Winter Quarter Video Requirement

Posted on by wrenchey

Included with this post is the updated video permission form.  I added the note below so that parents will feel more comfortable with the purpose of the video assessment component.Videotape Consent Form

Here are the requirements:

Tape 10 minutes of your direct instruction. 

This video will be helpful for you to see how you are providing instructions to a group and checking for their understanding of your instructions.

  • (If possible) have the videographer show student response to your instructions.
  • Have students write down their understanding of the information you provided.  

    • The last two weeks in February we will reserve for feedback sessions on these taped instructions. Our small cohort will then dialogue about the video and provide helpful feedback on the section.   We can all learn technology tips and tools for continual professional development.

    Will you respond to this link this week, either with a question or some helpful feedback?

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    I teach technology in an inquiry based high school in Redmond, WA. I am fortunate to be part of a STEAM high school and to collaborate on many PBL projects. I have also taught technology integration in middle schools through pre-service teachers. I am currently teaching 5 sections of AP Computer Science Principles and I mentor a girl's outreach program for Computer Programming. As an Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, I also have the privilege to travel and deliver trainings for i2E, NCCE and the Minecraft Education team. I have worked with #CorelaborateWA twitter teacher leaders and I am the 2017 WA PBS Digital Innovator. So many opportunities to meet and collaborate!