video from Nesbitt and students:

The video titled A Vision of K-12 Students Today by B. Nesbitt has been floating around the Internet for some time now. In case you have not seen it, it is embedded below. Any thoughts, reactions, comments?

NASA recently announced the release of audio clips, video clips, and still images for students who create their own podcasts:  http://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/diypodcast/index.html
Media are sorted into 4 categories or topics:

• Lab Safety
• Newton’s Laws
• Spacesuits
• Sports (in space) Demo

All media can be previewed online. Audio clips are mp3 files. Videos are downloaded in a zipped folder containing mp4 video, Windows Media Video, and a transcript in MS Word.

News from MACUL:

A stipend of $1000.00 and a free registration to the 2010 MACUL Conference, March 10-12, 2010 will be awarded to 10 selected educators to produce high-quality enhanced or video podcasts in one subject area to be posted at MI Learning on iTunes U. Visit www.macul.org > MI Learning on iTunes U > MI Learning Information for application details. Application window: April 1 - May 26, 2009.

Read a related article about iTunes U on eSchoolNews

 If you could videoconference with any site, organization, or person for educational purposes, who or where would it be and why?