Call for Community Voices: BONUS “Between the Chapters” episode for the 25 Years of Ed Tech book
- READ a chapter (or the whole book) to find a topic/year/idea that interests you. You can also get meta to audio reflect on one of the “Between the Chapters” episodes too!
- REFLECT & SHARE YOUR AUDIO THOUGHTS via Vocaroo or your own recording device you can send us via a URL (e.g. blog post, website, Dropbox link, etc.)
- SEND us the link to your recording so we can add your voice to the podcast! You can do this via the website contact form or DM @YearsEd or laurapasquini on Twitter.
Audio reflection questions/prompts:
- How are you involved with this ______ topic/chapter/year?
- What were your reflections back to a particular year in the book?
- Share your experience with this particular technology, practice, or ed tech topic.
- What ideas and concepts most interested you from a specific chapter?
- What is missing from a specific chapter or the book that we should talk about now?
- What questions do you have for the author, Martin Weller? And/Or what questions or thoughts do you want to pose to the @YearsEd community?
Deadline: Open — but we wrap up the last of the chapters on May 6th — so reflections by or before May 1st should post to the feed shortly after. 🙂
So, I’ve been helping with a fun audio project to fill the gaps in my social schedule during the pandemic. #25YearsOfEdTech has been a fun way to connect, learn, and share with a community of brilliant professionals — so here’s our reflection as we get meta to podcast about the podcast.
We are about halfway through this audio book club project now that chapter 12 is out. In this bonus episode of “Between the Chapters” Martin, Clint, and I take a pause to get meta — it’s a podcast about the podcast. We share about our audio labour of love, specifically as we discover what it means to augment text to audio and how to share an aural history of ed tech through these episodic personal/professional reflections.
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