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: Edjurist

School Technology Leadership and the P-20 Continuum - Paducah

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I was invited to speak at the SACS/AdvancedED Western Kentucky Conference this past Friday and I want to post the video and sources to that presentation. The presentation was an extension on the presentation I gave at the school law conference, with a vastly different theme at the end. In this version I present the beginnings of the new P-20 Initiative we are undertaking here at UK to help make technology leadership a priority in Kentucky's schools. As before, I borrowed Lawrence Lessig's presentation style, lots of Michael Wesch's data, and Scott McLeod's ideas, amongst others, ... and combined them into this presentation.

The video of my presentation:

 

Videos embedded in my presentation:

Learning to Change, Changing to Learn

K-20 Center

Sources:

Most of my sources are embedded on this page.

But, for this version I also relied heavily on:

Read/Write Government - Lessig

Michael Wesch and the Future of Education

And, Scott McLeod's Oklahoma Presentation (to K20 there - it all comes full circle).

Full post as published by Edjurist on November 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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