Sharon Peters

Women of the Web 3.0 #121 Silvia Tolisano

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Sharon Peters, Cheri Toledo and Peggy George had an energizing, delightful conversation with one of our favorite people, Silvia Tolisano (Langwitches) in this webcast. We had a wonderful conversation about Skype in the Classroom and her global projects. Her newest project is "Around the World in 80 Schools" and she has created a Ning network for teachers interested in participating in the project to collaborate and learn from each other. There are some fantastic resources on her blog about using Skype including job descriptions for students managing all of the various Skype tasks, and some excellent classroom posters that can be downloaded and printed explaining all of the literacy skills students are using for podcasting, blogging, wikis and other tools involved with the global projects. Thanks to Sharon’s newly developed streaming skills we were able to stream most of the session on ustream so we could view some of Silvia’s resources for her student projects. Special thanks to Lorna Costantini for capturing the audio and streaming on Shoutcast for us! The ustream version starts about 10 minutes into the session but it is well worth watching.
A bonus in the session was Sharon’s announcement that she is taking a new position in Mozambique.

 

Chat log

Women of Web 3.0 – Show #119: Karin Muller from Take2 Video

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Join us as we catch up with Karin Muller of Take2 Videos as she shares her vision for the non-profit organization which she created. She was with us last year; it was great to have an update on an incredible initiative which places raw footage of areas of global conflict into the hands of North American students to create PSAs and documentaries. Karin is a world traveler and photojournalist whose work has appeared in such places as National Geographic and Discovery Channel.

 

Karin Muller wikipedia article

Women of Web 3.0 – Show #118 – Media Literacy

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This week, show co-hosts Cheri Toledo and Peggy George carried on while Sharon Peters was in California at the Big Idea Fest conference. We had a fantastic conversation with Dr. Cheryl Ball, an Assistant Professor of New Media in the Department of English at Illinois State University where she teaches classes in multimodal composition, digital media, composition theory, and digital publishing. Cheryl is also the Lead Editor of Kairos: An Online Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. The journal publishes things that can only exist in an online journal (you can’t print a video).

Jeff Utecht and Daneah with students from International School Bangkok: Operation Smile

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Jeff Utecht and wife Daneah share their students from International School Bangkok with us for an evening of inspiration and hope as their students relate their experiences with a very special project: Operation Smile. Daneah and two of the students have created videos to capture the visit the students had with young patients who experienced facial reconstructive surgery in Thailand.

 

The Chat:

 

[18:23] <PeggyG> here we go!!! 🙂
[18:24] <PeggyG> WOW3 🙂
[18:24] == kathym [[email protected]/web/

Teachers Without Borders Canada – Report After 6 weeks in Africa

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[20:23] <cheri> this is the first time i’ve been able to use FF in almost 2 years
[20:23] <cheri> so nice
[20:28] <PeggyG> Hi everyone!! getting set up and almost ready to start the stream
[20:29] <PeggyG> new chat window tonight–we’re just trying it out.
[20:29] <cheri> can you hear us?
[20:29] <PeggyG> can you let us know if you’re hearing the stream on ETT-A???
[20:30] <PeggyG> technology is always such an adventure!!!

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