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Hello from New Braunfels, TX

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Houston

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Good afternoon from central Pennsylvania.

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Hello! Deloris Eure-Nutt from Portsmouth, VA

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Hello from Norther Maine

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Hello from Michigan!

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Link to the slides: https://educopilot.link/iste1mindoc

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Hello from Denver, Colorado!

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Welcome, everyone!

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Greetings from Boston! @GlobalSTEMClass

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Hello Al! I’m excited to learn from you today:).

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a non-fiction video

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a reflection of life

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A video that is informational

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An informational video about a topic

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history

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A story about life

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tells a story

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A boring overview of a topic

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Informative summary of a topic

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That is based on facts

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informative non-fiction

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a quick shot of information

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documentary: true life narrative

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tells a story of life

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piece based on real life experiences

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A true story

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A story told from a particular point of view based on videotaping reality

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Documenting a topic in real life

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Non fiction account on a topic of importance to the film maker

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A video definition

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Rattle and Hum

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It is a story about a specific event, person, or place

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Film that tells information about a given topic

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Video that shares key ideas on a nonfiction topic

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Documented reality.

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A short-film devoted to a cause or an event

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Informative video

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Video record

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A true story with true voices from the story

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Cosmos

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13th

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RBG!

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The War Room!

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selma

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Sand Wars

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NOVA

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A reminder about the chat: be sure to change the drop-down from "all panelists" to "all panelists and attendees" so we're all part of the same conversation

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most recently The Social Dilemma

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Wordplay

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Nina SImone

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Anything bu Ken Burns

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I love American Experience on PBS!

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Super Size Me

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Any Ken Burns material

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RBG was excellent, but have to say “The Last Dance"

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The Biggest Little farm

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Louder Than a Bomb

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Jane Pittman

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Geological journey

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Fast Food Nation

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Who Killed the Electric Car

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The Netflix one about Nina Simone

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Louder Than a Bomb

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My Octopus Teacher.

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Super Size Me

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The Game Changers

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13th Man

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My octopus teacher was amazing!

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Link to the slides again: https://educopilot.link/iste1mindoc

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Hello everyone

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Awesome!

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Innovation and Creativity is undervalued.

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I’m a singer/songwriter, and whenever it finds me, I’m delighted and replenished. I try to help my students find their creativity.

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I think 60 second docs is on Snapchat, too 😊

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More tires than trees!!!!!

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Tires have great use off of vehicles.

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Garbage is gold

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I've visited his site It's stuffing

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NM has a lot of desert, so it makes sense to use tires and cans to craete

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Ooooh multi-discipline sustainable buildings

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Never been a place that didn’t have tires, cans, and bottles wow

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Recycling!

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*create

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Value in throw-aways

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Garbage is gold!

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Wow! What an excellent way to repurpose garbage

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More tires than trees!

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Building houses out of bottles

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How beautiful the walls were

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Yes, more tires than trees

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more tires than trees 🌳

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As a librarian, what are the documented facts?

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More tires than trees

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We all have tires, bottles.

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More tires than trees. Wow

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Understanding a variety of scientific systems to make it all work

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Throw-aways can be beautiful

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Beautiful design

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There are more tires than trees on earth

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Building houses out of "trash"!!!

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What we can do with tires

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Love his ability to see new possibilities.

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I would have a lot of questions for him!

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just the massive amount of garbage

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How we can use things to do something new

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Loved the design

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I couldn’t tell, was he living in a tire house?

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Inspiring - easy to grasp the concept. Leaves me wanting more.

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I like the reality and humanity of the people in documentaries. No makeup...

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how cans can provide structure that works in architecture

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mindset about garbage

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The walls with bottles was brilliant in thinking about not just being useful but beautiful

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I think it's a great message to send students that recycling is the future- reuse instead of buying more STUFF!

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The buildings using recycled materials were very artistic

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definitely makes me want to know more!

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The walls with bottles was brilliant in thinking about not just being useful but beautiful

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Do you have a favorite story board template?

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I love doing this with them. So beneficial

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What ages do you have make these 60 sec documentaries?

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Race, climate, weather, SEL, etc

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Many rivers to cross for the image on the left.

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Community relations

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fatherhood

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Left - a man showing his child something new

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Right: A BLM protest?

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Being confronted; feeling attacked

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On the shoulders of GIANTS

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The picture on the left. What's the relationship between the adult and child?

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I can see the men in the foreground with what looks like police uniforms on

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youngsters taking the lead

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Daddy sharing an event with his child

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life of a young teen

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Image #2 - What led to this?

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Black Dads are around

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What tools are COPPA and FERPA compliant for the creation of these documentaries

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Generations/family ties

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Family relationships/dynamics

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being a single parent

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Our lives changed so dramatically last year! Suddenly we all are wearing masks

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confrontation, seeing something, lifting up

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Peaceful confrontation

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The image on the left feels like a father introducing his child to the world. The black and white colors personify the good and bad of the world for this family.

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Standing up from what you believe in

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Dad and son viewing a site. Would want to know where and what?

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Each generation gets to level up from the last…

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A father is lifting his child to see something. What is he teaching the child about?

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girl in background looks like she is protesting

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It looks like the woman is standing in front of the police.

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Left6: Raising someone up; getting a new perspective

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looking forward and continuing your life

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Capacity to feel love and empathy for another human

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Father is holding us his son so they can have the same experience. What does he want to make sure his son sees?

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Who is she, and why does she appear nervous.

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what is the wider picture?

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I Want to know what the adult and child are watching togehter

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Man showing his daughter the sunset

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Left - would the context of the picture change its meaning?

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Observation

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Imagining growth…the woman on the right is the child on the left

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I just love on the left that the point of view of the photographer - we don't usually derive meaning from the view of the back of individuals

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Father and child at a performance/concert

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computer

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The first computer

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A computer

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A computer!

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computer

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computer

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mainframe computer

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Computer

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moving a piano

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Moving computers

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Data confiscation

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Mainframe

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yes - ONE computer

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An early computer

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The first super computer

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AI

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server

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Piano

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First computer

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Robot!

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Early computer

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server

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Computer

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A super computer

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The age of technology.

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A flash drive

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Cars show that this was from a long time ago

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main frame

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amazing

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IBM sponsored moving an baby elephant

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whoa

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OMG!

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Wow

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Whoa

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oh my goodness

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what year?

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Checking out the background information

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Date around…LOL

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One of my favorite quotes: Date the app, marry the ability.

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LOL Mindy!

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@Mindy - amen!

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;)

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Yes @mindy!

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Sometimes w/ privacy and IT demands teachers are limited to certain applications. Rather than the ones we wish they could use.

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:)

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Adobe Education site has 60 second doc class - great course

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Oh neat!

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Premiere is a great tool that my kids use regularly!

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@HelenaMarie Stevens - thanks for the info!

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Could you do this in Adobe Spark too?

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+1 @Debbie

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Adobe Spark is way functional

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Jane Goodall’s Master Class has an excellent lesson on creating documentaries. All are excellent examples, but lesson on communication builds on what learning here. https://www.masterclass.com/classes/jane-goodall-teaches-conservation/chapters/communication: https://www.masterclass.com/classes/jane-goodall-teaches-conservation/chapters/communication

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Can you separate sound from image like premier pro?

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Is adobe rush a paid subscription? Or free?

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When you take the course at Adobe Education the subscription is free just for the course

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That is a great feature!

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Very cool feature!

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Very cool feature!

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Can you put the link to the slides in the chat again? Thanks.

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Slides!: https://educopilot.link/iste1mindoc

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Thank you, This is a great resource

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Do you have any examples with lower elementary grades?

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This is great PD!

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I was just thinking about this Debbie. I wonder if we focus on telling a story with pictures and we capture? Wondering what’s developmentally appropriate or the affordance for 1st-3rd grade?

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Regina, I would love to connect and collaborate on ideas- @TannenbaumTech on Twitter

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Did they create a storyboard or need to create a storyboard?

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Sure! @iCoachKenton.. +1 @C Lauder

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Remember too, that the produce is the students and not yours as the teacher. I sometimes have difficulty not imposing my own preferences on my students work and I have to remind myself that it is theirs, not mine.

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Product, not produce

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I love this approach because the storyboard piece seems to be an obstacle to the completion of the process. sTudents think they have to be good at drawing to make a storyboard and that can get in the way of telling their story.

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I had my preschoolers work with the class camera, document something (life of an ant, what's going on in the dramatic play center, the different carpets in the center - I had an odd group of kiddos (maybe because I was an odd teacher!!)) a decade ago and then together we would make a book or a slideshow. I imagine you can do so much more with the technology we have now!

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I had my preschoolers work with the class camera, document something (life of an ant, what's going on in the dramatic play center, the different carpets in the center - I had an odd group of kiddos (maybe because I was an odd teacher!!)) a decade ago and then together we would make a book or a slideshow. I imagine you can do so much more with the technology we have now!

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How do we discern between conjecture and fact?

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I want these voices, but we need to take care of this

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@Elizabeth- have them create a bibliography.

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I teach AI...deep fakes...

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Shoot Cameras not guns! Love this but policy needs to be changed so this is part of accountability.

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Yes please! I'm a librarian

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That was so powerful!❤️

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@Karen. I like that quote.

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Thanks for the "Activity Suggested Steps". I can build on it and encompass Steps 1-4 as pre-production including storyboarding & treatments; Step 5 as production including setup and direction; and Step 6-8 as post production.

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I have been using cameras in my classroom since buying a Mavica camera - now this is history.

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I have to go. This was great. Thank you!

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@Karen—I remember my Sony Mavica:)

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Can the link for the Activity Suggested Steps be reposted? TY

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What about privacy?

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One major idea we as educators need to support is blending traditional writing tasks (compositions, research papers) with the visual exposition. We can weave the skills & products together. Many times, Ts don’t bring this option to the table because the skills are not in unit plans, standards, or state tests. We can model & produce language outcomes in multiple ways.

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One major idea we as educators need to support is blending traditional writing tasks (compositions, research papers) with the visual exposition. We can weave the skills & products together. Many times, Ts don’t bring this option to the table because the skills are not in unit plans, standards, or state tests. We can model & produce language outcomes in multiple ways.

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@Donna - I still have my Mavica - want to do a 1-minute documentary on this history?

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Don’t copy that floppy.

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@Karen Wow! I’m impressed you still have it. Mine had a floppy disc—same?

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Thank you for including multiple languages. Do you need assistance with others?

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@Sally https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rc-60Rcj0n56NrpoGMMCDns86KI89xZK0tplPRNFMe0/copy

01:01:28
@Donna Yes, and I still have floppies and an Apple IIE. When I was in the classroom my tech students got it working.

01:01:54
Thank you!

01:02:07
@Ciane TY TY!

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Can you talk about privacy issues? Thanks!

01:02:21
LOL - Don’t copy that floppy.

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@Donna - here is a documentary I made with photos from the Mavica: https://cscurriculum.shutterfly.com/58

01:02:44
Excellent site!

01:02:54
ACE is great

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@Karen Awesome, thanks!

01:03:11
This is great! Thank you!!

01:03:23
Thank you

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This has been super helpful and informative and encouraging!

01:03:46
Thank you Al!

01:03:47
Thank you so much, Al. This has been really great.

01:03:49
How do we get the slides?

01:03:50
This was a great webinar- one of my favorites this year ;p. So many things we can share with our teachers!

01:03:54
Thank you, Al!

01:04:04
How can we make creating documentary as part of accountability to reduce use of testing and increase PBL.

01:04:06
Best zoom time I’ve spent this year ;)

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Slides here: https://educopilot.link/iste1mindoc

01:04:16
For real!

01:04:53
@Lauren, thank you!

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This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this activity and the process

01:05:10
Can you please talk about privacy issues? Thanks!

01:05:19
Thank you so much! Great presentation:)

01:06:05
Thanks for the push Al! This has been great!

01:06:06
This is just what I needed to get me out of prepping for state testing. We've got to give more opportunities for creativity.

01:06:23
We use MySchoolAvatar app to support students who are not ready/comfortable being on camera. Edit the multiple clips in Adobe/WeVideo.

01:06:39
Great webinar! THANK YOU!

01:07:00
Awesome webinar thank you!!!

01:07:04
I did my dissertation on digital citizenship. I found that there are very few teachers teaching this in the classroom. It is a need!

01:07:23
Exactly, Laurie! We concentrate so much on state testing that we loose out on developing deeper connections to student voice.

01:08:21
Thank you!

01:08:29
We model the practices: ask permission before taking pictures.

01:08:29
@Julie - can I can get a copy of your dissertation? The few teachers is the problem - have been there for decades. How do we make part of accountability?

01:08:42
WeVideo is great for student privacy and what we use. Using Storyboard mode simplifies it for younger students.

01:09:08
ACTFL teacher org can help with translations.

01:09:32
Great ideas shared here!~ Thanks Al! 😃

01:09:38
Thanks—I feel so inspired!

01:09:40
!!

01:09:43
Can you ask my question on accountability using videos?

01:09:46
Thank you Al, Angela, Lauren and all my colleagues in the chat for sharing your inspiration, insight and resources.

01:09:46
Thank you!

01:09:47
@Karen yes email me

01:09:47
Incredible!!!!

01:09:47
Thanks for the great ideas.

01:09:50
This has been excellent! Thank you!

01:09:52
Thank you!

01:09:54
The materials presented are so accessible and realistic. I can do this TOMORROW.

01:09:55
Thank you so much.

01:09:55
Thank you for a great session!

01:09:57
Thank you!! Leaving inspired for sure!

01:09:58
Thank you.

01:09:58
Thank you.

01:09:59
THANK YOU!!

01:09:59
Thank you!

01:10:00
This was great! Time was well spent!

01:10:02
Thank you all!

01:10:03
Thank you!

01:10:04
Thank you!

01:10:04
Thank you

01:10:05
Manythanks!

01:10:05
Is there a YouTube channel we can tag with out student videos?

01:10:07
Thank You!!!

01:10:09
Thank you! This was awesome.

01:10:10
Thank You!

01:10:14
Do you need Bulgarian? Thanks a lot! Outstanding!

01:10:15
thanks a lot of great ideas

01:10:16
Thank you!

01:10:18
Thank you for all the information! Short and Sweet!!!

01:10:23
Thank you. This was excellent.

01:10:26
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ExpertWebinars

01:10:29
Many thanks for this presentation.

01:10:34
Bulgarian would be amazing, yes thank you!

01:10:40
Thanks for joining!

01:10:41
Thank you!!

01:10:48
Thank you!

01:10:49
Lots of opportunities for student driven learning

01:10:53
https://www.iste.org/membership/become-a-member

01:11:06
THANK YOU, Lauren, Al and Angela!!

01:11:08
ISTE is creating stronger connections with World Language educators. Hurray!

01:11:21
https://iste.zoom.us/webinar/register/4316177244744/WN_rGHn_E6TRc2ioEbDEg9h9A

01:11:22
Enjoyed this very much!