Transformation Education e-Newsletter- Innovative Education with Vision: Recent Comments

Comment on Live Talk Show- You Are Invited!- First Episode of Transformation Ed Podcast

2008-11-03T15:44:01Z

Dr. King
I enjoyed listening to this podcast and learning about the different categories of participation on the web. What I found particularly interesting was your analysis about the difference between traditional libraries and what we’ve got on the web. The data that was revealed in the report with podcasting and blogging shows that people are using the web as a place not only to browse, but a place where one can create and participate with their own information. Agreed - this is true participation and a tremendous improvement from traditional libraries. Thanks!

Bonnie Luizza

Comment on iPod Batteries Don't Have to Stop Your Fun or Learning

2008-11-02T01:17:09Z

I am new to the ipod world but I have had this happen where my ipod dies too quickly. I'd like to look further into this ipod battery idea. Thanks!

Comment on Relaxation and Technology: Oxymoron or Nirvana?

2008-11-01T21:54:00Z

Hi Dr. King!

Anyway...I think Technology and Relaxation, used together, is DEFINITELY an oxymoron! Nirvana...not so much!
SHaron B

Comment on ISTE NECC Teacher’s Podcast Meet-Up and Focus Group

2008-10-30T22:08:21Z

http://www.talkingfinlit.org/
Beyond the timeliness of the topic and the format in which it is delivered, I love that the website can be translated by simply clicking your preferred language. Imagine being able to conduct or deliver your content without worrying about a language barrier. Star Trek's Universal Translator - here we come!
Kraig

Comment on Dr. King Presents New Media Opps. to Reach At-Risk Pops. at International Adult Ed Conference

2008-10-28T22:17:28Z

Dr. King,
With more and more brick and mortar colleges seeing the benefits of online learning, do you think we will see a decline in for profit virtual colleges?

Comment on Relaxation and Technology: Oxymoron or Nirvana?

2007-11-14T15:53:01Z

Since I don't want any of our listeners to get discouraged when they want to check out Wild Divine's Biofeedback and Stress Relief website, I wanted to correct the URL. To visit Wild Divine, just go to http://www.wilddivine.com. Hey, maybe we can get an interview, huh, Kathy?

Comment on Dr. King Presents New Media Opps. to Reach At-Risk Pops. at International Adult Ed Conference

2007-11-04T03:59:35Z

HI Susan
Thanks for the positive feedback. We do try to cover a wide range of topics that would be of interest to people in education at all grade levels, roles and also technology proficiencies.
Yes the $100 laptop is a terrific project that demonstrates technology can be used for great humanitarian and educational purposes.
Long life social change and education working together
Best Dr King
transformationed@gmail.com

Comment on We Are Presenting at PNME Expo 9/28-9/30 -- The Podcast and New Media Expo!

2007-11-04T03:55:59Z

HI Gina

It really is great when people make newer technologies more accessible to teachers!
Check out CTGE 5910 online this coming January 2008 at Fordham- we will be teaching much more about podcasting in classroom projects- for teachers and students! www.fordham.edu/gse and www.fordham.edu/gse/aded.htm
Best
Dr KPK

Comment on Dr. King Presents New Media Opps. to Reach At-Risk Pops. at International Adult Ed Conference

2007-11-03T19:28:14Z

Dear Dr King

What a range of topics and opportunities have been included in this blog! Thanks for the view! The $100 laptop and interview were especially interesting!!
Sue Curtiss

Comment on We Are Presenting at PNME Expo 9/28-9/30 -- The Podcast and New Media Expo!

2007-11-02T04:01:59Z

I really enjoyed the presentation for the K-12 teachers by Dr. Todd. I think she made podcasting with students seem less daunting and more accessible. I know it's something I would love to learn more about and do with my students in the future. She made it seem like podcasting with students was actually possible, especially that she was doing it with middle school students, who can sometimes be difficult to work with.