pre-Twitter and pre-Facebook) and reposted it to my own channel. If you get a few minutes, give it a view.
Author: David Warlick
David Warlick has been an educator for the past 40+ years. He continues to do some writing, but is mostly seeking his next intersect between play, passion and purpose, dabbling in photography, drone videography and music production.
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