I had the pleasure of joining some very smart teachers on the Women of the Web 2.0 Webcast this week (the second one I popped into — I also checked out It’s Elementary Webcast with good friend, Matt Needleman, earlier in the week,. If I make it to tonight’s Teachers Teaching Teachers, it will be a three-fur, but I don’t think that is going to happen. Some of the family is going away for five days and we need to some family time).
The WOW Webcast was all about the Many Voices for Darfur Project and it was great to hear Wendy and George talk about how they connected and then brought other teachers into the mix.
You can listen to the webcast here.
Or head to the WOW page at EdTech Talk and take a look at the chat room transcripts.
The hosts were gracious and open and accommodating to all of the guests, and I am still hoping to move my students into some kind of social action beyond the blogging. This was part of the conversation last night: what next?
Peace (in webcasts),
Kevin
Thanks for listening. I rarely am able to listen live but these webcasts make my drive home easier when I download the recording. I look forward to listening to your show tomorrow when I’m stuck on the 405.