For those that weren’t in the room at ISTE last week, here is a clip from the Ignite recording. I snipped the footage from the official event stream: so video could play on iOS devices, to boost the slide colors, and so I could tweak the audio (big room):
The below is entirely self-indulgent…just a list of super-kind comments from audience attendees that I’ve documented to read on days when I feel like I have no idea what I’m doing.
@techwithintent is igniting Ballroom 6 at the moment, lighting minds on fire! #iste12
— Andrew T. Schwab (@anotherschwab) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent igniting now #iste12
— Roger Pryor (@pryorcommitment) June 26, 2012
Mentorship hasn’t changed. Growing up is messy. @techwithintent #isteignite #ISTE12
— Kristina Peters (@Mrskmpeters) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent is KILLING it! We change the world with the internet. THere’s more internet than sand and stars
#isteignite #iste12
— Summer Howarth (@EduSum) June 26, 2012
#Iste12 @techwithintentContent will be created faster than we can consume it. We are all perpetual beginners.
— Mr. Lowell Thomson (@ThomsonScience) June 26, 2012
#Iste12 @techwithintentOur jobs as educators is to be mentors. Start with what we know and scaffold from there.
— Mr. Lowell Thomson (@ThomsonScience) June 26, 2012
We have permission to play, but we also have a responsibility to participate. @techwithintent #iste12 #ignite
— Kyle Pace (@kylepace) June 26, 2012
Watching @techwithintent deliver his #ignite preso at #ISTE12
— Timothy Gwynn (@tgwynn) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent rocking ignite #cuerockstar style. cc: @jcorippo#iste12
— Andrew T. Schwab (@anotherschwab) June 26, 2012
We have a responsibility to participate.We act surprised when negativity happens. Growing up has always been messy. @techwithintent #ISTE12
— Joan Young(@flourishingkids) June 26, 2012
What does your behavior say about your belief systems when it comes to tech? @techwithintent #isteignite #ISTE12
— Kristina Peters (@Mrskmpeters) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent what does your behavior about technology say about your beliefs?#iste12 Ignite session
— Rhonda Roysden (@rroysden) June 26, 2012
“Daddy don’t talk to Siri, talk to me.” via @techwithintent making us think about how we model online connected behavior #ISTE12 #ignite
— Brent Catlett (@catlett1) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent POWERFUL message in silence have had similar experiences with my own kids #iste12 #ignite
—Kristin Hokanson (@khokanson) June 26, 2012
#Iste12 @techwithintent: We have to have explicit conversations with our students. Every story has a culture attached to it.
— Mr. Lowell Thomson (@ThomsonScience) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent Wicked Awesome #ignite at #ISTE12
— Erin Klein (@KleinErin) June 26, 2012
Well done @techwithintent! #iste12 #ignite
— Kyle Pace (@kylepace) June 26, 2012
Wow @techwithintent ! Very thought provoking ignite talk! #ISTE12
— Selena Ward (@thetechtiger) June 26, 2012
@techwithintent loved your words! #iste12@jessievaz12
— titi (@TitiAlvayay) June 26, 2012
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