Comments on: The Slideshow Must Go On

By: Making an Impact | always learning

Making an Impact | always learning — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:25:07 +0000

[...] professional development – learning as an attendee, receiving awards, presenting (at quite a few conferences), bringing in experts, and [...]

By: Ms. M

Ms. M — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:53:16 +0000

Kim, I can only say “Ditto” to what Annelies has written. We are one lucky school to have you!!!
Diane

By: mscofino

mscofino — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 05:07:31 +0000

ehelfant,

Thank you! Please feel free to use whatever you like. I found out at the conference that SAS video taped my presentations, so I will hopefully have a copy to share with anyone who’s interested. As soon as they’re ready, I’ll post them here

Kevin,

Thank you so much for all your encouraging words!

Kristian,

Thank you!

Julie,

Thank you! I’m so flattered you think I could do consulting work! I haven’t submitted a proposal for NECC because I decided not to go this year. It was a really difficult decision, but I’m doing so much this year – new job, new school, new grade level, new degree program, 6 conferences during the school year – I just don’t think I could handle another major event this summer. That being said, I’m still somewhat contemplating Alan November’s BLC conference because it’s smaller and on the “right” coast to be convenient for my summer holiday plans… We’ll see…

Ann,

Thank you! I’m so glad my presentations are helpful!

Chrissy,

If only I had wireless – you would have been a part of my presentations!

Angela,

Thank you! I’m so glad you can use my presentations!

Annelies,

It’s cheesy, but it’s all because I’m empowered to do so, by you! Thank you for giving me the encouragement and freedom to think about all of this with such an amazing team!

By: always learning » Few and Far Between

always learning » Few and Far Between — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 07:30:31 +0000

[...] few weeks ago, I presented at the Teach IT! conference at Singapore American School. There were over 300 teachers at the [...]

By: Splurging in Singapore « Follow That Elephant!

Splurging in Singapore « Follow That Elephant! — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 00:18:21 +0000

[...] 8, 2007 by superkimbo A few weeks ago, Alex and I headed down to Singapore so that I could present at the Teach IT conference at Singapore American School. We were lucky that the conference [...]

By: annelies

annelies — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:39:38 +0000

How’s it going, Kim? Can’t wait to hear about your presentations when you get back to the land of smiles…and more learning. At our school we have certainly done a whole lot of thinking, discussion and debating about 21st century literacy, learning and educating. We are so very lucky to have such exciting access to the think tank throughout our working days…

By: Angela Maiers

Angela Maiers — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 15:18:23 +0000

Kim, these are both really fantastic. Well done. I am going to use them to spark farther conversations with my schools and on the blog. Thank you for the though provoking and critical content. Keep on creating-you are the 21st century teacher that our students need!!

By: teachingsagittarian

teachingsagittarian — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 09:47:33 +0000

Just checked out your 21st Century Educator slideshow and am wishing that I was attending your sessions! All the very best – and I am sure that they will go well even though you won’t have an internet connection to demonstrate how well your own PLN is set up and working.

By: njtechteacher

njtechteacher — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 00:55:55 +0000

Kim:
I’ve recently started following you via Twitter as I create my own personal learning network. Thanks for mentioning your slide shows. I’ll be presenting to teachers in a couple of months. Seeing your work has helped me further organize my thoughts. Enjoy the presentation. It looks great. If you do record and Ustream it, I’ll make sure I watch.
Ann

By: Julie Lindsay

Julie Lindsay — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 16:22:04 +0000

Kim, as usual I am so impressed with the clear way you manage to communicate essential ideas! I love your presentations! Good luck in Singapore, you will knock them down for sure. The 21st Century educator really encapsulates the look and feel of a PLN…I would love to use this and show my teachers here in Qatar. Yes, I know what you mean about not having Internet and/or wireless connections at international conferences. After presenting at NECC I feel totally spoilt in terms of fabulous facilities and support.
Two suggestions: Have you considered consultation work? Your slideshows are so powerful I would love you to help me get mine up to standard! Also, I am hoping you have put in to present at NECC…..I want to see you in action as I am sure you have a lot of conviction behind your slideshow message!
Thanks as always for sharing!