Kathleen Saunders
IT 365
Jon Beedle
6 November 2014
Video Reflections
Video #1: Classroom of Tomorrow
This video seemed to simply portray the many ways technology
is integrating classrooms. iPads, smart
boards, resources, and other advancements are becoming more prevalent in
schools. Although this video had no
narration it was inspirational.
Video #2: The
Voice of the Active Learner
By 2019, half of all high school courses will be
online. This video talks about the
pressures and struggles of some schools and the lack of technology. She also encourages other students and
teachers to band together and make sure schools get the most resources
available to them as well as the highest technology. She talks about study abroad and hybrid
classes, and how all classes are converting to new technology.
Video #3: The
Future Starts Now
The girl narrating discusses how with the world’s such
advanced technology, while schools are not using these resources. Why schools and cities have the hardware, but
do not know how to use or integrate it? When
oil and other industries are gone, we will all be dependent on knowledge, and
students and educators should become motivated to be our future
(knowledge-based society).
Video #4:
Designing Schools for 21st Century Learning
The man in the video videos his narration describing a how
innovation and creativity are our future keys to success, and security is also
very important. Stimulus rich
environments prevent failure to thrive situations. Some of his topics included windows for solar
energy, sunlight to the brain, and stimulation of students. He discusses many schools in at risk
neighborhoods with graduation rates of 25%, and shows the viewer the new school
site designed for the most technological utilization.
Video #5: Tools
and Resources for 21st Century Education
This video is all about tools, resources, and brands
important in schools and education.
Although none of them again have verbal narration, it is still a
creative way to get the point across.
Video #6: A Vision
of 21st Century Teaching
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